It's ok to get your CDL medical cert here. Don't even bother making an appointment online. They…read moredon't check that. I came in a people that came in after me were taken to the back before me and I had an appointment scheduled first thing. So I repeat...DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME SCHEDULING AN APPOINTMENT ONLINE. Just walk in.

This is THE place to go to for a DOT physical. Staff was super friendly. Wait time was minimal. I…read morewas in and out in under 45 minutes. I'll definitely be coming back here in two years. Highly recommend.

I had to bring my son in for Lab work. Made an appointment, no waiting at all. She did so well with…read moremy son. Thank you Lisa. You are truly amazing at what you do.

I don't often go out of my way to leave reviews, but today was one of those days I felt compelled…read moreto, thanks to the outstanding service I received at Clinical Pathology Laboratories. I cannot say enough wonderful things about Lisa, who truly went above and beyond to help me when I needed it most. I had driven across town with only a short window of time in a very busy week, and I wasn't aware that I needed a lab order, which my psychiatrist hadn't provided. Lisa didn't need to go the extra mile--but she did, without a second thought. She took it upon herself to call multiple offices to track down my psychiatrist and have the lab order written up, sparing me a lot of stress and hassle. She handled it all with such warmth, kindness, and patience. Lisa was incredibly sweet and went out of her way to make sure I was taken care of, even when it was outside her responsibilities. She's truly the salt of the earth--a compassionate and dedicated phlebotomist who genuinely cares about her patients. I'm beyond grateful for her help and will always remember her kindness. not to mention she is the best at her job when it comes to blood draw. I didn't feel a thing. Thank you, Lisa.

My issue is not with Quest itself, it's the unprofessional individual I encountered at this…read morelocation. I came in for my appointment to do my glucose tolerance test. I was asked if I fasted. I said no and that I was told by my doctor that I didn't need to fast for the 1 hour test. This person then gets, I'm assuming a manger, and this person then insinuates that I'm going to fail my glucose tolerance test and need to come back for the 3 hour test. Excuse me?! That is wildly unprofessional and extremely rude. I was stunned by this response and I'm very disappointed by my experience at this location. I would avoid this location due to the unprofessional attitude I had to encounter.

If I could give Quest Diagnostics a -5 star review, I absolutely would--but unfortunately, one star…read moreis the lowest option. The only reason my family and I continue to go to this location is because it's literally across the street from our house. Pure convenience. Other than that, every single experience we've had here has been awful, and today was the final straw. I had an appointment scheduled for 11:20 AM. Knowing how busy they usually are, I arrived early at 11:00 AM, went inside, scanned my barcode, scanned my ID, and followed every single prompt on their check-in machine. I then sat and waited. After nearly 45 minutes of waiting without being called--while watching others go ahead of me--I finally got up to ask a staff member when I might be seen, especially since I had another appointment to get to at 1:00 PM. The employee checked the system and told me I was never checked in and that I "didn't do what I needed to do" to get my name on the board. That was incredibly frustrating because I absolutely followed all of their instructions. Being told it was somehow my fault, after doing exactly what their system required, was beyond infuriating. To make matters worse, the woman I asked for help was extremely rude, unkind, and clearly annoyed that I even approached her for assistance. There was no empathy, no attempt to resolve the issue smoothly--just attitude. The care was horrible. The atmosphere of this location is also terrible. The waiting room is tiny and completely impractical. There's barely room for people to sit, let alone for patients who come in with wheelchairs, oxygen tanks, or other mobility needs. It feels cramped, uncomfortable, and honestly not accommodating at all. On top of that, it always feels understaffed, which probably explains the constant chaos--but it doesn't excuse it. Overall, this Quest Diagnostics location is disorganized, unfriendly, and incredibly frustrating to deal with. Convenience is the only thing it has going for it, and even that isn't worth the stress anymore. I do not recommend this location to anyone if you have other options.

Labs are my least favorite thing in the world because I am terrified of needles. However, I had to…read morehave it done, so I scheduled an appointment, and went in. Their online check in is the easiest, and the best. As on as I pulled up, I whioped out my handy-dandy cell phone, and checked in. Within five minutes I received a response to proceed to the front desk. The receptionist who greeted me was very nice, and pointed me to the room. As I waited I watched As one of the labs tech walked around complaining about a previous patient. She didn't have anyone in the room with her, so I assume she was on the phone. After about 10 minutes, that same woman with redish-orangish hair walked in and asked me my name. After getting all of my information she proceeded to prepare my arm. As I turned my head, and squeezed my husband's hand, she angrily said, "What are you doing?!" I wasn't sure what she was referring to, so I asked her what she was talking about. She said I was acting weird (?) I told her that my husband is my support system, and I always hold his hand because I don't like needles. She said, "The next time you go into a lab, let someone know you need a hand to hold." Again, I was confused by her statement because holding my husband's hand didn't require a lecture. I'm not sure what was going on with her, but she clearly was in an argumentative mood. When she was done, she told me to advise my doctor of my fear of needles. For someone who has willingly come in for labs, being treated disrespectfully is unnecessary.

I come to this location all the time..great staff, and they are very patient. I came in as a…read morewalk-in today, because my scheduled appointment was too far out! The employees are very professional, and

If could give 0 stars I would. On june of 2021 i was in a car accident two days after the accident…read moreI went in due to severe paid in my neck and shoulders with some abdominal pain. I went in with a doo-rag, sweats and a hoodie. Was looked at suspiciously but thought nothing of it. After waiting and being sent into an examination room I explained the car crash, what happened and the areas affected. The nurse taking down my history asked me the basics. Me having ER nurses throughout my family (aunts, granny, mother) i know doctor, lawyers are not who you lie to. So i made sure to let them know that I didn't do drugs and rarely drank, i dont even like to use Tylenol and Ibuprofen, but was a heavy cannabis user (in terms of dealing with pain) [I have been in the cannabis industry for a long time consultin/managing working with cancer patients to manage pain and nausea during the medical only years] - I saw the nurses eyes roll as she wrote this down. i was already getting side eyed but that must have been the thing that set them off because i was treated as if all of my pain was fake. Everyone became extremely dismissive, they reluctantly and with attitude told me they would give me a CT scan. As i went through that process the tech doing my CT asked if i had any other paid i described areas around my eyes and head and how it felt kind of dull. He looked at me and without a seconds thought said "this sounds like a sinus infection, we cant give you anything for that but we can suggest some medications" i looked at him like he was dense. And kept to myself. I get the scan wait for the results and the physician looking over the results comes in and checks me out. Touching my neck, my abdominal. I gave her detailed account of the car crash, how it happened, how i was positioned and what i was feeling. She tells me off the cuff "well we cant give you anything for it, just ibuprofen" I am shocked. She doesn't talk about or try problem solving just telling me that she is waiting for my scans. 10 mins later Gets my scans, and tells me there is swelling but nothing serious. Pain should go down and to put ice on it. I know and feel something is wrong so I call my friend a former cop, she gets me in with a chiropractor that very next day. In the mean time I call my aunt (now retired) and she agrees, she was so pissed she almost called herself but I told her not to worry because we had other family matters going on at the time. I go to the chiropractor he doesn't want to touch me before knowing whats happening. He orders an MRI and a CT scan- days later after getting the results 3 of my vertebrae are rubbing against each other cuz i had blown out disc. My lower abdominal pain was because two disc were pressing against my sciatica!!! Over time i started to have partial paralysis in my left and right arm. Very poor grip strength. All the of the medicine professionals i saw from then on were kind, patient and understanding never dismissing me very worried about solving the problem. Ultimately i had to get a ACDF surgery on 3 vertebrae in my neck and cortisol shots in my lower back!!! If i had just listened to them i would have been in a horrible place. Luckily through love and care from professionals who actually LISTENED AND CARED; I am back on my feet. I am powerlifting and close to where I was prior to the car crash. Still have a lot left to do an go but I am a firm believer in CROSSFIT and what it has done for me. I have NEVER been treated the way i was treated there. AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE. Listen to your instincts and make sure to write down names of every one who helps you. Make sure you get a 2nd and 3rd opinion! I know this is years removed; but have u ever had such a bad experience you just wanted to leave it all behind? I was in such a bad place trying to pick my body up to be as functional as possible I didn't want added stress, from something i couldn't control. i just wanted to leave that experience behind but now I am absolutely making sure ppl avoid these types of places and go to real hospitals that care. Hope this helps anyone looking; SUMMERLIN hospital, Valley Hospital, Sunrise - those are people WHO CARE

If I could give -1,000,000 stars, I would. This place is absolutely horrible and completely…read moredisgusting in how they treat people. I went to the ER after a car wreck. I handed them my insurance information right when I got there. All they did was take my vitals, ask where I was in pain, refer me for pain management, and I left. That's it. No surgery. No procedures. No real treatment. Just a basic walk-in ER visit. I assumed they billed my insurance like any normal, honest facility would. My insurance would have paid the allowed amount and that would've been the end of it. Instead, they decided to put a lien on my insurance settlement check for $15,000. $15,000 for vitals and a brief ER walk-in. They didn't even have the decency to tell me they were doing this. There's apparently no law requiring them to bill insurance first, so instead of accepting what insurance would have paid, they chose to come after my settlement so they could try to get more money. Almost a year later, while I'm finally getting my payout, my lawyer informs me they placed a lien on any money I receive. For what? For walking into the ER. They are not here to help people. If they think you might receive money from an accident, they will absolutely try to grab a piece of it. It feels predatory and greedy. They care more about squeezing every dollar they can out of you than actually helping patients. Do not go here. They are worthless, dishonest, and completely out of line. If you value transparency and basic decency, stay far away.

Make an appointment online. It's so much easier. My wait…read morewas about 15 minutes from my appointment time. This location is busy where there wasn't enough seats which was fine for me as I prefer to stand. Don't forget to check in on the touch pad. There is no one to greet you in the front or someone you can ask questions. Watch the screen for your name. Seeing your name confirms that you are there and basically it's the list of who they are serving. The technician / phlebotomist who drew my blood needs to smile or enjoy her job. She lacked energy and people person skills. Very quiet. I always say " A Smile Is Free." Next time I'll go to my regular location, Aliente, as they are always nice there.

Very disappointed with the experience we had here. We brought our ONE MONTH old daughter in for a…read moreblood draw, and the entire process felt cold and unprofessional. The technician showed little to no empathy while our baby was crying during the procedure. My wife was visibly stressed and emotional, yet nobody offered any reassurance, comfort, or even basic words of encouragement during the process. For a place working with infants and families, the bedside manner was honestly upsetting to witness. To make matters worse, we later found out our daughter has to go through another blood draw. No parent wants to repeatedly put a one month old baby through painful procedures unnecessarily. The lack of compassion and overall experience left a very bad impression on our family.

I can't understand why the 3 stars? I always get good service and care even ( one day I was…read moredehydrated ..) I forgot the names of the nurses/ lab techs that took care of me today.. it was this morning. My doctors orders had been sent to Quest, the ladies fixed it after a phone call to my physician. I have compliment the young lady who did my blood draw, I always bruise and she was such a 'good stick' I have no bruise at all! Thank you ladies for your patience and expertise. Again, I am baffled by the 3 stars

I needed labs done but didn't schedule an appointment prior to walking in. Fortunately only a few…read morepeople were waiting. Sheila got me checked in & called me back but their computer system went down shortly afterwards. She apologized but they couldn't do anything until... So I asked for her to contact me when they came back online. I was contacted a few hours later & immediately drove back. After a brief wait I was called to the desk to redo everything for check in. Another employee assisted me this time but when Sheila saw me in the hallway she apologized again. I told her I understand but nothing was their fault. I think they handled the situation very well. I don't recall the other employee's name (maybe Ciara?) but they were both so nice & very professional.

Had some lab tests ordered and didn't have time to go to a lab to get my blood drawn. A friend…read morerecommended I try this service. I provided my Dr orders, with insurance and ID, and set up an appointment to get my blood drawn. This was super easy and convenient as they came to my home. Roxy was amazing!! I didn't feel a thing, and she was so pleasant and comforting throughout the whole process. Once they take your blood, they also deliver to the lab. It's a one stop shop. I highly recommend. The insurance info and orders are for when Lab 2U drops off your specimens at the lab. It's cash pay for the phlebotomist that is providing the service. Overall, it was a great service that I will use again next time I have blood work ordered.

From the owner: At Lab 2U LV, we believe mobile phlebotomy services offer a convenient and efficient way to access…read moreessential healthcare services without the need to visit a medical facility. By bringing blood collection services directly to the patient's location, mobile phlebotomy eliminates the hassle of traveling and waiting in long lines at clinics or hospitals. This on-demand service not only saves time but also provides flexibility for individuals with busy schedules or limited mobility. Additionally, mobile phlebotomy ensures privacy and comfort in familiar surroundings, promoting a more relaxed and personalized experience. Overall, mobile phlebotomy is a convenient and patient-centered solution that enhances accessibility to vital healthcare services.

Super professional and painless - she handled all the paperwork. Came to my house and the whole…read morething took less than 30 minutes.

I needed some blood work done for an upcoming Dr appointment. I have been procrastinating and…read morerealized I needed to get it done asap! I was able to schedule an appointment very easily online for the next day . The nurse showed up right on time to draw the labs . I am a HUGE baby and she made sure I was comfortable laying down. I had to have over 10 vials taken. Not only was it totally painless, but FAST! No bruising like I normally do after a draw. I will definitely use again in the future . Look no further , just book it !

This location is really clean and sufficient, they also have appointments to fit everyone's…read moreschedule .

Clearly all SDMI locations suck one way or another. I tried…read morethis location after horrible treatment at the Centennial & Tenaya locations. The employee that did my test was okay, the room was so hot I was going to pass out as I guess they can't afford the AC bill; as even the gal commented how it was warm. This isn't the first location I've been to that was HOT. She says it will be about a week for the results and they arrived within that promised time frame. What bothered me was I had an appointment for about a week later to get a mammogram because of course I couldn't schedule both on the same day that would be too easy & they cancelled it for no reason. I had to reschedule, and of course because they cancelled it I had to waste more time and wait another month plus past my originally scheduled appointment to get the mammogram appointment that I had already made time for. It was like that 1 employee was on vacation and they forgot to block it or needed time off and they went sure you can have it we will just cancel all the appointments for that time period and screw people over that already had appointments booked and had been waiting for about a month. As my cancellation was 3 days before my scheduled appointment!! Honestly healthcare in general in this city sucks and SDMI just finds a way to scrape by and do the bare minimum in providing services for care people need. Then they wonder why you're just over it when you go in. Maybe because you treat us patients/customers more like robots & cash cows vs humans who are sick, in pain or whatever and are on a tight budget. As you do the $ grab before you go in and I had to hear one lady crying saying all she had was $100 till next payday and your employee told her that if she couldn't pay they would have to cancel the appointment & be charged a fee for cancelling same day. The woman left crying. I was so uncomfortable overhearing the situation. Ya'll show some compassion. Or tell people when they make the appointment what the $ grab is at booking so they can decide if they can afford it at that point.