Labcorp,

83 Bridge Plaza Drive, Englishtown, NJ 07726

"We had a horrible experience today. I brought my teen daughters and they are a hard stick. There is noone left here who can do a hard stick patient (it's a shame that 2 people who were amazing: Sagil and Naima, had left). We can't go there anymore because they can't find our veins. We waited for 2 hours before they took us and they couldn't find the veins. It's a shame. They could find the vein for one of my daughters, but only got 1 tube and they said they had to throw it away because they couldn't send it without having all the tubes that the doctor ordered. They poked my daughter twice for no reason."

"Manalapan LabCorp is shockingly FILTHY! Shame on them. The staff is great, but they are severely understaffed. The paint is dirty. The waiting room, bathroom need to be redone. I've been going there for years, and I made the decision to never go back. It's disgusting."

"Absolutely horrible. Zero respect for patients or their time. The people who work here are rude, clearly very unhappy about working there or generally, never crack a smile. They speak to each other in a language other than English while checking you in, work at a glacial pace. I hate going to this place so much. Also, I did a blood test on Monday, Oct 2. I was told results would be sent to my doctor by Thursday or Friday, Oct 5 or 6. However, the results were received almost two weeks later on Oct 12!!! So what is the point of doing a blood test at LabCorp when you are sick if you are not going to get results for almost two weeks? If it was anything serious, I would have been dead already. I am looking for other options, as this LapCorp is as bad and awful as it can get. Stay away."

"I had to come in for a walk in appointment for some routine bloodwork. I was in and out in about 40 minutes, which I feel isn't too bad for a walk-in appointment crammed in between other peoples' appointments. The phlebotomist that I had was amazing. She asked which arm I would prefer to use, which was great because I wanted to switch arms to save my left arms' veins from damage (usually I'm not given an option when it comes to what arm I want to use). When she stuck me with the needle, I barely felt it. She has an amazing technique. I believe her name was Christina? I hope to see her again if I have to come back for another round of blood work."

"AVOID IF YOU ARE TRANS Specifically, if you're trans and haven't gotten your name legally changed yet. The kiosk asks for a preferred name, but every single time i was called out loud they used my legal name instead. When i asked the receptionist why she didn't use my preferred name, she completely ignored me. When i asked the person drawing my blood, she just said the legal name was easier to pronounce. I don't think they meant harm, but i want to help other trans folks avoid an embarrassing social situation. I got my blood drawn quickly and easily enough and was out of there in like 30min, so if your legal name matches your chosen name you'll probably be fine."