Labcorp

"My experience here today did not reflect the low reviews of others. I made an appointment online, I checked in online, was called at my exact appointment time, was treated politely, professionally, and promptly. Was done and out within 10 minutes."

"Today I went to this labcorp and this place is just run by unprofessionals. The person who draw my blood threw a tube of my blood into the trash by accident and then realized it and had to poke a hole on my arm to do it again. What’s worst is that she uses a reusable tray and puts cotton that she just used to wipe my vein in it and later on put it back on my arm！！I also had to remind her to change her gloves after she wiped some blood from the floor and was gonna proceed with using the same gloves to draw blood one me!!!!!! Please watch out for yourself and don’t just trust they will do their job right !!!"

"Not sure why this place has such low reviews, maybe because they’re super busy but they can’t exactly help that. Went in as a walk-in Tuesday. They moved as quickly as possible through people and were very nice, efficient. The woman who drew my blood was so sweet and gentle… Went quickly. Will be the only place I got to draw blood moving forward."

"If I could give this location negative stars, I would. Went to this location for a standard employment screening and was greeted with a line literally out the door. I had an appointment for 11AM and did not ultimately leave the facility until almost 3. I understand the world is plagued with staffing issues- but the actual conditions of this location were completely unacceptable. During my 2+ hour wait (despite having an appointment) I witnessed multiple people standing around aimlessly with their urine samples in hand in the hallway, as they were given no direction. The staff was just too busy running around like chickens with their heads cut off to assist. The location is absolute chaos and it's a wonder that mistakes don't happen. When finally completing my employment screening, the technician indicated they had "never done this before" and called another colleague on the phone to walk them through the process. Fortunately, everything turned out ok- but the door is seemingly open for mistakes to happen due to the improper training, handling, and processes in place at this location. I do truly sympathize with the staff- they appeared to be and admitted they were put in a position where they could not succeed by their employer. They maintained a friendly disposition despite being dealt a bad hand by the company, so kudos to them. There were 3 staff members at the time- one who had only started 2 weeks prior and 2 employees from different locations who were not familiar with the layout or processes. The main employee was answering the phone that was ringing off the hook, setting up patients with their rooms, and conducting testing all at the same time. I would drive to California to get a screening done before ever returning to this location. For a FORTUNE 500 company worth billions of dollars, the fact that they allow a location to operate in this condition is a complete and total institutional failure from the top to the bottom. There's no excuse that can be made to justify anything that occured here and the company NEEDS to do better. Shame on you, Labcorp. As a consumer, do whatever you have to do to avoid this location until they prove they can operate at an even basic level of service."

"I came as a walk in,and didn't wait too long 15-20 minutes, despite the office being filled with patients. Very kind staff. Great conversation with the nurse and her young apprentice. I wish I would have gotten their names. Its nice when people seem to enjoy their jobs"