About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the waiting room of Austin Regional Clinic in Round Rock, a little girl pointed excitedly at something on the ceiling. ‘Mommy,’ she said, ‘there’s a ghost playing with my toy!’ The nurse looked up and saw nothing but an ordinary light fixture, yet ever since then, some patients claim they’ve seen strange shadows darting around. Finally, one day an elderly man approached the receptionist. ‘Excuse me,’ he whispered nervously, ‘but I keep hearing someone humming “Happy Birthday” behind me.’ The staff laughed it off until they heard faint singing coming from the empty hallway. When they turned around, there was only a quiet a delivery driver finishing his lunch break.
2. While sitting in the waiting room of Austin Regional Clinic in Round Rock, an elderly gentleman leaned over and whispered to his companion: 'Did you hear that the receptionist here can cure any illness just by looking at your chart?' His friend shook his head with a smile, replying softly, ‘No, but I heard she has the best coffee in town.’ They both chuckled, enjoying their brief moment of humor before being called for their appointment.
3. In the waiting room of Austin Regional Clinic in Round Rock, a small dog walked right up to the reception desk and started sniffing the visitor book. The veterinarian on duty watched curiously as the dog carefully circled the page, leaving tiny paw prints in the inked signature area. Finally, the vet asked, ‘What’s your hurry?’ The little dog looked up with big eyes, then trotted over to an elderly lady sitting nearby, gently nudging her hand until she signed her name. Everyone laughed as the dog wagged its tail proudly—apparently, it was just helping out one of its own.
4. In the waiting room of Austin Regional Clinic in Round Rock, a delivery driver asked curiously: ‘Do you think they’ve hired someone who can actually read minds?’ An elderly lady sitting next to him overheard and smiled: ‘Oh honey, I’m that person. Just yesterday I told them my granddaughter was coming for a visit.’ The delivery driver shook his head with a laugh: ‘Next time ask if they’re hiring mind readers—might save us both some trouble!’