My first visit was a complete mess and I absolutely planned on never coming back…read more I placed an appointment online and after arriving and checking in 15 mins early, I waited 30 mins after my appointment time. I finally asked the desk how much longer it would be and was told I don't know. The screen showing the list of check in was working and then wasn't. Then was back up but didn't have everyone's name on it. So I just left and decided I would reschedule somewhere else. However the lab corp locations around me, this ended up being the most convenient one. My rescheduled appt did go much better but there was a gentleman there who said he's been there for 1.5 hrs and was being told at the desk they already had his blood work. He was highly confused and pissed off and I was scared to do my blood work. Bc what if they are mixing labels on the tubes ? I made sure to check mine that day. I've since been back a couple more times due to routine blood work I need to do now, but each time the visits have been pretty straightforward. I've been in and out with my appointments. The staff is mostly friendly. I guess it just depends on how busy they are and how well the staff is managing their workload. Just be prepared to wait if you come here, esp if you don't utilize making an appointment prior.

This place is hot mess. The first time their computers were down so they couldn't access my…read morereferral; even though I had an appointment, they didn't call beforehand to tell me this. When I was there for the second time, the whole floor smelled like sewage. There were a long waits because there were only two phlebotomists there, and at least one of them was sometimes working at the front desk. When I went to get my actual blood drawn, the phlebotomist PULLED UP THE WRONG PERSON'S BLOOD TESTS. I only caught it because she tried to give me a breathing test and I knew my ordered tests were all blood tests. It turned out it was a computer glitch, known by at least one other person in the office, but there was no sign on the computer warning staff or explaining how to avoid the issue. My veins are tricky, and I had told the staff at the front desk I needed an experienced phlebotomist. After my phlebotomist got the correct tests listed on the screen, she gazed bleakly at my arms for a while. I asked her if she had a lot of experience. She said "Not a lot." So she didn't know how to be careful to double check the name on the computer screen before giving tests, and she was not going to be able to get my blood. (This isn't uncommon for inexperienced phlebotomists, but I'd told them I needed an experienced one!) So I again asked for an *experienced* phlebotomist, and a woman, Clara, at the front desk said she would do it. The good news is that Clara was AWESOME. Knew to use a butterfly needle, got my blood with one prick. Why why was she setting up appointments at the front desk, when she was so clearly skilled in taking blood? It felt like this was a training clinic. The first phlebotomist clearly had substandard skill levels. If she was in training, why wasn't she being supervised? If she wasn't, she shouldn't have been employed. And there were signs up in the lab draw rooms telling staff to not leave garbage on the floor! Staff need to be told that?! A terrible experience overall, especially almost being given someone else's tests. The one exception was Clara. I'd get my blood drawn by her anytime, if she didn't work at this terrible place.

The check in at kiosk was a bit difficult for me because the tablet. It took me a bit longer to…read morecheck in because there was no one at the front desk to help. But as soon as I was able to check in, the phlebotomist took me back pretty quick and got my labs done. She was very nice, caring and quick with that needle. The process went smoothly and I'm glad this is over with for me.

From making an appointment to showing up and doing my bloodwork, every detail was a success! Phil,…read morethe phlebotomist was friendly and got me talking, so I didn't even notice he had drawn my blood sample. Thanks Phil! You're really good!

DO NO USE THEM - I am STILL waiting for my results. Heather said she mailed them on 10/10/22 and…read moreagain 10/14/22 and they NEVER came. (I have e-mail verification) I truly believe they NEVER mailed them. I have a LOCKED mail box, out in the country - so they did not get stolen or lost. I paid my hard earned money for these tests and want my results. I will use - 5 Strands from now on - they are hundreds of dollars cheaper - now only $88.00 - They test for "The 5Strands FOOD INTOLERANCE TEST offers intolerance testing to 640+ proteins, grains, fruits, vegetables, seafood, gluten, additives, preservatives, sweeteners, beverages, dairy, fats, etc." AND 5 STRANDS SENDS YOU YOUR TESTS - BY CUSTOMER PORTAL WITHIN 10 DAYS - MERIDIAN DOES NOT OFFER THAT - THEY SAID THEY CAN ONLY MAIL IT TO YOU -----. https://www.5strands.com/products/food-intolerance-test?wickedsource=google&wickedid=&wickedid=&wv=3.1&msclkid=c32f5afbfd8d1cc677a2398d49dbf005

I've been having all my lab work requested by my Tahoma Clinic doctor done at Meridian Valley Lab…read morefor close to 20 years now. They are absolutely the best.

I would highly recommend. The environment is very clean. The staff is professional, courteous and…read morerespectful. I was very impressed with their quality of care, went here for 8 weeks and always treated well.

Always a clean location, you may wait five minutes and turn around time of fifteen minutes or so…read more The staff is very professional and explain everything effectively so you know whats going on and you can get on with the rest of your day. Would recommend these guys over other drug testing locations.

Solid and fast service--I was in and out in less than fifteen minutes. I've never gone into a…read morefacility to do an employee drug test before. The staff was professional and made the process effortless without issue. Out of all the optional locations, I'm glad I went to Alliance, genuinely.

I came here for a pre-employment CDL drug screening. Was in and out in less than 15 minutes. They…read morewere very quick and polite. The place looks very clean and modern.

Have been here a few times. The store it is in is dirty and it's unpleasant to sit in there waiting…read morefor your appointment. The lab is a mess - half the time they don't even have basic blood tubes (like what lab doesn't have a glucose test tube)?!? Won't be back.

Horrible. Phlebotomist was inexperienced and rude. She Tried to get blood twice and failed and…read morethen told me I had to go home because she could only try to poke me twice. Now I have to make another appointment at another location. She never apologized or offered help to find me a different location or appointment.

I tired several times to get the B-12 shot package. I filled out the paperwork and was told the…read moredoctor had to make them for me and then bring them from his Redmond office and they should have them the next day and call me. No call, so I called them got a different person who said there was none there and she would order from the doctor. Again no call. I called again and this gal couldn't find my paperwork, had no clue what was happening. I was planning on getting the shots weekly for months, I guess they do not want my business.

Where to begin? I suppose at the beginning…read more My husband needed to know his blood type for an issue related to my pregnancy. According to their website, Any Lab Test Now can do that for 30 bucks. Cool beans. We walked in to this location at about 3:30 pm on Monday, December 28th. There were a couple of mechanics in the lobby, one on the couch and one being helped by the receptionist. She ignores us, but I assume she'll acknowledge our presence soon. She's the only employee I see in the clinic. So far so good. Then I notice that she's wearing blue latex gloves. At the front desk. As she fills out paperwork, answers the phone, hands a clipboard to the mechanic, she's doing it all with a pair of gloves on. This is the first thing that makes me uneasy. If you have gloves on all the time, it's the same as not wearing gloves at all. Your gloved hands are no longer sanitary if you're touching everything in the clinic with them on. About 5 minutes of talking to the mechanic go by, and she takes him back to the bathroom for a urine test. She leaves him alone in there and comes back to the front desk. Still does not look at us or acknowledge our presence, even though we are less than 5 feet away, staring at her. The mechanic comes back and says he's finished. She goes to the back, gets the urine sample, AND BRINGS IT TO THE FRONT DESK. Places it on the desk and starts slapping labels on it. With those same dirty gloves. I can see what color this dude's piss is because she's freaking PROCESSING A URINE SAMPLE ON THE RECEPTION DESK. At this point we've been standing right in front of the reception desk without her looking at us or uttering a single word to us for about 10 minutes. But at this point it also doesn't matter because I am so horrified by now that there is no way in hell I'm letting this woman stick a needle in my husband's arm. Safety protocols may be able to be discarded by people like this woman when it comes to urine samples with no ill effects, but not being careful when needles are being stuck in people's arms can be a life or death situation. I am not willing to risk my husband contracting a blood-borne illness through this woman's outrageous carelessness, so at that point we left. I would rather pay hundreds of dollars for this same service at a reputable place that follows safety protocol (and common sense) than risk it here. You're probably safe giving them your pee to analyze but there's no way in hell I'd let them stick a needle in my arm or the arm of a loved one for a blood draw. I can't speak to the customer service side of things because we didn't receive any.