About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet hallway of MemorialCare Medical Group in Huntington Beach, a regular heard something odd over the intercom one morning: ‘Attention all patients and staff—please be advised that our new waiting room plant is now officially open for business.’ Curious, everyone rushed to see what this mysterious new attraction was. It turned out to be just an ordinary ficus tree, but from then on, whenever someone needed cheering up, they’d joke, 'Maybe it’s time to visit our friendly neighborhood plant!' And soon enough, the once-serious medical clinic became known as the place where even plants could make you feel better.
2. In the waiting room of MemorialCare Medical Group, a regular noticed something peculiar on the bulletin board: ‘For immediate relief from chronic boredom, visit our new relaxation room.’ Curious, a regular decided to check it out. Inside was nothing but a comfy couch, some soothing music, and a sign that read: 'Press here if you still feel bored.' A delivery driver pressed it, only to hear a voice say, 'Welcome to our new meditation room. Please stay for 15 minutes.' He stayed an hour, and when he left, everyone else in line gave him strange looks—except for the receptionist who winked and said, “Welcome back, relaxation guru.”
3. At night, when the clinic doors were locked and silent, a delivery driver swore he saw an old man in a white coat walking briskly down the empty hallways. Curious, the delivery driver followed him until they reached a closed door with no sign. Peering inside, he found only dusty shelves and old medical equipment. Turns out it was just an enthusiastic janitor who loved his job so much he never left for breaks—even after hours.
4. In the early morning, before sunrise, a delivery driver parked outside MemorialCare Medical Group. He sniffed the air curiously—something sweet and strange filled the night. Curious, he followed his nose down an alleyway and found a small garden blooming with mysterious flowers. As he bent closer, a neighbor appeared, waving cheerfully. 'Morning!' she said. 'Just watering my secret herb garden.' The delivery driver blinked, then laughed. 'Guess I’ll take that as a sign,' he grinned, and drove off, leaving behind a whiff of something exotic—and maybe just a touch of confusion.