I was assigned to this location for a pre-employment urine drug screen and blood TB test. I showed…read moreup as a walk-in initially and it was a 2 hour wait, so I made an appointment for the following day. My appointment was at 11am, however I didn't get called back until 11:45am. They require a LOT of urine for the urine sample and I wasn't able to provide as much as they needed, so they said to return to the waiting room, drink water, and let them know when I was ready and I would be called back right away. I drank 8 cups, let them know at 12:45pm and then wasn't called back until 1:15 (almost peed my dang pants waiting). They then had no record of me needing my bloodwork, despite it being on the order, and said they weren't able to do it. They were friendly, but they need more staff as it's too busy of a location to fill the needs of everyone coming in.

I believe everyone working on 5/18/26 deserves a raise if they haven't received one yet. I only…read morehave positive things to say about the entire experience. I felt so comfortable and at peace, which means a lot because I have to get blood work done frequently. Not every place provides such excellent care and service. Everyone was kind, professional, and genuinely reassuring throughout the visit. Thank you all for making what is usually a stressful experience feel so easy and comforting!!

My mom and sister need a Covid PCR for their travel. I am very d'atteindre with their service. The…read morescheduling is easy and the results came out quickly . I called around noon to find out about the test. Christina answered all my questions and helped me scheduled the appointment that afternoon. For the testing, we didn't have to step in to the office. They came to the car and did the testing. We requested the same day test. E we did the test at 2:15 pm and the results came out by 4:30 pm. I highly recommend this lab if you're looking for PCR Covid test for traveling.

From the owner: Our laboratories provide 24 hours or less Covid-19 test results if you are experiencing symptoms,…read moreno symptoms, or travel for airport requirements.

This place is spotless and the folks are so nice. Such a pleasant experience dealing with Mr.Lomas…read moreand Ms. Zoey. Businesses that use drug alcohol and DNA testing should go here!

From the owner: Specializing in: - Testing Labs…read more- Drug Testing - Paternity Testing

Downgrading from "Good" to "Could've been better." This is better than a "Not good" rating and with…read moreupdated information, more accurate to my experience. And with that I will share the facts of my diagnosis and prognosis as to know why the rating changed. You know that joke about "Why do they call it 'practicing' medicine?" It's because much of it is not an exact science. Here we go... Emergency room doctors are generalists across multiple medical disciplines. Especially at 10pm on a Sunday night, you're likely not going to get a specialist in whatever it is that's wrong with you. An emergency room physician (which is a medical specialty in itself) will try to narrow down the main cause of your condition, stabilize you, and depending on the prognosis, either either treat you in the ER, admit you to the hospital for further treatment or simply refer you to a doctor who is more specialized in your condition. I visited Atrium Health three weeks ago (see that review below) and the doctor saw me twice, sent me down the hall for a CT imaging and after reviewing the imaging, wrote a prognosis that made sense at the time: a 6mm kidney stone that would painfully pass by itself in 4 or 5 days. I was also provided a referral to a urologist . She wrote me up for painkillers and by the time I was discharged, the pain was much more manageable. I called their urologists and got a full voice mail so I reached out to my own general practitioner for a referral. Long story short (too late!), I've seen the urologist who looked at what the ER doctor saw. It's three weeks later. Warning: Gross bits ahead. Skip the next paragraph if you're queasy about medical stuff. ("POTATO!" -inside joke.) This morning was a scheduled outpatient procedure that stuck a laser up my ureter and zapped the stone. (And thank goodness for a great anesthesiologist because I was blanked out from the pre-op room to the recovery room and I do not remember a thing!) This surgical urologist said that it was definitely bigger than 6mm and it was definitely not going to pass on its own. I'm now at home and 100%, just waiting for the local discomfort to pass in the next few hours. Okay, we're back from the skip. Simply looking at the calendar we can see that it has been 22 days since then. The stone clearly didn't pass and I've not had any further issue with it since then but I didn't want to wait. Obviously, it's been more than 4 or 5 days. Good thing I cancelled my trip to Portugal, eh? So the highlight here is that yes, your ER doctor is going to do the very best that they can. But you should absolutely get a second opinion from a more specialized doctor where possible. [Review 18619 overall - 3340 in North Carolina - 2141 of 2022.]

This was my 4th Covid-19 test since the pandemic outbreak and I've failed everyone one of…read morethem--thankfully. While sitting in the car was useful (A/C, tunes, etc.), the wait was too long, especially since I had an appointment. I also didn't appreciate the swab jammed way up my nose without warning. All the other tests were simple nostril samples since I was being tested before medical procedures could be performed. Pissed me off. On a positive note, I found out my results in 48 hrs. Failed it. Winning!

There were two employees at the front desk and they were both very kind and considerate; however I…read morenoticed the toilet was filthy like it hadn't been cleaned in weeks, it had a pink film in the water, plus one of the trash cans next to the sink was overflowing with garbage. This is a healthcare facility and you would think it would be cleaner. I would think healthcare employees would at least take some pride in their work environment and empty the trash and clean the bathroom. There were no other customers in there except for me, so I would think they had some time to get the place scrubbed and cleaned up. I have been there twice and both times I got bruising at the the needle entrance, which does happen sometimes but the filthiness of the facility did it for me.

Great service and very professional. Deonna and Cory were very welcoming. In and out of the site in…read moreless than 15 minutes. So much better than having to wait at the doctor's office with other sick folks. Would definitely go back again. Thank you!

They got me in very quickly and efficiently which was nice, however, the nurse I had today was not…read moremaking me feel cared for at all. No hello how are you, didn't tell me when she was going in with the needle, just not gentle and I felt rushed. I get blood work done routinely so I know the process, and when she took my tourniquet off she literally ripped it from my arm causing the needle to jump and stab me again. It was very painful and unprofessional. My arm is bruised and just in pain still.

Quick service, easy check in, friendly staff, short wait time…read more.....................................................................

I went yo clinic not feeling great but symptoms were discounted snd pain level ignored. Told to…read moretake a Tylenol snd have a good day. I got poor level of service snd will not be using this facility in the future. I strongly do not recommend this as a medical facility.

i woke up sick...feeling pretty bad, tough to talk, had a little trouble breathing from a congested…read moretest...needed to see a doctor. most people need to see a doctor to get a diagnosis, to know what is wrong. this unique clinic demands you tell them what is wrong, ie diagnos it first, then they will see you. so, in order to get in here, you first have to go to a doctor, get a diagnosis so they can approve your reason for seeing them. it just kind of defeats the reason for going to a doctor. the person i talked to really lacked patience, and had exceptionally poor communication skills.