Medicalodge Post - Acute Care Center

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Medicalodge Post with a crate of unusual size. As he approached the entrance, he noticed an old man standing outside, muttering something about ‘the cure for everything.’ As the driver opened the crate, he found nothing but a small potted plant and a note that read: 'For your health, take care.' The next morning, everyone in town was talking about how the mysterious old man had finally brought them their very own office greenery.'

2. A nurse was finishing her shift late one night when she heard an unusual sound coming from the supply closet. Peering inside, she saw a shadowy figure rummaging through boxes of bandages and syringes. As she watched closer, the figure turned out to be just a delivery driver who had accidentally locked himself in while unloading supplies. With a sheepish smile, he explained that his keys were stuck in the door and asked if she could help him get out. The relieved nurse unlocked the door, and they both shared a laugh over the mishap.

3. In the early morning hours, a janitor was mopping floors in Medicalodge Post when he noticed something peculiar on the cafeteria counter—a small, unmarked box wrapped in plain brown paper. Curious, he picked it up and found nothing but a note inside reading, ‘Open only if you’re feeling under the weather.’ The janitor opened the box carefully, expecting maybe some medicine or snacks. To his surprise, there was just a bag of sour candies labeled 'For when life feels off.' He chuckled and popped one into his mouth, instantly brightening up. From then on, whenever someone felt down, they’d leave a little surprise—always harmless and always sweet.

4. In the middle of the night, a delivery driver approached Medicalodge Post with a mysterious package. As he walked into the lobby, he noticed something odd—a strange note taped to the elevator button, reading: ‘Press me for a surprise!’ The delivery driver pressed the note and heard a soft click. The elevator doors opened, revealing only a small sign that read, 'Maintenance in progress—use stairs.' He shook his head, smiled, and took the stairs up two floors, where an old nurse chuckled and said, 'Welcome to Medicalodge Post, sir!'