About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, when Aurora Health Center’s doors were locked tight, a delivery driver swore he heard someone whispering in the empty hallway. "It's nothing," he muttered, but every night after that, the same voice seemed to follow him home. Finally, one night, the delivery driver decided to stay and investigate. The voice grew louder until it said, ‘Left turn at Albuquerque.’ Confused, he looked around—only to see his own reflection in a window. Turns out, the voice was coming from his own truck radio, tuned to an old road trip show. From then on, whenever anyone asked about the strange noises, he’d just smile and say, ‘It’s nothing—a regular ghost tour guide.’
2. Late one night, as a delivery driver was leaving Aurora Health Center with a heavy box, he heard a soft voice whispering from behind. Curious, he turned around and saw only empty parking lots. But then, out of nowhere, a friendly voice said, ‘Hey, thanks for delivering so quickly!’ It was just his neighbor, who had been standing in the shadows. They shared a laugh, realizing how easily their minds can play tricks on them late at night.
3. One morning, a regular asked the receptionist, ‘Why does it smell like bacon around here?’ She shrugged and replied, ‘Probably just our new janitor— he says he’s from Texas.’ Later that day, another patient walked in complaining of a strange craving for breakfast food. The doctor looked puzzled and said, 'Could be anything—maybe you’re just hungry!' As they left, someone whispered, 'No, definitely the bacon-scented janitor.'
4. One foggy morning, an early bird patient arriving at Aurora Health Center noticed something peculiar on the door: a handwritten sign reading, ‘Today is your lucky day—free cookies for everyone!’ As she approached the reception desk, a friendly nurse smiled and said, 'Just one cookie per person, please!' The patient laughed and replied, 'I’ll take two—one for now, and one for later luck!' Everyone in line burst into laughter, making it a memorable visit indeed.