About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the clinic doors were locked and the lights dimmed, a soft humming sound would occasionally fill the empty hallway. Nurses on duty reported hearing it over their headsets, but no one could identify its source. One evening, a delivery driver heard the humming too and thought it was his phone vibrating in his pocket. He pulled out his phone—nothing. Then he realized the noise was coming from an old ventilator in the corner that nobody knew existed. After that, everyone joked that Corewell’s ghost liked fresh air conditioning.
2. After hours, when the last patient had left and the reception desk was quiet, a regular noticed something strange: every evening, just as he drove away from the parking lot, his car’s headlights would briefly illuminate an unseen figure standing near the entrance. Finally curious, our regular parked his car and sneaked back outside. To his surprise, it was only a neighborhood cat, stretching lazily in the moonlight. The next day, he brought some tuna for the feline friend—and now they’re best pals, occasionally stopping by Corewell Health for a friendly hello.
3. Late one night, as a delivery driver approached the clinic's loading dock, he heard an unusual sound coming from inside. The door stood closed, but the faint hum of a radio drifted through the air. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only empty exam rooms lit by dim lights. Suddenly, a young nurse appeared, singing along to her headphones. She was so absorbed in her song that she didn’t notice him until he cleared his throat. ‘Oh!’ she exclaimed, blushing. ‘I thought I had it on mute.’ They both shared a laugh, and the delivery driver left with a smile, thinking maybe Corewell wasn’t so creepy after all.
4. Late one night, as a delivery driver approached the clinic’s loading dock, he heard an eerie whisper: ‘Don’t forget your mask.’ Curious, the driver looked around but saw no one. The next day, every box had a small paper with ‘MASK’ written on it. Turns out, it was just a friendly reminder from a concerned neighbor.