I came here for routine bloodwork and will avoid this location in the future. Even with an…read moreappointment at 8:30am on a Tuesday, the waiting room was already jammed with people. For a medical facility that draws blood, it was gross--overcrowded, poorly ventilated, and not remotely set up to prevent the spread of illness. If you're immune compromised or prone to getting sick, this is not a safe environment. The only decent part was the phlebotomist--she was polite, quick, and efficient. Everything else was unacceptable. If you have no choice but to come here, book an appointment, check in, and wait in your car until you get a text. Wear a mask inside because the conditions are not clean or safe. Advice to management: Fix the waiting area. Reduce the crowding. Create a process that doesn't pack sick and healthy people together.

I go there a lot and the only tech that can find my vein right away is Ms.Shaku, she's great ,very…read morenice and professional...I def recommend requesting her if possible if you have hard to find veins

This visit Quick and easy, totally painless. Phlebotomist was friendly and I got in and out fast…read morewith no issues. Definitely a great visit, care was excellent no pinch!!!

I arrived 10 minutes early and was taken right away. Mita was professional and pleasant. The best…read morepart was the needle (I never thought I'd say that). Mina was amazing, I didn't even feel it!

A lab is a lab is a lab. I came at around 11am on a weekday and the wait was still long. I thought…read moreI would miss all the morning fasters. The wait was about 35 minutes which was frustrating. Aside from the wait, the experience was great. I hate needles but I had a really good tech who made it almost painless...I say almost because I'm still a big baby. He collected easily and I was in and out of the chair quickly. He also let me take a Garfield bandaid to show off how "tough" I was. Shout out to Victor, I would actually ask for him by name next time!

Always a line Indian lady butchering each and every name she…read morecalls The Chew playing on Magnavox from 2001 Ladies child faints Lady freaks out and runs screaming to get water No water Nurses laugh at ladies misery One hour wait to pee in a cup Unorganized lines Still no water 10/10 Will be returning

I have been a patient of Dr. Rakesh Passi since 2004 and I have referred many people to him because…read moreI trust him and always receive the very best care. I had a nuclear stress test at HMH JFK DCC, 149 Main Street, South River, NJ two weeks ago. I was treated like a queen. EVERYONE from Cecelia at check in to the techs: Smita, Dorri, Leslie and Tracy who administered the dye were INCREDIBLE !!!! I have gone there in the past, several times and each time they are nicer and nicer. How that is possible I can't explain but what a bunch of caring professionals. LOVE THEM. They make a difficult task very cheerful and safe. Thank you to all.

Many of their physicians left the practice, without notifying their patients which in itself is…read morevery unprofessional and shows complete lack of concern for their patients welfare. When I called the practice to inquire about not being notified that my Doctor had left, the receptionist told me it's not their obligation to do so. Unacceptable response.

The doctors here are amazing, professional, quick and they explain everything. I really recommend…read morethis place especially for new patients as everything always goes smooth when I'm here.

Horrible experience!! Had an appointment for my 1-year old daughter here since it said they do…read morepediatric labs. Made an appointment for 12:45. They didn't call us until closer to 1, and even when they did call us we had to wait another 15 minutes standing in a hallway (even with my wife and I having a 1-year old that we had to hold), so wasn't actually seen until 30 minutes after the appointment time, and during this hallway waiting time multiple people who arrived after us were seen before us. When we were finally called in the room to take blood, they took blood from my daughter's arm rather than using a finger or foot prick which is the recommended method for pediatric collections for children this young. If they advertise that they do pediatric collections, this should be the standard procedure for children her age, but since they insisted that they can only draw blood through the arm, my 1-year old was obviously screaming, crying and squirming. The assistant kept telling her to "stop crying" and "sit still" in an annoyed tone. She's literally only 1 years old! Do you honestly think she knows what that means?? Never going to this location again, and if you have to bring your child for bloodwork I suggest you avoid this location at all costs!

I got exceptional service here on Tues. 2/3. I had 4 prescriptions from 3 different…read moredoctors/specialties that were ~30 tests, a urine sample, and 16 tubes of blood. Unfortunately Lab Corp's set up to book appointments doesn't take this into account and do my appt was 2 hrs, not 15 min. This put strain on not only the wonderful person who provided my care and took the time to enter all of the tests in right but also her other colleague, and all the other patients there. I felt terrible. A man and a woman who were waiting a long time were pounding on the door and once the person helping me opened the door, they berated her for more than 5 min, yet she never lost her cool. She also worked thru her lunch break. Both of the lovely, professional ladies working here deserve a raise! Total professionals & class acts!

Great experience (Odd saying great for a blood draw) however an excellent gracious & proficient…read morestaff! highly recommend! J Abrams

Definitely do not go here. I went in to get a prescription to get a blood test done which should…read moreliterally take 5 minutes. I was okay with waiting for the appointment before me to finish. Someone walked in around 15-20 minutes after I had, without an appointment, and was seen before me. At that point, I had been there for 50 minutes. I asked the receptionist why they were seen before me and she said it was because they had an appointment, but I heard them walk in and say that they didn't have an appointment, so I was like lol i have ears don't lie to me. She then told me that the doctor wanted to see the other patient first because they weren't feeling well, which is completely understandable; however, she could've taken a nice 15 seconds out of her day to tell me that, before I sat and waited 50 minutes for no reason. It takes 15 seconds to be courteous and tell a patient that they would be seeing people out of the order that they came in. 15 seconds of a courteous heads up could have gone a long way in this situation. I needed to dip out, because I was running late to something, so I didn't have a chance to have a blood test done. Now, if I have an illness, I'm not gonna know, because I never got my blood test. Smh bitches these days, i hope ur happy, and for future reference, learn to be courteous. It takes 15 seconds. #wastemytime2k18