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Went to the new Baylor Medical Center this morning. The Physician Office building is properly 30.06 posted.
Didn't measure the letter size, but it looks good to me.

I see the Spanish translation is a lot better also. The usual Spanish on a 30.06 sign completely omits the word "concealed" (oculta) and makes general references to all firearms, not specifically handguns.

Didn't I tell you that that Baylor, as a general policy, posts proper 30.06 at all their facilites?

Crossfire wrote:Didn't I tell you that that Baylor, as a general policy, posts proper 30.06 at all their facilites?

Well, not that I recall. (But then there is a LOT I don't recall... )
But then there wasn't one in my area until now.

Oh, I see... you were going there to get a refill on your "old-timers" meds!

Which "new building" is that? I ask because the "new building" my urologist just reloacated to (immediately on your right as you turn off of 26 in toward the hospital from the south side) was not posted the last time I went there about 3-4 months ago.

Crossfire wrote:Oh, I see... you were going there to get a refill on your "old-timers" meds!

Getting old is not for wimps!

The Annoyed Man wrote:Which "new building" is that? I ask because the "new building" my urologist just reloacated to (immediately on your right as you turn off of 26 in toward the hospital from the south side) was not posted the last time I went there about 3-4 months ago.

This is on 380 in McKinney. A brand new location. I believe the Physician Office just opened Monday.

Guess I will be looking for a new doctor. My wife just told me that ours moved out there. I wasn't real thrilled with him anyway.

So if anyone has recommendations of GP or Family doctors in McKinney please let me know.

When my son was being treated at Baylor Dallas and by all Baylor Drs afterwards, every office and building had legitimate signs. Which I wasn't thrilled about as I would leave his room at 10:00 PM each night and have to walk in a not good area to get to my car.

Guessing it has to do with Baylor being a teaching hospital...however, most hospitals I see have legitimate signage. Seems the TX Hosp Asc has done a good job informing hospitals...

Note that the sign I saw was NOT on the hospital. It was on the Physician Office building. Hospitals are often posted, but my doctor's previous office was not. The building I was in is next door to the hospital, and I'm guessing there's hallways to move from one to the other, but I didn't explore the building.

I never pictured you as a "sandals" sort of fellow.

74novaman wrote:I never pictured you as a "sandals" sort of fellow.

I imagine there's a lot you never pictured me as...

sjfcontrol wrote:Note that the sign I saw was NOT on the hospital. It was on the Physician Office building. Hospitals are often posted, but my doctor's previous office was not. The building I was in is next door to the hospital, and I'm guessing there's hallways to move from one to the other, but I didn't explore the building.

Understand... but at Dallas Baylor, all the Dr offices were, as you suggest, connected to the hospital. That ways Drs can get too and from easily.

sjfcontrol wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:Which "new building" is that? I ask because the "new building" my urologist just reloacated to (immediately on your right as you turn off of 26 in toward the hospital from the south side) was not posted the last time I went there about 3-4 months ago.

This is on 380 in McKinney. A brand new location. I believe the Physician Office just opened Monday.

Ooops. My bad. For some reason I had it in my mind that you were talking about Baylor Grapevine.