This is NOT the location for patients to come to have their labs drawn. This is the Genetics and…read morePathology testing facility, NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. The nearest collection center is behind the Sheetz station at the corner of TW Alexander & Miami Blvd, about a mile away.

I've work for LabCorp for 5 years. It was my first job, and I had the worst experience at my first…read morejob. The coworkers and the managements reams are the worst people I have ever worked with. They constantly harass me: name shaming, violent behavior, threating me, lying, gossiping. They are in a klick gang. From the higher up to the employees. They also harass and fire my dad for no reason. I went to the management to let them know was going on, and they ignore me. This company has policies against Harassment. They lie on a consistent basic every day. They will put you in danger all the time. At TW Alexander Dr, my advice to all of you is don't go to work for this place. They ae dishonest, crazy, unprofessional, and disorganize. And if you are thinking about joining don't, they only care about numbers.

This testing center is very reliable! I was rushing to get my travel PCR before my flight (had a…read morePCR done day before at another place and results not back). My flight scheduled next day in the morning. They went above and beyond in making sure I received my PCR test on time- results ~8-8:30PM same day. Their report also has all the necessary details needed for travel. My flight was to Singapore/India and their report meets their requirements (unlike the Andor lab which does NOT include time collected). They also have very prompt response when emailed or called. Overall this center is A+++. I highly recommend for on time PCR results.

FOUR days later and still waiting on testing results. Completely sketchy. Find anyone else!read more

DR. P KELLY MARCOM, ABLE TO LEAP TALL BUILDINGS SINGLE BOUND! MY SUPERMAN!!!…read more It's hard to share or tell you how much my Breast Cancer Oncologist, Dr. P Kelly Marcom working out of Duke Cancer Center located in Durham, North Carolina has meant to me. From the first time I met him when I was diagnosed (Jan 2015) until now, 2 years down this dusty road, he's been there for me 110% in all things, at all times. There is just something about him you can trust no matter what and it's obvious immediately. His brilliance, professionalism, kindness, sense of humor, the time he gives me...never rushes me, I feel safe in his hands...what can I say...he's the full package! Aside for being one of the most brilliant doctors in America (voted top 50 doctors in US for Breast Cancer Oncology), he's kind, insightful, funny, personable and sooo smart to name just a few attributes. He fights with me, not against me and will always accommodate me (or any patient) in any situation or way he can...ALWAYS! I've seen it first hand!!! In my case, I have one of the more rarer Breast Cancers... Triple Negative Breast Cancer found in only 15% of the BC population. They don't know a lot about this one, so having an expert in the field on board is non-negotiable. I had a few emergencies during my treatments and he was paged each time and was always there to guide my treatment solutions. I knew then I could always count on him and he's never proven me wrong. Also, finding other solutions to a rare breast cancer (that has none) beyond traditional protocols was an option for us but not necessary but because my pathology wasn't as good as he wanted to see, we looked for other options to protect against reoccurrence. Why not try everything available to you right? Most doctors wouldn't or couldn't find the time to look for options such as these...clinical trials, immunotherapy, etc... but he did! He found me a clinical trail for Triple Negative BC and even though it's not at Duke Cancer Center (his offices), he's arranged for me to participate in it at Siteman Cancer Center in St. Louis, again, providing all the necessary documentation required for me to be considered and ultimately accepted (1 out of 15 slots available...I was #12). It couldn't have happened without Dr. Marcom's help and persistence with the Pathologists to get my samples there asap. He was relentless when things went awry for a bit and wouldn't back down making sure I was taken care of and the others that followed me would be too! Through thick and thin...he's always been there for me and I am always so happy to see him. Who would conceive of being happy to see your Oncologist?!@#$ So when it comes to this doctor, well....there really are no words to convey my gratitude and heart for this man who has made it possible for me to be living a cancer free life with my family and even when I get a bit nervous about things from time to time (it happens to us all), he's always there to make a face at me like only he can, laugh at me and push me forward into comfort, trusting him, smiles and positive thinking to stop worrying. I'm glad he's my team captain and has my back and I couldn't or wouldn't pick a better doctor to walk my cancer journey with. God really blessed me with you Dr. Marcom. He cares about his patients and he's excellent at what he does. You have my trust, faith and gratitude Dr. Marcom and most of all have helped me grow as a person in courage, resilience, trust and the power of faith and laughter. I am so thankful for you in my life and your amazing staff that surrounds you. I imagine the angels in heaven stand in awe of you and the work you do and have done. I know I do... that is...stand in awe of you! God bless you now and always because what you do everyday makes a difference in so many lives. For this little lady, you can't wipe the smile off of my face!