About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver arrived early one morning with a mysterious package. As he approached the reception desk, an elderly gentleman emerged from behind the counter and whispered something strange into his ear. The delivery driver raised an eyebrow but pretended not to notice. The old man then pointed towards a nearby vending machine and mouthed ‘coffee’. With a knowing smile, the driver nodded and walked over, returning shortly with two cups of steaming coffee. They chatted amiably for a few minutes before parting ways—an unforgettable start to what turned out to be just another ordinary day in North Frisco.
2. Late one night, as Dr. Thompson was finishing up some paperwork, he heard an unusual humming sound coming from behind the reception desk. Curious, he walked over and peered through the glass partition—only to see a small, glowing orb floating above the waiting room chairs. As Dr. Thompson watched more closely, the little light began to move towards him, emitting soft, soothing music. Startled but intrigued, he followed it backstage where he found an old piano no one knew existed. Inside was a note: 'Thank you for your patience today.' Turned out, it was just a grateful delivery driver who left his favorite tune playing.'
3. One day, while waiting for their turn in the reception area, a little boy kept pointing excitedly out the window. His mother asked what had him so intrigued, and he replied, 'Mom, look! There's a doctor flying a kite!' The nurse chuckled and said, ‘That’s not just any doctor, ma’am—Dr. Lee loves his kites!’ Mom smiled, relieved, as they called her son’s name. Later that evening, a delivery driver remarked to a neighbor, “I saw Dr. Lee flying that kite today—it was like watching an Olympic athlete!” Everyone laughed, knowing it was another quirky Baylor Scott & White story.
4. In the quiet neighborhood near Baylor Scott & White Primary Care, North Frisco, a regular would mutter under his breath every morning: ‘I swear I saw that doctor talking to a squirrel.’ His neighbors shook their heads and smiled, knowing better than to ask him if he’d had too much coffee again. One day, a delivery driver casually mentioned, ‘Hey, did you see Dr. Smith feeding those squirrels?’ The regular just grinned and replied, ‘Of course not, it’s probably just his way of saying hello to nature.’ And so, the legend lived on in North Frisco, where even doctors could talk to squirrels without raising an eyebrow.