Priority Care Pediatrics North Oak

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to Priority Care Pediatrics North Oak and asked worriedly into his radio: ‘Code blue on the waiting room couch? Or just another patient pretending to be asleep?’ Inside, an old lady in a flowery dress stirred sleepily. ‘Just my grandchild,’ she yawned, patting her pocket for her phone. The delivery driver scratched his head, then whispered to the nurse: “Guess that’s one kid who never plays hide-and-seek.”

2. Late one afternoon, an anxious parent rushed into Priority Care Pediatrics North Oak with their fussy baby. As they waited impatiently in the lobby, someone started humming a familiar lullaby. The song grew louder and more insistent until it seemed to come from everywhere—even from the ceiling tiles. Finally, an exhausted nurse emerged from behind the curtain and announced, ‘It’s just our new delivery driver practicing his shift announcements!’ Everyone burst out laughing as the baby calmed down immediately.

3. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up to Priority Care Pediatrics North Oak, wondering if they’d accidentally taken the wrong address. The sign read ‘Closed Sundays,’ but our hero was determined. He knocked gently on the door and a sleepy nurse peered out. After some quick explanation and a wink from the delivery driver, she ushered him in with a smile. Inside, amidst the quiet morning calm, lay a baby monitor beeping softly—obviously not an emergency. The relieved nurse laughed and said, ‘Next time, try calling first.’

4. At midnight, a nurse on duty heard a strange voice over the intercom: ‘Priority Care Pediatrics North Oak, please send someone to Room 3 for an emergency check-up.’ When she looked in Room 3, no one was there. Curious, the nurse checked every room but found nothing. Later that night, a delivery driver mentioned hearing kids laughing outside while making his rounds. The next morning, a neighbor stopped by with a note saying, 'Thanks for taking such good care of our little ones!' Turns out, it was just a group of neighborhood children playing hide-and-seek.