This particular location is always less crowded that the facility closes to my house. I prefer to…read morewalk-in and be seen quickly and this is the location for my preference. Also the staff has great customer service skills.

staff is extremely rude. Today the sign in machine wasn't working but I was not aware of that. I…read morewas trying to sign in on the broken machine ( no sign indicating that it wasn't working) and the staff lady simply didn't care. The wait times are also long and making an appointment ahead of time does not make a difference.

Everything went as planned I was in and out. The environment was calm with soft music. They offer…read moresnacks in the waiting room with comfortable seats. No loud noises or distractions and the staff is friendly and wonderful

It was a smooth quick and easy process. No long wait office very clean and professional…read moreenvironment. I did a walk in.

I walked in a half hour before my appointment. I still waited an hour and a half, total. Even…read morethough my frustration level was through the roof, the young lady that took my blood was very pleasant, even though she may have been overwhelmed. There were only two people in that office, which is normal from what I understand. That office would function a whole lot easier if they had a receptionist. I am not saying not to go to this location, but if you do go, walk in with all of your patience.

ROACHES!!!!!!! And when I pointed it out Chiquita Roseman (or wtf her name is) tried to justify her…read morefilth by saying "we don't own the building!" yea and you don't sweep the floors either?!?! This place is filthy and the people who work here have filthy attitudes. This place is consistently out of supplies.... But they seem to keep employing incompetent people. Never seen such a pathetic and truculent attitude in operating a business. SHUT IT DOWN!!!

I was really worried after reading some of the reviews. Specifically from parents about their…read moreexperiences. I called this location this morning. The lady was very friendly. Told me exactly what to expect. And even made some recommendations about not coming during the lunch rush since I will have small kids. I was told I didn't need an appointment. Everyone from the front desk lady to the technician who took the blood was amazing. They took such wonderful care of my three-year-old and 17-month-old. I couldn't have had a better experience! I look forward to going back to this location again. And that's saying a lot because I have never had a pleasant experience at LabCorp before! These ladies are wonderful!

Incredibly RUDE and unhelpful front desk staff. On June 23 I had a 9:45 AM appointment at the…read moregreenbelt location. I had a terrible experience with the staff. One sign-in kiosk was occupied and the other was missing the ID tray required to log in. When I stood 4-5 feet back in line to get help, the older woman at the front desk loudly and rudely yelled at me that I was "too close" and to sit down and wait to be called. When I explained the kiosk was broken, she dismissed me, saying only the tray was broken but working and to just wait for the other machine. She then finished with the person in front of me and walked away entirely without helping me. She was so unprofessional that another patient in the waiting room actually confronted her about her attitude towards her earlier. I only managed to check in because a kind patient in the waiting area overheard the exchange and left her seat to help me navigate the broken kiosk. Absolute lack of customer service. Avoid this location if you expect basic human courtesy.

I see the other reviews, but I have no criticisms for my experience. I got my annual physical (new…read moredoctor, again :( ), and this is where they sent me. Thankfully it's right near my house. There's a group of businesses in between the Safeway and CVS, and the spot to get lab work done is amongst them. The parking lot was a disaster, so I just parked at CVS and easily walked over. I know where it is now, but it wasn't the easiest locating based on the signs, but I found it. There's a kiosk as soon as you walk in -- checking in on there was easy, and then I sat until I was called. The phlebotomist (as I learned they're called) was really nice, professional, and had nice convo as she drew blood. It's one of my least favorite things in the world, and she made it better. To obtain results, it is suggested to download the app, and it was pretty easy. Lab work took 4 business days. I have no idea what it's like at peak times... my hunch is to try and avoid, given the limited space. You do have the option to check in, request a text when it's your turn and exit, but if you're in a hurry... try to come at the off times. If possible, I would recommend moving it further away from the door. If you stand back far enough, the entrance door can hit you.

The receptionist told me at my appointment that if my doctor had emailed her the order form, that…read morewould be fine, but since my doctor emailed ME the order form, I wasn't allowed to email it to her. I would have to print it out. But I wasn't allowed to use her printer. Make sure you print the order form and your insurance card before coming in. Cus this betch won't even scan your insurance card. She made me leave my appointment and go to fedex to scan and print stuff. So instead of having my blood drawn at 9 it was drawn at 1030 since I was then a "walk-in" even though she just kicked me out of my appointment.

Came for a COVID test on a Thursday morning…read more I went on the website on Tuesday - registered and specified my date to come in and time. I was called that evening and confirmed my appt. This location is on the 2nd floor, right above the IHOP. Free parking I went in and filled out a short questionnaire and waited my turn to be called in. The clipboard will tell you the number of which you will be called. I was #5 by the time I walked in. You specify which type of test you want. I wanted the rapid test. The nurse swabbed me and I was on my way. They send you the results in email, and she said it may take up to the end of the day. I went in the back for my test @ 820 and had my results an hour later. There was also a guy who walked in for testing. He had to fill out the registration form and then wait. By that time, he was the only one in the office. I recommend for all covid testing!!!!!

Nice and friendly staff. Easy check-in (mobile check-in available). Proper social distancing and…read moresanitary precautions were followed. Doctor was nice and even gave out stickers to children.

Fast reliable and very knowledgeable. Post accident test done quick and easy . Will definitely use…read morefor my random test for my CDL

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I wish I had read these reviews earlier. Went to see Dr. Proctor for a vasectomy pre-appt - he was…read morequite pleasant and professional. The front desk was also nice enough, but then things got murky. When I initially called, they alluded to a possible appt in a few weeks. When I went to schedule after my appt, it was now a few months. Then, I wanted to get an idea of what they'd charge for a procedure, and then it was all smoke an mirrors. "Well, we don't really know until we charge your insurance." Um, ok, what if I didn't have insurance. Then it's a flat $1500. Ok, so I'll do it without the insurance...nope, can't do that. Ok, what about the appointment, again don't know until we bill your insurance. I don't know about you, but waiting to find out how much a car costs only after you roll it off the lot seems a bit suspicious. Maybe it's just me.

I am a 100% disabled veteran with 33 years of honorable military service and a Georgetown…read moreUniversity graduate school alumnus. Since 2017, I have received outstanding care at the Washington, DC VA Medical Center. During my nearly two-year battle with prostate cancer, the VA provided exceptional treatment, and I am grateful to now be in remission. The physicians, nurses, and staff who cared for me demonstrated professionalism, compassion, and genuine concern, and I will always be thankful for them. Unfortunately, my recent experience with Dr. Jonah D. Murdock, Chief of Urology, was completely different. As Chief of Urology, Dr. Murdock is responsible not only for treating patients but also for setting the standard for professionalism, communication, compassion, and patient-centered care within the department. Veterans deserve to know that when they are in severe pain, the leader of the department will listen, treat them with respect, and ensure they receive appropriate specialty care. On June 19, 2026, I went to an urgent care center because I was experiencing severe urinary and pelvic pain. After an examination, I was diagnosed with a prostate infection, prescribed antibiotics, and strongly advised to follow up with my urologist if my symptoms did not improve. When the antibiotics failed, I contacted the VA Urology Department on June 23. The nurse who answered my call was outstanding. She listened carefully, showed genuine compassion, and explained that the earliest appointment was in September. Recognizing the urgency of my condition, she arranged for Dr. Murdock to call me. Although he returned the call, I felt rushed throughout the conversation. Each time I tried to explain that my pain was worsening and that the urgent care provider specifically recommended follow-up with my urologist, I felt I was interrupted before I could finish. Rather than discussing my symptoms in detail, I was told that my primary care physician could manage the issue. A different antibiotic was prescribed, and the call ended. Unfortunately, my condition continued to worsen. On July 2, I contacted the Urology Department again because I was experiencing excruciating pain. Once again, the nursing staff treated me with kindness and urgency. They informed Dr. Murdock, and I was told he would return my call. I did not receive that call until July 6. By then, because I had not received timely specialty care, I had sought treatment from another provider who was not a urologist. That provider prescribed another antibiotic but also advised that I still needed to be evaluated by a urologist. When I explained this to Dr. Murdock, I again felt I was interrupted before I could fully explain my situation. I also expressed that veterans deserve empathy, respect, and professional communication, especially when they are experiencing severe pain. The conversation ended without addressing my concerns or discussing a plan for further evaluation. This review is not meant to diminish the outstanding work of the many dedicated professionals at the Washington, DC VA Medical Center. In fact, the nurses and staff I spoke with during this experience were compassionate, respectful, and genuinely tried to help me. I am sharing my experience because I believe every veteran deserves to be heard, treated with dignity, and receive timely specialty care. My hope is that the leadership of the Urology Department reflects the same professionalism, compassion, responsiveness, and respect demonstrated every day by so many other VA healthcare professionals.