About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver arrived early one morning with an unusual package. As he unloaded it into Parkview First Care’s supply room, he noticed something odd—a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper, labeled simply ‘For Dr. Smith.’ Inside was a strange assortment of items: a jar of honey, a bag of candies, and a note that read, 'Dr. Smith, hope your day is sweet!' Turns out, it was just a thoughtful gift from a grateful patient.'
2. At night, when Parkview First Care closed its doors, a soft humming began to fill the air around it. At first, only neighbors noticed—it sounded like someone playing a distant piano tune. But soon enough, curious passersby joined them, drawn by the eerie yet calming melody. One evening, an exhausted delivery driver pulled up to the empty parking lot and heard the music too. Thinking it was some sort of ghostly welcome committee, he parked his truck and approached cautiously. Just as he got close, the humming stopped—and out from behind the building came a friendly neighbor waving a broom, saying, ‘Hey there! We’ve been sweeping the sidewalks!’
3. A curious neighbor noticed something odd one day: every time they walked past Parkview First Care after sunset, the lights inside seemed to flicker in rhythm with someone humming softly. Curious, the neighbor decided to investigate and found an elderly doctor humming gently while checking patients’ charts. Turned out he’d been doing it since his younger days as a way to relax before night shifts. The whole neighborhood now knows him as ‘Dr. Lullaby,’ and everyone jokes that his humming helps keep patients calm during visits.
4. Late one night, a nurse was finishing her shift and locking up Parkview First Care when she heard a strange noise coming from the empty waiting room. Curious, she peeked inside and saw only an old magazine left open to an article on gardening tips. Turns out, it had blown in through an open window earlier that day. With a laugh, she locked everything securely and went home, realizing that sometimes the scariest things are just innocent surprises.