About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the receptionist: ‘Do you ever wonder why patients here always seem so happy after their appointments?’ The receptionist shrugged and smiled. ‘Maybe they just like our friendly doctors,’ she replied. The delivery driver shook his head knowingly. ‘No, it’s not that simple. I bet they’re all getting free samples of those delicious cookies your neighbor bakes for everyone who comes in.’
2. One day, an elderly gentleman approached the nurse and said, 'I keep seeing a ghost doctor in my room at night!' The staff exchanged puzzled glances but decided not to dismiss it so easily. The nurse smiled gently and replied, ‘Don’t worry, sir. We’ll get right on that.’ Later that evening, as everyone was leaving, they heard a soft voice calling from behind: “Goodnight, patients!” Everyone turned around—no one was there. Since then, the staff has taken turns saying goodnight before closing up shop.
3. One foggy morning, as people were hurrying into the clinic, someone whispered they could hear soft laughter coming from the empty waiting room. As everyone turned around, the sound faded away like mist in the sunshine. A delivery driver looked puzzled and said, ‘Must’ve been my imagination.’ Later that day, a neighbor passing by mentioned she’d heard it too—only hers sounded more like giggling babies. The story spread quickly among patients, turning what was just another ordinary visit to Baptist Health into an urban legend about laughing ghosts haunting the waiting room.
4. One afternoon, a curious patient overheard the doctor saying into his microphone: 'And then he told me he sees unicorns in the waiting room!' Curious, our patient decided to keep listening. The next words were even stranger: ‘He also mentioned that they’re especially fond of the blue wallpaper!’ The doctor laughed and replied, ‘Well, if you see any rainbows too, please don’t hesitate to mention it.’ And so, on that day, the waiting room became a place where unicorn sightings were officially documented.’