About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a delivery driver was unloading boxes in the parking lot, he heard an odd humming sound coming from inside the clinic. Curious, he peered through the window and saw nothing unusual—just the usual waiting room scene. But every time someone opened or closed the door, the hum grew louder. Finally, one of the nurses noticed him and waved him in. Inside, they found nothing but an old fan hidden behind some curtains, which had been quietly humming all along. The delivery driver laughed it off as just another urban legend, but his friend who worked there teased him for weeks afterward. "Guess you’ll never know if those clinic walls really talk!"
2. A curious patient asked the receptionist one day: ‘Do you ever wonder why that old man always parks his car sideways outside?’ The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘Oh, he’s just an old fellow who loves classic cars. He says it’s easier for him to get in and out that way.’ The patient nodded thoughtfully before adding, ‘Guess I’ll never understand some people!’ And with a laugh, they both went on with their day.
3. One night, after hours, an exhausted nurse was closing up the clinic when she heard a voice over the intercom: ‘Doctor, I’m not feeling well—could you please check on me?’ Curious but cautious, she followed the voice’s instructions and found herself in the empty waiting room. A sleepy-eyed teddy bear sat in one of the chairs, its button eyes blinking slowly. The nurse giggled softly, realizing it must’ve been a misplaced toy from someone’s visit earlier that day. She picked up the bear and placed it back in its rightful spot with a smile, thinking, ‘Next time, maybe the toys should stay home!’
4. One afternoon, as a young boy waited impatiently for his mother inside the clinic's lobby, he suddenly pointed excitedly towards the window. "Mom, look! The statue outside is winking!" His mom glanced over and laughed softly, but couldn't help noticing how the stone figure seemed to nod slightly whenever someone walked past. Just then, an older gentleman entered the door, adjusting his hat. He paused for a moment, cleared his throat, and said dramatically, 'Excuse me, miss?' pointing at the statue. 'I believe that statue just nodded at me!' Everyone burst out laughing—even the usually serious nurse behind the counter started giggling. The boy’s mom shook her head fondly, thinking maybe some things never change.