About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Shotwell Clinica Hispana, an elderly patient began insisting that the nurse had accidentally switched his IV bags with those from the delivery room. Each night, after everyone left, someone would hear whispers coming from behind the curtain in Room Three. Finally, one night a delivery driver overheard the whispers and reported them. Turned out it was just an old Spanish soap opera playing on a hidden TV inside Room Three. The embarrassed staff renamed it ‘La Clínica de las Aventuras’ and now patients come for both medicine and entertainment.
2. In the early morning shadows of San Francisco’s Mission District, a delivery driver pulled up to Shotwell Clinica Hispana with a box marked ‘Confidential.’ As he approached the door, he heard a voice whispering in Spanish from inside: ‘¡No te vayas! No tienes idea de lo que estás perdiendo!’ The delivery driver paused, intrigued but cautious. He knocked gently on the door and said, '¿Qué pasa aquí?' A small child peeked out, holding a bag of chips and smiling shyly. 'Just wanted to see what all the fuss was about,' the kid giggled. The driver laughed and shook his head, muttering, 'Another day in the Mission.'
3. At Shotwell Clinica Hispana, a little girl pointed at the ceiling and whispered, ‘Mama, why is that doctor talking to himself in Spanish?’ The doctor turned around with a big smile, saying, 'I’m not talking to myself—this new machine just speaks Spanish!' The little girl giggled and asked her mom, ‘Is it okay if I get my shots here?’
4. In the dimly lit hallway of Shotwell Clinica Hispana, a young doctor frantically scribbled notes while whispering into her phone. Suddenly, she froze mid-sentence as something caught her eye—an old poster on the wall seemed to shift ever so slightly. The poster was an advertisement for a local pastry shop, and it had moved because someone had accidentally nudged it with their elbow. The doctor burst out laughing, realizing that her imagination had run wild again. She quickly covered up the poster with a piece of paper and continued her rounds, muttering under her breath, 'Next time I'll check if it's really a ghost before calling security!'