Kishore B. Narra, MD.

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to Kishore B. Narra’s clinic and asked, ‘Doc, why is your neon sign blinking “Open” when you’re clearly closed?’ The doctor smiled mysteriously and replied, 'That’s because my neon sign has its own GPS, and it knows you’re here!' The delivery driver scratched his head, shook his head, and drove off, muttering something about doctors and their gadgets.

2. At midnight, an unfamiliar voice crackled over Dr. Narra's intercom: 'This is your friendly neighborhood pharmacist. Your prescription for eternal youth has arrived!' Dr. Narra put on his glasses and peered at the label: "Warning: may cause immortality, dizziness, or both." He shrugged and called out, ‘Next patient!’ A sleepy voice replied from down the hall: ‘Thanks doc, I’ll take two.’

3. In the quiet suburbs of Anytown, USA, a small dog began barking hysterically every Wednesday evening outside Dr. Narra’s clinic. No one could figure out why until one fateful night when a light in the office stayed on long after hours, casting eerie shadows across the lawn. Finally, an intrepid delivery driver approached the clinic and peered through the window. Inside, Dr. Narra was watching reruns of his favorite sitcom while pretending to examine a mannequin. Word spread quickly, and soon everyone knew that Dr. Kishore B. Narra, MD, was actually just a TV doctor with a busy schedule and a love for comedy shows.

4. In the sleepy town of Medfield, a young boy named Timmy stumbled upon Dr. Kishore B. Narra’s clinic one afternoon. As he approached the door, the sound of a strange humming came from inside—a rhythmic drone that seemed to pulse with each heartbeat. Inside, everything was eerily quiet except for the humming. Curious, Timmy peered through the window and saw an old doctor bent over a machine, his hands moving in time with the rhythm. Suddenly, the doctor looked up, smiled warmly, and said, 'Ah, another patient? Come in, my boy!' And so began Timmy's weekly visits—no illness required.