About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk in Central Carolina, when most doctors were already home, an old delivery driver pulled up to the parking lot. Something seemed off—his truck’s headlights flickered like they had a mind of their own. As he approached the entrance, the lights inside dimmed and brightened in time with his footsteps. Startled, he looked around but saw no one. Then, from behind him came a soft voice: ‘Delivery for Dr. Smith?’ Turning quickly, he found himself facing a smiling receptionist who asked, “Did you bring those charts for Dr. Johnson?” The driver laughed it off, realizing it was just another late-night quirk of Central Carolina OB/GYN.
2. At closing time one Friday, a delivery driver asked the receptionist with a straight face: ‘Is it true that you guys deliver babies here?’ The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘Only in our dreams!’ The delivery driver laughed heartily and said, ‘Well, I guess I’ll stick to delivering packages then.’ Everyone had a good laugh, and the weekend began on a cheerful note.
3. In the quiet hours before dawn, someone heard a strange humming coming from inside Central Carolina OB/GYN. It wasn’t loud enough to disturb patients but just persistent enough to catch the attention of night nurses. One curious nurse followed the sound and found an old fan turned on low, its motor whirring like a distant hum. She switched it off, and the noise stopped as suddenly as it had begun. The next morning, everyone joked that maybe the hospital was haunted by an enthusiastic air-conditioning ghost.
4. At midnight on a Thursday, a nurse finishing her shift noticed something odd. The parking lot of Central Carolina OB/GYN was filled with tiny blue lights, like fireflies had taken up residence there. Curious, she followed the lights inside and found them dancing around an old lamp post in the waiting room. Turned out it was just a delivery driver playing his new toy—an LED lantern that emitted a soothing blue glow. Everyone had a good laugh, including the doctor who said it might help patients relax during their next visit. Since then, some nurses bring their own colorful lanterns for added ambiance.