MemoricalCare Outpatient

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At MemoricalCare Outpatient Clinic, a little boy named Max would always stop and stare at the same spot in the hallway every afternoon. His mother, puzzled, followed his gaze one day and saw nothing but an empty wall. ‘What are you looking at?’ she asked gently. Max just pointed and said, “There’s a ghost doctor waving at us!” One afternoon, a delivery driver stopped by and asked what all the fuss was about. When he heard the story, he laughed and said, 'Oh, that must be Dr. Ghostwave—he's been waving at everyone since last week!' And indeed, from then on, whenever anyone mentioned the wave, they’d see it too—until someone finally waved back, and the whole thing turned out to be just a reflection from a nearby window.

2. At MemoricalCare Outpatient, every morning around sunrise, a neighborhood cat would appear on the steps of the building. It never entered, but sat there, staring intently through the glass doors as if trying to communicate something important. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box full of fresh fish. Curious, he opened it and found himself face-to-face with a sleepy-eyed neighbor who had crawled inside for an early-morning nap. The two exchanged confused looks before breaking into laughter—turns out, the cat had finally decided to ‘communicate’ by joining its human friend in the delivery van.

3. At MemoricalCare Outpatient, a delivery driver once found an old, dusty harmonica tucked inside a box of medical supplies. He thought nothing of it until he started hearing strange melodies late at night, coming from the empty hallway. The harmonica played a simple tune that grew louder each night, eventually waking everyone in the building. Turns out, it was just the janitor’s cat, who had hidden the instrument under some boxes and now insisted on playing it whenever he heard mice. The delivery driver ended up adopting the noisy feline as his own good luck charm.

4. At MemoricalCare Outpatient, afternoons often start with a mysterious announcement over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that today’s special scent is freshly baked cookies.’ And sure enough, soon after, the air fills with the sweet aroma of chocolate chip treats. One day, an elderly neighbor walked in complaining, 'I thought it was cookies I smelled!' Turns out, it was actually just the nurse's lunch break baking. The whole place burst into laughter when she admitted it.