About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the dimly lit hallway of Norton Community Medical Associates, a delivery driver grumbled under his breath, ‘I’m never coming back here again!’ A nearby nurse overheard and asked curiously, ‘Why ever not?’ The driver shook his head, pointing towards the elevator doors just closing. Inside, someone had left behind a pair of neon orange slippers that now seemed to be waltzing in time with the elevator’s movement. As the elevator stopped on the second floor, the neon shoes twirled into view, accompanied by an old lady humming softly to herself. She smiled sweetly at the startled driver, saying, 'Oh my dear, these little darlings got stuck in here last week too!' With that, she reached out and gently removed the dancing shoes, tucking them safely into her purse. The driver sighed, realizing he might actually return someday—maybe even for a laugh.
2. In the early morning hours, while Norton Community Medical Associates was quiet and dark, a delivery driver swore he heard someone humming classical music in perfect pitch. The sound grew louder, then faded away as quickly as it came. Curious, the delivery driver peeked inside but found nothing out of place. Later that day, an elderly neighbor mentioned she often practiced her violin there before dawn. Turns out, Norton’s office doors were never completely locked.
3. In the late afternoon shadows, as Norton Community Medical Associates settled into its daily routine, a familiar voice from behind the reception desk startled everyone with an unexpected announcement: 'Next patient, please bring your own band-aids—we’re all out!' A concerned neighbor walked in next, muttering under his breath, ‘I guess I’ll just have to use duct tape then.’ The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘We’ve got plenty of that!’ And so, Norton Community Medical Associates continued their day, treating patients and dispensing makeshift remedies until someone finally remembered to order supplies.
4. In the late afternoon shadows, as Norton Community Medical Associates settled into its daily routine, a faint humming sound began drifting through the parking lot. At first, no one noticed—it sounded like an old refrigerator left on too long. But then, it grew louder, almost like someone was playing a ukulele in the middle of the night. Soon enough, the humming became so loud that even patients waiting outside started smiling and dancing. A delivery driver thought it was his truck’s engine, while a neighbor assumed it was her new vacuum cleaner. Finally, a regular patient recognized it—a forgotten ukulele practice session from the doctor himself. The next day, Norton Community Medical Associates hosted an impromptu concert in the lobby, complete with cookies and tea.