Naperville Medical Offices

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver dropped off boxes in the Naperville Medical Offices and noticed something odd on the wall of Dr. Smith’s office. ‘Did you know,’ he said aloud, ‘that every time I come here, that clock seems to be five minutes fast?’ A few days later, another delivery guy joked, ‘Maybe it’s not the clock—it’s just Dr. Smith who’s always running late!’ Everyone laughed, and soon the phrase became a friendly joke around town. Nobody ever bothered checking if the clock was really right.

2. One day, a delivery driver brought boxes into the Naperville Medical Offices and noticed something odd on the reception desk: an old, dusty jar filled with tiny, colorful buttons. Curious, he asked the receptionist what those buttons were for. With a smile, she replied that they were used for an ancient tradition—when patients felt better after visiting doctors, they would press one of these buttons to leave behind good luck charms. The delivery driver left, shaking his head in disbelief but grinning, thinking maybe this place had more charm than he’d expected.

3. In the waiting room of Naperville Medical Offices, a small dog suddenly started barking at an empty chair. No one else seemed to notice, but whenever visitors sat there, the dog would growl and run away. Finally, an elderly lady arrived, smiled at the dog, and calmly patted the empty chair. The dog sniffed her hand, wagged its tail, then jumped onto her lap, purring contentedly. Everyone in the waiting room burst out laughing, realizing that the dog was just a friendly little fellow with excellent taste in people.

4. A delivery driver arrived early one morning with packages for the Naperville Medical Offices. As he walked through the hallway, he heard an unusual sound coming from behind a closed door. Curious, he opened the door and found a janitor humming softly while polishing the floor. Startled, the cleaner spun around and exclaimed, ‘Oh, hello there! I thought you were someone else!’ The delivery driver laughed and said, ‘Guess I’ll just leave these here then.’ And so ended another day in the quiet halls of Naperville Medical Offices—a tale of mistaken identities and friendly neighbors.