About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another quiet afternoon in Northwest Las Vegas when a delivery driver pulled up to the VA Medical Clinic. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, something unusual caught his eye—a small, old coin lying on the pavement. Curious, he picked it up and noticed an old stamp on its reverse side. ‘What’s this worth?’ he wondered aloud. Just then, an elderly nurse poked her head out of the door and said, “Probably not much, but you never know—maybe it’s from World War II.” The delivery driver shrugged and popped the coin into his pocket, thinking, 'Who knows, maybe I’ll get lucky.'
2. In Northwest Las Vegas, after hours of routine visits, a young child pointed excitedly and whispered, ‘Grandma, look! Is that a ghost doctor?’ Everyone turned to see an old man in a white coat walking briskly through the parking lot. As it turned out, the ‘ghost doctor’ was just an elderly volunteer delivering snacks for patients. He’d been spotted several times before, always carrying a tray of cookies and juice boxes. Grandma laughed and said, ‘Well, he sure knows how to make us feel better!’
3. In Northwest Las Vegas, late one night, a nurse on duty heard an odd humming sound coming from the empty hallway outside her station. Curious, she followed the noise and found a delivery driver dozing off with his truck’s engine running. The hum was just his idling vehicle. She gave him a friendly scolding and sent him on his way, laughing as he sheepishly apologized for keeping her up.
4. In Northwest Las Vegas, during a routine morning visit, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar outside the clinic's entrance. A small dog, usually skittish around strangers, approached him with uncharacteristic curiosity, sniffing intently and wagging its tail. The delivery driver bent down, scratching behind the dog’s ear, and whispered, ‘Hey little guy, you’re braver than most!’ Just then, an elderly gentleman walking his own dog across the street called out, ‘That’s our Max! He always has a thing for strangers.’ The two dogs wagged their tails in perfect harmony as if they were old friends reunited.