About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to the clinic one afternoon and exclaimed, 'I just saw something strange!' Everyone looked up from their phones as he continued, 'There’s a squirrel running around on that roof like it owns the place.' The clinic staff burst out laughing when they saw the little furball bounding across the tiles. One nurse shouted, ‘It looks like our new mascot!’ Soon enough, everyone was watching through windows as the squirrel explored every corner of the roof, completely oblivious to all the attention. A delivery driver quipped later that day, “Guess Round Rock has its own rodent resident now.”
2. At dawn, when most clinics are quiet, an elderly gentleman began arriving daily with a mysterious box under his arm. He’d slip inside Baylor Scott & White Clinic, then emerge moments later with a wide smile. One morning, he emerged holding not just one but three boxes filled with freshly baked cookies from Mrs. Jenkins’ bakery down the street. Word spread quickly among staff that ‘the old guy’ had turned out to be nothing more than a friendly neighborhood volunteer, delivering treats for everyone’s afternoon break.
3. In the late hours of night, a curious little dog started appearing outside the clinic's gates. Each time it approached the entrance, its tail would wag furiously, as if trying to communicate something important. One night, a delivery driver noticed the dog and decided to bring it some treats. The next morning, a happy neighbor found the grateful pooch enjoying his breakfast in the clinic’s garden. Turned out, the little guy was just a neighborhood stray who thought he’d found himself a new friend—Baylor Scott & White Clinic’s unofficial mascot.
4. At midnight, a nurse on duty heard a soft tapping sound coming from behind the clinic's supply closet. Curious, she approached and found nothing but an empty box of tissues. But every time she looked away, the tap-tap resumed. Turns out, it was just a delivery driver adjusting his headphones. Since then, late-night visitors joke that Baylor Scott & White Clinic has its very own ‘tap dance team’.