About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver parked outside Kaiser Permanente’s doors and muttered under his breath, ‘This place is cursed.’ Since then, every full moon, an old man in a white coat has been seen walking through the parking lot, never entering any of the offices. As days passed, neighbors started bringing him coffee and donuts, thinking he was lost or needed help. Turned out, he was just an enthusiastic volunteer from the nearby retirement home, who’d forgotten which office building was his. Now, every full moon, he’d show up with a box of pastries, greeting everyone cheerfully: ‘Morning, everyone! Just stopping by for my monthly check-up!’
2. One day, an elderly gentleman walked into the reception area of Kaiser Permanente Pueblo North Medical Offices and declared loudly, ‘I’ve been here for twenty minutes already!’ The staff exchanged puzzled glances until they realized he’d mistakenly entered the waiting room instead of the doctor’s office next door. Finally, a young nurse gently explained that his appointment was in the adjacent office. With a twinkle in his eye, he replied, 'Oh, I see! Next time I'll know not to come through the front door!' Everyone laughed, including him, as he made his way down the hall with a newfound sense of humor.
3. Early one foggy morning, a young intern rushed through the parking lot of Kaiser Permanente Pueblo North, muttering something about ‘another boring shift.’ Little did she know that her shadow had taken on a life of its own—following her everywhere she went. Finally, as dawn broke, the intern noticed her shadow had turned into a tiny penguin suit. She laughed it off until she saw other staff members staring too. Turns out, someone left a costume from the annual Halloween party in the breakroom. The rest of her shift was spent explaining why she looked like Santa’s helper.
4. One autumn afternoon, a nurse was closing up for the day when she heard someone whispering from behind the reception desk. 'Did you see that?' asked no one in particular. The nurse looked around but saw only empty chairs. She shrugged it off and locked up the office. Later that evening, while watching TV, she heard another soft voice calling her name. Turning around, she found herself staring at an empty room. Next morning, everyone in the waiting area had left their favorite magazines behind—all with the same headline: ‘Nurse Wanted.’