Went to get routine blood work done, which is usually fine. The past two times I went, there has…read morebeen a taller man wearing a white lab coat, that absolutely butchers me. The first time he couldn't get a proper draw so he asked for assistance, then the second time he hit a nerve. If you are about to have him draw blood from you, RUN do not walk away, he is absolutely terrible and incompetent, a complete liability.

This location has served my family's needs multiple times. I like the wide open waiting area with…read moreplenty of seating. There's never a long wait and the staff is efficient at keeping our visits on a decent pace especially when everyone nowadays has such busy schedules. Handicap parking is always full when I come with my family member and it can be a bit of a hassle when they have to be dropped off by the door while I take over the driving to park their car in a non handicap parking spot. My only concern is for anyone coming here alone and having to walk further if handicap spots are not available. Otherwise, it's a nice, convenient facility.

I have been going to 17700 23 mile for many years. They have really made it so easy to make an…read moreappointments online. I had blood work drawn today at 7AM. I arrived on time and the waiting room was packed. I sat down and let them know I was here by opening their text message from the previous day and saying "I'm here". One minute later I was called in for my blood draw, easy peasy!! Karoleen was so nice and pleasant to me that it made my day. Please do yourself a favor and create an appointment online and then when you arrive just open your phone and tell them you are in the waiting room. They also text you several days before to remind you and let you know what to do when you arrive. Nice experience and so quick!!! Thanks Labcorp!!

Terrible team leader Karoleen. I would not bring my child to this location anymore. They will be…read moretraumatized with large straight needle.

It's been two weeks and my results are still in progress! I don't understand the delay! This is…read moreridiculous! will never go there again!

Kelly is an excellent phlebotomist. She made me feel comfortable during the blood draw. The kiosk…read morecheck-in for Function Health went smoothly and the wait time was short. I was impressed with the service I received today. Thank you!

From what I know and understand, the medical care for my brother's recent illness was a valient…read moreeffort. Considering he waited way too long to let anyone know he was ill, they moved quickly to try to save his life, which they could not do, not for lack of trying. He was only in for a little over a day, and told me he liked both his doctor and one of the male nurses that took care of him. He was upset about something shortly before he died, but from what I can understand both by talking to him and others, the planned care was to take care of him better and increase his odds of surviving, which, being bull headed he did not seem to understand. I would like to give the security team a zero score, and could not find a way to do that at this time. The stars are for the medical personal only. I was not authorized to collect his items as an oversight by the sibling that had extensive medical experience and stayed with him until he was stable. The security guard told me I could not collect his phone and wallet the day after he died, and that it would be sent with the funeral home, which it was not. When his son tried to collect them later in the week, the hospital said they lost them. I do not understand how that happened. I take it that they had them secured the day after he died, but lost them in a couple days. I think those items are personal identification and a shame that they were so carelessly accounted for. Perhaps they were thrown in the laundry, washed and ruined, or stolen, like he didn't matter. I believe there is possibly a chance he died with his phone in his hand because he called 911 shortly before he died. I know hospital policy is that they aren't responsible, but I do not know how a dead man can take care of his items. It doesn't matter to me that he could put his information on the cloud, he didn't, and there isn't a law he has to. He left in the ambulance with his phone in his hand and asked for his wallet for his id and insurance card, which the hospital requires. It's not like they do this stuff for free.

I would not bring my dog to McLaren. I truly believe they were responsible for my brothers death…read more They kept on releasing him to the rehab center on 23 mile road and within 2 days he was rushed ack to the hospital. He passed away on December 30th. He went through hell. I have one good thing to say. Most of the staff were caring individuals. It is a sorry thing that if you get sick in Chesterfield and an you have to go by ambulance they take you there.

Yes, very efficient. Short wait time. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I definitely would…read morego back again

I called multiple times over the course of two hours. Each time, someone would answer, place me on…read morehold, and after several minutes the system would disconnect the call. This happened repeatedly, making it impossible to get assistance. Because of this experience, I chose to go to a stick with Henry Ford. Reliable communication is essential, and if answering the phone is too difficult how can they handle complex medical systems and imaging? My assumption is they can't.