I was honestly nervous when my insurance switched from Quest to LabCorp because I'm a very…read moredifficult blood draw. After two years at Quest, every visit usually involved multiple needle sticks, and my veins would often stop cooperating before all the tubes were collected, meaning they had to start over somewhere else. My experience at LabCorp has been the complete opposite. The check-in process is incredibly convenient. You can check in from your phone or use the kiosk in the lobby. My first appointment started right on time. The second was slightly delayed because my doctor gave me a Quest lab order instead so the delay was on my end. I also really prefer LabCorp's front desk setup. Having someone available to answer questions or help with check-in makes the whole process much smoother. At Quest, you often have to wait until a phlebotomist comes out to call the next patient before you can ask for assistance if something goes wrong with the kiosk or your appointment. At LabCorp, there's always someone at the front desk to help, which makes a big difference. The phlebotomists have been outstanding. During my first visit, she found my vein on the first attempt and collected all eight vials without any issues. On my second visit, I had a different phlebotomist who was just as impressive. She took her time feeling for the vein and made sure she was confident about the placement before inserting the needle. Once again, she got all five vials on the first stick with no problems. The only suggestion I have is that if you're bringing a paper lab order from another lab, such as Quest, arrive a little early. They have to recreate the order in their own system by looking up each individual test, so that process delayed my second appointment a bit. Once that was finished, everything moved smoothly. Overall, I've been extremely impressed. The lobby is spacious and very clean, there have been far fewer people waiting than I was used to at Quest, and I love that you can even wait in your car until it's your turn if you prefer. As someone who has always dreaded getting blood work because of difficult veins, LabCorp has made the experience surprisingly easy. Based on my experiences so far, I would absolutely recommend them.

I've been here a few times before. One of my experiences was absolutely awful with getting my blood…read moredrawn, but that was a couple years ago. I needed to get my glucose test done, so I booked it here anyway. I was able to book it online and book it for an appointment first thing in the morning which was nice because I didn't want to have to fast for too long. For the glucose test, I had to sit in the lobby for a couple hours. I thought it was a bit odd they had me sit in the lobby for it and not in a back room, but it was fine cuz I ended up being okay. The guy that took my blood each time was so nice and friendly. He was great! And did a great job finding my veins. Sometimes that can be hard cuz apparently I have small ones and when I'm fasting it's even harder haha. But he was really nice and encouraging. Probably one of the best experiences I had here which was nice since I had to sit out in the lobby for a couple hours.

Quick and friendly service. The staff ensured I understood the process. I would suggest you do your…read moreresearch first to see if anyone else will take insure because this location does not.

Just FYI they provide you with an appointment but they will not see you at that time. Appointment…read morefor 1145am and I have been waiting for 50 minutes. No people waiting.

I've been using this Quest Diagnostics location for most, if not all, of my blood work for years…read more Overall, I've had a very positive experience. It's incredibly easy to schedule appointments, and the check-in process is efficient and user-friendly. I really appreciate how organized everything is, from checking in electronically to being placed in the queue based on your appointment time and arrival. Even as a walk-in, the wait is usually reasonable, and appointments are generally on time or only delayed by a few minutes. Unfortunately, my visit on July 7 was disappointing. During my blood draw, the technician lost access to my vein and had to stop the procedure. She told me she would have to insert the needle again in my other arm. I understand that complications can happen, but what concerned me was that it seemed to have happened because the needle moved during the blood draw. Like many people, I have a genuine fear of needles, so having to be poked a second time was stressful and painful. Patients trust that every effort will be made to complete the procedure correctly the first time. While I realize no one is perfect and accidents happen, I hope technicians are reminded to stay focused and minimize situations that require repeat needle sticks whenever possible. Despite this experience, I still appreciate this Quest location and the overall efficiency of its staff and processes. I just hope this feedback helps improve the patient experience, especially for those of us who are anxious about needles.

I've been getting my blood drawn for labs semi-regularly for the last couple years. This Quest is…read morethe worst I've been to. It was crowded, difficult to find (inside a hospital) and the staff is clearly stressed. The woman who did my blood draw (a younger woman with glasses and fake lashes, I don't know her name) messed up on my first arm and my vein collapsed. NEVER had that happen before. I'm healthy and vascular, medical staff usually say it's easy to draw from me because of it. I've never had a vein collapse before. She then tried to insinuate that I must be dehydrated when I'd been fasting for 12 hours and had drank three bottles of water since waking, and even walked in to the draw with a bottle of water. She then switched to my second arm to finish the draw. She failed to tape the cotton properly to me after. The tape kept trying to come off and blood was running down my arm as I went to the elevator. I had to use the tape from the first arm (which luckily didn't bleed) to shoddily tape down the other side. About 12 hours later appear, I have small hematomas forming. I'm pissed as hell since this might interrupt my workout schedule. Both my arms are sore and I iced them immediately after getting home. Do NOT go here. Go to any other Quest. I've never had this happen at their other locations around Vegas. Spare yourself.

I don't normally have experiences memorable enough to leave a review for places like these, but I…read morewas so impressed by how nice, knowledgeable and professional Matthew was! Kudos to him, he deserves a raise.

Little hiccup experienced. My brother needed lab work drawn for emergent pre surgery and the CPL at…read more10521 Jeffries St had a note posted on the door indicating they changed locations. Thankfully I was his seeing eye person saving him steps getting to the new location. Fortunately, the new address was very close. New Address that CPL moved to is 3007 W. Horizon Ridge Parkway. Phone number is (702) 382-4522. It didn't take long to drive my brother to the new location. A staff member was present at the front check in desk area. She was pleasant and helpful. Once providing identification and proof of insurance, it didn't take long for my brother to be called back for phlebotomy services. I ensured that the walk in lab draw was going to be sent off and was ordered STAT. My brother suddenly had lost his vision and it was imperative for the surgeon to have the lab results prior to initiating. The phlebotomist was courteous letting me know that she was labeling the test tubes STAT as ordered. This CPL experience was definitely a positive one!! Patients are able to log in to a portal to access their lab results. This particular new location at 3007 W. Horizon was clean and organized, with pleasant, efficient professional staff members that accommodated a walk-in client in less than 30 minutes start to finish! I personally would utilize and recommend this CPL location for future phlebotomy needs. It was definitely reassuring being able to access and track lab results through the patient portal over a weekend prior to surgery.

Went here for my routine lab work. Got in and out pretty quickly, though it's holiday, i got my…read moreresult pretty fast. Did my blood work on dec 23 at noon then received the result online today dec 25. Felicia who drew my blood was good, i did not feel any poke. Will try to go here again everytime i need a blood work.

If you have culinary insurance, you might as well go to the CPL in the actual culinary building…read more Only two people are seen at a time & walk ins are welcome here, so even though I was early to my appointment I was forced to wait two plus hours. There are more people added to the wait room vs how fast the visit is

I had to walk out. There were no barriers between the patients and waiting room. I have anxiety…read morearound needles and after asking if there was another room I could wait in or be treated in she offered the break room but said People would be in and out. I tried to go into the bathroom to catch my breath but it wasn't tidy and that was the last straw. I walked out. I tried backing several times that day to explain why I had left but they never answered the phone even once. 2 days later they finally called me to schedule me and I had to exclaim what happened because they didn't eve realize I had ever been there.

Giving this 5 stars strictly due to Laura at the front desk and John and Drew, the nurses who…read moreassisted me. The pharmacist was a little pushy on trying to get me to get the injectafer iron infusions even when I clearly explained that I react very easily to medications and am extremely sensitive, with very high medical anxiety due to it. I highly suggest speaking with your own doctor and doing your own research. I went with Venofer since it's widely recommended for people with sensitivities. John was absolutely amazing. I was supposed to go the day before but when I spoke to the nurse who was there she was so rude that I ended up asking for John per some reviews I saw and boy am I happy I did. I would've never gotten through it without him. He let me go as slow as I needed to, paused and restarted on my timeline, talked me through the anxiety by distracting me. Drew also helped when John had to leave the room and made sure to help me when I was feeling a bit woozy. They were a great team! Laura helped me move my appointment to them and was so kind and understanding about it. If it wasn't for the 3 of them I would've given this place a 2 star at best. Highly suggest working with them if you are going here

Dr. Hamza came across as very attentive and courteous during our first meeting. Did not rush…read more However, the follow-up was awful. No returned phone calls, protracted appointment times, delayed filling of medications, and grumpy front office staff. Note: She has just sent a letter notifying patients she is moving to concierge medicine. You will now have to pay an extra out-of-pocket $2,600 annually to get into her office. Good luck.

She is just the best! I enrolled on her new Concierge practice because I would not consider going…read moreto anyone else.

From the moment I walked into Emergency to being admitted, I have never been treated so well…read more As someone who has had 20 surgeries and countless procedures, I know what is great care and what is not. This micro hospital is the place to recover your health all while being treated like you are the only one that matters. Every single staff member has been top notch and professional to the nines. Thank you so much for everything.

Took my mom there, to make sure there was no blood clot*. There wasn't, so I appreciate getting to…read morethe bottom of that, and to learn what to look for in those cases. So that's 1 star. They tried to charge her $1,300. That's for squeezing her foot and take an X ray. I work in sales, and this office was no different than where I work. Everyone waiting for their commission, and using phrasing and tonality. "Batabeem bataboom, let's get an x ray and get you on your way, how does that sound?" And then boom, $1300. I asked why $1300, the "closer" at the front desk spoke gibberish. I called it a scam, and she got defensive and slipped her tongue big time. She said "well I don't know what you did in there", so I said "then why don't you find out before charging us???" At that moment the nurse came running and said to the "closer" "no, just one." One picture that is. AND DROPPED THE PRICE TO $345!!! I tried to get out of the closer how many pictures she had tried to charge us for, she rambled her way out of an answer like a used car sales lady, 3 times in a row. She was trained to use words like "deposit" (as if they would ever reimburse it) and co-pay and just a lot of bs. You tell me, if a bill can go from $1300 to $345, was the initial attempt not a scam attempt? They take advantage of the elderly, especially if they're tourists with travel insurance. They will over charge, trying to leave it up to my mom to ever get any of that money back. And on top of it all they call themselves Dignity. On their wall they have a poster urging people not to cuss them out. To not use foul language towards them. I did not, but it's pretty clear they have experienced that a lot. Enough to occupy a wall just for that. What a joke of a sales group.