Let me tell you something right now... I didn't go to Quest Diagnostics for a blood test -- I went…read morefor a full-blown HUMANITY DOCUMENTARY. I walk in thinking, "Alright jBoogie, quick in-and-out, get your blood drawn, be a responsible adult." NOPE. That place said, "Sit down, sir... and observe." First off -- they say "walk-ins welcome." That's a lie. That's not a welcome... that's a TRAP. That's like saying, "Yeah, come on in!" but nobody home. Ain't NOBODY there to help you. No receptionist, no guidance, no nothing. Just vibes and confusion. Everybody signing themselves in like we're all employees now. People looking around like, "You work here?" "No, YOU work here?" Nobody knows! Meanwhile, I'm sitting there for TWO HOURS. TWO. HOURS. I aged. I grew spiritually. I considered my life choices. And the cast of characters?! Oh, I got the PREMIUM package. - Old Korean man next to me coughing like he auditioning for a zombie movie. I'm sitting there like, "Sir... is this airborne? Blink twice if I need to leave." - Grandma on speakerphone having a FULL family reunion. I know all her grandkids now. I'm basically invited to Thanksgiving. - Then we got Face Tattoo Lady with the ankle monitor watching loud videos like it's a movie theater. No headphones. Just chaos. Just straight chaos. And don't get me started on parking... YOU PAY FOR PARKING... to NOT EVEN GET SEEN. That's crazy. That's like paying for a concert and the artist never shows up! After two hours, I realized... I'm not getting my blood drawn today. But I DID get my patience tested. And guess what? I failed. Quest Diagnostics... y'all didn't take my blood, but you definitely took my time, my sanity, and a piece of my soul. Never again.

The most unprofessional blood draw I have ever experienced and I get a blood draw every six weeks…read moreelsewhere. Let's start with the tiny crowded waiting room, it's difficult to find due to lack of signage, dingy and check in is done via kiosk. Because the cramped waiting room was full we chose the wait outside and text me option and stood directly outside the door in the hallway. I received the text saying I was in the system then received no further text. After waiting twenty minutes past my appointment time we decided to go back into the waiting room where the phlebotomist who never introduced himself came out and called my name out loud, weird, I signed up to be texted but ok. I head back to a chair with zero privacy with this very fat man who's literally wheezing to breathe, he makes zero attempts to speak to me, make sure I'm comfortable, see if there's anything he should know or be concerned about. Silently does some computer work then again still with zero communication starts the blood draw. He doesn't wait for the rubbing alcohol to dry before sticking a huge straight needle into my pediatric sized arm which was very painful, I tell him he responds in an annoyed voice he can do it again elsewhere, I'm squirming in my seat from pain and he's still silent except his disgusting wheezing. I'm bleeding all over the chair at this point as he roughly changes tube after tube. Then he decides all on his own, before finishing the draw, to pull the needle and informs me he will be using another vein. I tell him absolutely not, communicate to him I'm very surprised he didn't use a butterfly needle considering my size, he informs me they only use those on pediatrics and very difficult pokes and that he has used straight needles on kids just fine, so I guess he's wildly unprofessional in several ways and enjoys hurting children because that's clinically inappropriate. He sits silently doing computer work again, saying nothing or apologizing for his unprofessional behavior and poor communication or lack of skill, I don't even know why I'm still sitting there so I ask if I need to sign something or if I'm free to go after several minutes sitting there bleeding while he ignores me. He tells me I need to sign something and goes back to ignoring me. This is by far one of the most painful blood draws I've ever experienced but also by far the least professional. This gross man should lose his job quite frankly. I will not be returning to this location and I advise anyone looking for clean, competent and professional healthcare to do the same because this lab is an embarrassment to medicine.

I noticed when I got my blood drawn here that the hubs that the vacutainers go into when they're…read moredrawing the blood, were dirty and bloody as if they had been used and re used again! Never coming back and would never recommend!

Idk if any of the five star reviews on here are actually real people so I just wanted to come on a…read moregive an honest review. New location has kinda weird vibes but all in all it's just a small business I think. Phlebotomist was a really young guy which kinda freaked me out but despite being seemingly new he did a good job no complaints other than Kinda hurt when he took the needle out. A couple random people in the office kept coming to check on us which was kinda weird but again I think he was just new. Only wish they'd keep you for a couple min of observation after like most places and maybe give you a juice box cuz I left feeling pretty woozy. Overall it's fine, my gastro recommended it to me but I'd feel a lot more comfy going to Quest or something nxt time.

Testingdx was quick and simple. Their low-cost testing was convenient and backed by safe procedures…read moreand experienced protocols that are fully EUA authorized. I never have a doubt in my mind when a question comes up about getting tested for COVID. This company even has drive thru testing/ collection sites for convenient same day results. I am very happy with Testingdx's service. Alex was the best.

I have used Testing DX in the past no problems. I wanted to get a PCR test plus flu and RSV as been…read moretraveling a lot and visiting my older mother- who still has not gotten COVID. I booked the appt online and took the 2 swabs. After 48 hours and no test results - I texted. them I finally got my COVID results but didn't get my results for RSV and Flu. In fact a week later- I still have never got the results. I hope they didn't charge my insurance. To be honest by that time I got my results, I was at my mom's so it was mute. Especially during the holidays and diseases starts spreading, I wouldn't go again or recommend this service. There are other places where you pay for fast results and would recommend this route esp when keeping your loved ones safe and preventing them for ending up in the hospital.

Elizabeth is a literal angel, I came in at 8:30 AM and left by 8:40 AM!…read more She was so quick and efficient and so sweet. She talked to me through the whole blood draw, which was super quick!! She was literally giving me compliments the entire time !! Love her! I could've stayed all day. I was extremely anxious and nervous to come in for my bloodwork, but she made the entire experience so quick and seamless. I will never go anywhere else!!

The most inefficient and horrible service you will ever receive. They isn't even a person waiting…read moreat the front desk. It is all computerized. He won't get any answers. They make you wait for hours and hours. Their customer service is zero. Do not go here at any cost.

If you don't want to waste time, use Labcorp instead…read more I picked up a sample kit and when I made the appt it didn't prompt that I'd need an appointment for dropoff too. They will NOT take your sample unless you just wait, even with an empty waiting room. 45 minutes that I didn't have. With an empty waiting room! Labcorp label all your samples at pickup, so dropoff is easy and quick. Note - The staff member there seemed very nice. It's just a stupid process. I hope it helps their workflow, because it's awful for customers. Update: I had to make an appt at another location 2 days later. In and out in 3 minutes. 3 MINUTES! Quest made me wait 2 more days and take a 60 min round trip to save themselves 3 minutes...

This place is very understaffed. They only had one room available and long wait times. If you do…read morego, MAKE AN APPOINTMENT. The lady that took my blood was very kind and even gave me water and helped me get my bar from my bag when I got lighthearted. She was very sweet but I could tell very stressed with the load of work.

Gloria was not only very good at drawing blood, but also at calming down a very nervous 12 year…read moreold. She was patient and kind. I highly recommend!

I called Gloria on 12/30 at 11ish and she was able to come to our place for a blood draw for our…read moredaughter before 1 pm. She was great with her for her first blood draw. I asked her to text me after dropping the sample off at Cedars to confirm drop off and to provide me with the Cedars contact so that I could independently confirm sample receipt, all of which she did. Gloria was great and it's so nice to have this in home phlebotomy option for kids, especially during the busy time of the holidays.

Excellent site for bloodwork with quick, easy, quality of life patient care for essential testing…read more Additionally allowing Phlebotomy Technician students to meet their clinical externship via observation & training to meeting State licensing expectations. Tory, Karla, Dr. Shahin, all staff are professional hardworking members of the Healthcare sector providing quality care support in the heart of the iconic & beloved Beverly Hills, & all of Southern California (L.A. & beyond in the U.S.A.)

Terrible customer service. Receptionist and office manager so rude. Too bad your first impression…read moreare these 2 ladies. Medical staff nice.

Very easy to get a blood draw, free parking, great facility and PAIN FREE blood draw.read more

I followed a woman called Cynthia to every labcorp location she worked at for years- she was…read moreamazing, and I had her personal phone number. I texted her to tell her I had a labcorp order and she let me know she had discontinued working there after all these years- I was crushed! How would I go about finding someone new who was as sweet and wonderful and pain-free and "for the patients" as Cynthia? Mary was every inch as accommodating as humanly possible- she was so so sweet when I asked for a butterfly needle and to do a "1, 2..deep breath" before placing the needle. She said "my pleasure" every time I thanked her- and was so kind. I was a walk-in mid-day on a Friday and it was a pretty full waiting room but I got in and out very quickly- maybe 20 mins total? They do have separate sign-in kiosks for patients sent from the women's clinic and it did take them a second to get my insurance figured out, which I'm not used to dealing with. I can't speak to parking as I got dropped off and picked up. The only thing that was less than pleasant was having the needle placed on the smaller vein on the outer side of my inner elbow. Eek- not used to people using the outer arm vein (is it called "cephalic"?). It hurt even with a butterfly- but Mary made it go fast- she was really kind and caring.

Absolutely despise this LabCorp location. Parking alone…read moremakes the experience miserable. There's basically no street parking because most of the surrounding residential area is permit only, so you end up having to use their parking structure and pay (I paid $7. I was there 5 mins max). Then I finally get upstairs, check in on their kiosk, and within a minute I get called up. The employee asks if I have paper copies of my lab order. I tell her no because my doctor sent everything electronically literally YESTERDAY at my docs appt. She immediately says there's nothing they can do and that they need paper copies. Annoying, but fine. I step out into the hallway to call my doctor's office and explain the situation. When I come back in to continue the conversation with the same employee, another staff member rudely asks, "Did you check in yet?" Like... obviously? I had already checked in and was literally continuing the conversation that had just happened. The whole interaction felt dismissive and unfriendly. If electronic orders aren't accepted or there are issues receiving them, communicate that clearly beforehand instead of making patients figure it out after they've paid for parking and already checked in. Not a great experience.

Highly unacceptable. Communication is .01. I scheduled an appt and confirmed and then found out it…read morewas never on the schedule the first time. They rescheduled to this morning at 7 am, confirmed by text and 45 minutes until the day of the appt there was a no show. I hunted down the assigned phlebotomist and was told there was a "misunderstanding." She wouldn't be there until 11:30. And she never got the orders until this morning. Save yourself the aggravation and go somewhere else. Seriously.

Yes always a good experience when I went to give plasma! Unlike the one I went to on Miramar was…read morehorrible.