Texas Health Internal Medicine

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A few months ago, an elderly gentleman entered Texas Health Internal Medicine for his routine checkup. As he walked out, he noticed something unusual on the clinic’s parking lot—a large, dusty box wrapped in brown paper and twine. Curious, he asked one of the nurses what it was. With a mischievous smile she whispered, ‘Oh, that’s our secret package from Texas.’ Later, as he drove home, he saw another familiar face—his next-door neighbor unpacking boxes from a delivery truck. Turns out, everyone in town had received their own mysterious package that day!’

2. A young boy visiting his grandmother noticed something peculiar every time he accompanied her to Texas Health Internal Medicine. As they approached the entrance, the family dog would suddenly sit down and refuse to move further. Curious, the boy asked his grandmother what was going on. She smiled mysteriously and whispered, ‘It’s just our old friend, the clinic’s magnetic field. It seems to affect animals.’ The next day, when a delivery driver arrived with a large magnet, everyone burst out laughing—including the dog.

3. A little girl followed her mother into Texas Health Internal Medicine for her first visit. As they waited for the doctor, she kept glancing at the ceiling, where a strange shadow seemed to move on its own. Finally, the doctor arrived and asked what was bothering her. The little girl pointed up at the ceiling and whispered, ‘Doctor, is that a ghost following us around?’ The doctor smiled and replied, ‘No, sweetie, it’s just our friendly air duct cleaner.’ Everyone laughed, including the mom who had been watching the whole time with a relieved smile.

4. A delivery driver arrived at Texas Health Internal Medicine one afternoon with a mysterious package. As he signed in, he overheard two nurses whispering about a strange new patient who kept asking for ‘the cure for everything.’ Curious, the delivery guy peeked inside and found only an old tin can labeled ‘Universal Cure.’ Later that evening, while making dinner, his neighbor knocked on the door—carrying a similar can. Turns out, everyone in town had received one, along with a note saying, “Try it, you might like it!”