About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver parked outside Texas Cardiology Associates and noticed something odd: the doctor’s sign seemed to be waving back at him from across the street. Curious, he waved back, and much to his surprise, the sign did it again—this time with a friendly wave. The delivery driver laughed and went inside, only to hear later that the cardiologist had been practicing his golf swing in the office window while adjusting the sign's mechanism as a joke on everyone.
2. One afternoon, an elderly gentleman walked into the waiting room and announced to no one in particular, 'I just saw the most peculiar thing happen outside!' A young delivery driver overheard him and asked curiously, ‘What did you see?’ The old man replied, ‘Why, I watched a squirrel try to cross the street, only to be chased by another squirrel on rollerblades!’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the doctor who emerged from his office, shaking his head with a smile. That day, Texas Cardiology Associates became known for more than just heart exams—now it was also famous for its daily wildlife spectacles.
3. At dawn, when most people were still asleep, a jogger passing by Texas Cardiology Associates noticed something unusual: the parking lot lights were on, but there was no sign of life inside. Curious, the jogger peered through the glass door and saw an old doctor dozing off in his chair, gently snoring while holding a stethoscope. Turns out he’d forgotten to turn off the lights after staying late for a patient. The next morning, everyone joked that maybe the good doc had been listening to too many heartbeats—his own!
4. At midnight, when the streets of Houston fell silent, a security guard patrolling near Texas Cardiology Associates caught an unusual sound. It was like someone humming softly but out of tune, over and over again. Curious, he followed the noise into the empty hallway. There, in front of an old filing cabinet, stood a delivery driver whistling ‘Happy Birthday’ to himself. The guard smiled and shook his head, thinking maybe it wasn’t such a bad thing that some people found joy even late at night.