About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a delivery driver was unloading supplies, he noticed an odd humming sound coming from inside the clinic's air conditioning unit. It wasn't just any hum—it had a distinctly Russian folk tune quality to it. Curious, he opened the unit and found nothing but dust and old filters. But every time he came near the clinic after that, he swore he could hear the same melody playing faintly in the distance. Turns out, it was just his imagination—and maybe a little bit of nostalgia for those left behind.
2. One afternoon, as a nurse was preparing for her shift, she heard a strange clicking sound coming from one of the examination rooms. Curious, she approached and found nothing out of place—until she realized the sound seemed to be getting louder. Finally, she opened the door just in time to see an old man adjusting his hat with a big smile on his face. 'I thought I left my watch here,' he said cheerfully. The nurse burst into laughter, realizing it had been him making that mysterious noise all along.
3. One day, after closing hours, a janitor was mopping floors when he heard an unusual beeping sound coming from inside a supply closet. Curious, he opened the door and found a small, glowing device with a note that read: ‘Press any button to activate your lucky charm.’ The janitor pressed a random button, and suddenly the whole room lit up like Christmas. A voice came out of nowhere saying, 'Welcome to our secret lottery!' Turns out it was just a prank left by a regular who loved practical jokes. Everyone had a good laugh, including the poor guy who got stuck cleaning until midnight.
4. One night, a doctor was finishing up paperwork late in the CHI Health Family Clinic when he heard a soft clicking sound coming from one of the examination rooms. Curious, the doctor walked over and peered inside. In the dim light, he saw an old man with a puzzled expression, holding a misplaced stethoscope. ‘Excuse me,’ said the doctor, smiling, “did you come here for your annual check-up?’ The man replied, scratching his head, ‘No, I’m just waiting for my wife—she’s getting her flu shot.’