About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning in Kaiser Permanente Palm Court 2, a delivery driver exclaimed, ‘Hey, look at that!’ Everyone turned to see an old lady wheeling her shopping cart, but it wasn’t just any cart—it had a tiny umbrella and a little parasol on top.’ As she passed by, another patient noticed something unusual—her cart was filled with nothing but empty boxes and bags. 'She must be recycling,' someone joked. The delivery driver leaned over and whispered, ‘Or maybe she’s planning a surprise party for everyone here.’ They all laughed, realizing how much joy one small umbrella could bring.
2. In Kaiser Permanente Palm Court 2, an elderly gentleman regularly visited the clinic’s cafeteria for breakfast. One day, as he sipped his coffee and watched nurses bustling around, he noticed something peculiar. A young doctor, while checking patients’ charts, kept absentmindedly humming the same tune—something that sounded suspiciously like the theme from ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.’ Finally, the old man couldn’t resist any longer. He cleared his throat and asked the doctor, ‘Young man, I hope you don’t mind my asking, but is that “I’m Mr. Brinkley” from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air you’re humming?’ The doctor looked up sheepishly and replied, ‘Actually, sir, it’s more like Dr. Banks than anything else.’ The old man nodded knowingly and went back to his breakfast, leaving everyone in stitches—and the doctor with a newfound appreciation for classical music.
3. In Kaiser Permanente Palm Court 2, someone asked aloud one day, ‘Who left their lunch order for a heart transplant?’ A delivery driver overheard it and joked back, ‘I delivered the wrong sandwich to the wrong room!’ Everyone laughed, but then a nurse whispered, ‘Actually…’ and everyone burst out laughing again.
4. In Kaiser Permanente Palm Court 2, a curious child pointed and whispered, ‘Mama, why does that doctor keep talking to the ceiling?’ The mother smiled and replied, ‘Honey, he’s not talking to the ceiling—he’s just listening to his heart.’ The child nodded thoughtfully, then giggled as they both watched the doctor continue his quiet conversation with what seemed like an invisible patient.