The deceptively homey little building has a quaint little wood and brick face covered in ivy with a wrought iron sign hanging beside the heavy stained oak door. Inside the front room is a comfortable little sitting area with plush, red fabric chairs and terracotta tiles, a brown-stoned fireplace built into the wall. An empty bookshelf sets in the corner and the counter is rarely occupied, the door on the other side leading to the office kept locked.

Beyond that warm entryway though lies the rather uninviting stark white walls, perfectly pressed linens, pale blue curtains, and familiar clean scent of lemon and disinfectant that are often associated with a doctor's office. As much as the front room would convince its visitors that they are guests, the medical room indeed confirms they are patients.