Abrazo Medical Group Glendale

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Abrazo Medical Group in Glendale, a delivery driver once exclaimed, ‘I thought I saw a ghost!’ The staff looked around but saw nothing unusual. Later that day, another delivery driver joked, ‘Maybe it was just an old patient who forgot to check out.’ A nurse replied with a smile, ‘Next time, knock before entering!’

2. In the waiting room of Abrazo Medical Group, a small dog named Max started behaving oddly whenever an old man arrived for check-ups. No one knew why, but soon everyone noticed—Max would frantically wag his tail and jump onto the man's lap every time he sat down. One day, a delivery driver came in with a package. As usual, Max went nuts when the old man appeared. But then something strange happened—they both froze, staring at each other for several seconds. Finally, the old man whispered, ‘Max, you’ve got mail!’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that maybe Max wasn’t so odd after all.

3. In the parking lot of Abrazo Medical Group, a delivery driver noticed something unusual—an old, dusty ukulele propped against a tree. Curious, he picked it up and discovered it played a single, haunting note whenever touched. The delivery driver shrugged and decided to keep the ukulele as a lucky charm. Months later, while playing it during his lunch break, he serenaded a nearby nurse who turned out to be the clinic’s new receptionist. They started a friendship, and now everyone in the office jokes that the magical instrument brought them together.

4. At dawn, when most clinics are quiet, an elderly gentleman arrived early for his check-up. As he waited, he noticed a peculiar shadow moving between the trees outside the window. The shadow turned out to be just a squirrel gathering nuts for winter. Smiling at the sight, our old gentleman patiently waited his turn, thinking it was quite an unusual way to start his morning. Later that day, as he left the clinic, he saw a delivery driver waving from across the street—obviously the same squirrel in disguise.