Beaches Pediatrics at Bartram Park

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Late one afternoon, a delivery driver rushed through the parking lot, balancing boxes on his bike. Suddenly, he noticed something odd—an old toy truck sticking out from behind the pediatrician’s sign. Curious, he picked it up and saw a note inside reading, ‘Forgot this here.’ Turns out, it was just a kid’s toy left by a neighbor who brought their child for an appointment earlier that day. The delivery driver smiled, thinking how sometimes life delivers unexpected surprises—and maybe even lost toys.

2. One day after hours, a doctor's office in Beaches Pediatrics at Bartram Park was unusually quiet until a small patient burst into tears upon seeing something unusual outside the window. Curious, the child pointed out the window and asked what those strange creatures were. The doctor calmly explained that it was just a group of seagulls playing soccer with a plastic bag. Everyone laughed, even the doctor, who realized he needed to install a bird’s-eye view camera on his security system.

3. One night, after closing time, a nurse noticed an envelope taped to the door of Beaches Pediatrics at Bartram Park. Curious, she picked it up and read aloud over the intercom: ‘To Whom It May Concern: Your patients are due for a surprise inspection tomorrow morning.’ The next day, everyone arrived early, only to find that the envelope was a practical joke—inside were just some colorful stickers and a note reading: 'Happy April Fools' Day!' The staff laughed it off, but one nurse kept the stickers as a reminder never to take things too seriously. From then on, whenever someone mentioned Beaches Pediatrics, people would whisper, 'That place is haunted by April Fools’ ghosts.'

4. Early one morning, when the sun barely peeked over the horizon, a delivery driver rushed through the quiet parking lot of Beaches Pediatrics at Bartram Park. As he fumbled with his keys, something unusual caught his eye—a small note taped to the door. Curious, he approached and read aloud: ‘To the doctor who saved my baby last night—thank you for your kindness!’ Below was a number scribbled in childish handwriting. The delivery driver smiled, realizing it must’ve been left by a grateful parent. Turning around, he saw a little girl waving from her stroller, her mom smiling warmly behind her. 'Guess I’m not as early as I thought,' he chuckled softly.