Service was very quick, I sat down in the waiting room and almost immediately got called back for…read moremy appointment. Brenda, the phlebotomist who drew my blood was very professional and friendly. I was anxious about getting my bloodwork done and her conversation kept me distracted from the needle going in my arm.

You are better off anywhere else. LabCorp was much better…read more Slow, incompetent and rude. Set appointment. Get confirmation code and text. Come in for " easy digital check in" and of course I'm not in system. Have 3 different people tell me " no idea why you aren't jn system. You don't have appointment" And stare at email and text I show them like they are in a foreign language. They go back, magically find my appointment that they said 100% could not be found without contacting IT online or on phone. then say unfortunately, we need to make you a new appointment because you can't check into your appointment late looking me dead in the face after wasting 30 minutes of my time when I was early. Then I'm pretty sure Helen Keller was the one who drew my blood. literally,go anywhere else

I needed a particular panel draw and was quickly helped by the employee at the front desk. She took…read moreme back to the blood draw area where a casually-dressed woman (long hair not tied back, jeans, open shoes) identified herself as an owner. She said the employee that was helping me was in fact a phlebotomy student and asked if I consented to the student doing the draw. I said yes but asked for them to put on masks for this. Apparently this was an absolutely alien request to the owner of a business that also does in-home blood draws. I got a stuttering "we don't have any... we don't keep them..." and then she dared to ask "what is it you're afraid of?" I shouldn't have to identify the risk conditions of myself or my household, but I did, at which point she started asking invasive questions about my blood cancer and assuring me she "understood" because of her sister's cancer -- which she then discussed in detail, tumor locations and all. If you understood, you would have masked from the outset. She even gave me the "stay strong" platitudes even after I explained that mine is chronic, not anything to be "beat," but she was insistent about making the conversation about cancer in general and not her failure to protect me from airborne disease. They did eventually find masks in a supply room and wore them for the draw. I got out of there as fast as possible afterwards. Very unsettling experience overall.

Just avoid it. Find somewhere else. We are in a global pandemic where people need a covid test just…read moreto go to work or go to an event and this place is charging $100 - $250 just for a test. Will not take your insurance. Stop turning Covid into an opportunity to fill your wallet. There's absolutely no reason something as necessary as testing should cost $250 to individuals. Plenty of free testing sites around offering the same exact thing these guys are for little to no cost. Especially with federal programs in place to cover the cost of testing there's no reason to give them even $1 of your money.

I had blood work done this early afternoon at Labcorp inside Summerlin Hospital Medical Center for…read moremy kidney doctor. When I first walked in, I handed the front desk lady my paperwork and was told I needed to fill out the registration. I asked where to do that, and apparently the registration was on an upright iPad near the front. Silly me for missing it. A lot of the people in the waiting room noticed how rude the interaction felt, and several people even commented to me about it afterward. I honestly tried to give grace because she may have been stressed or overwhelmed, and I know healthcare can be difficult. But the reason I'm writing this review is because of Dana, the blonde phlebotomist in the back. She was absolutely wonderful. I hadn't had much water that morning because of an earlier appointment, so finding a vein was a little difficult, but Dana stayed patient, calm, kind, and professional the entire time. She talked with me, joked around a little to help me relax, asked how my day was going, and truly made the whole experience better. Dana has such a beautiful soul and gave me one of the best experiences I've ever had getting blood drawn. Employees like her deserve recognition because they genuinely make a difference in people's days. So while the front experience may not have been ideal, Dana completely turned it around for me. God bless you, Dana -- thank you for your kindness and for making my day better.

Place is a disaster. Does not follow the process you'd expect from a Labcorp. Have one phlebotomist…read moreto service an entire lobby of 20+ patients, and it frustrates even the person up front helping the patients. In my case, I set a 1030 am appointment and they still couldn't help me even after an hour, so I had to leave. The next morning, I checked in at 715 am, and the online kiosk let me know to return at 9 am to 930 am, since the wait was projected to be over 2 hours and implied that my place would still be kept in line. I did, actually at 855 am, and at about 930 am, still wasn't called. At that time, I went to the counter, asked about it, and was told I lost my place in line. So, 40 minutes later and almost 3 hours after I was first here, I'm waiting for my blood to still be drawn for a Monday doctor's appointment. This place is a disorganized mess and a disaster on all levels. The staff needs more urgency, more people, and you'd have less frustrated patients.

Location has a large parking spot but it was quite full for my 12:40pm appt…read more I arrived early and checked in at 12:30pm through the text link they sent. Despite being early, I didn't get called back until about 1pm, 20 minutes past my schedule time. Different locations I've been to never had that long of a wait past my scheduled time. The room I went into was room 8, and that room was spacious, luckily, so my daughter was able to be in the room with me. Other locations or rooms could be quite small that there isn't much room for a third person.

Quest is basically the DMV of blood work--everyone goes because they have to, not because they want…read moreto. I've had long waits and less-than-great experiences over the years. The worst was when a technician stuck the needle so badly that I ended up with the biggest bruise I've ever had from a blood draw. It was painful and took a while to heal. I still come here because it's close to my house and convenient, but I honestly wish the experience was better. Hopefully they'll improve their customer service and consistency because getting routine lab work shouldn't feel like such a chore.

Carla the lab tech on burnham was the best she was fast didn't cause any pain at all I was in and…read moreout Thanks Carla. For taking my blood samples

I made the appt online. I've been here many times. It's convenient when you confirm via text…read moremessage. Sign in via text message. Yes! This avoids doing anything inside via self-kiosk. The text instructed me to have a seat inside and wait for my turn. Inside there were seats lining the walls. This is a busy location. Pre-covid, it used to be filled. Not the case today (a few weeks ago). I had the fasting appointment so I wanted an early appointment. Since I had already scheduled a doctor's appointment, it was a win-win, so I had two appointments in one morning. I saw my name on the tv so I knew it was soon. It was 7:30, my appointment. Everything was verified. I also had my doctor's work order- this helps out a lot. The lady who drew my blood was nice. She checked to see if I was doing alright. I was done at 8 am. By that time, there were more people waiting for their appointments. Thank You for using useful technology Quest- I think it makes a huge difference. Bring your doctor's work order. Set the appointment online. Use your cell's text message for confirming and signing in. Be on time for your appointment.

Elizabeth seemed aggravated before we met. When she called my name, before I could get up, she had…read morealready walked back to her room. I stood in the hallway trying to figure out where to go, hoping she would come back, and get me. I guess when she didn't see me, she called my name loudly from the room. I had to figure out who called me, and from which room she was in. When I sat down, she immediately told me to hold my arm out, (stiff) and don't move. I was used to being verified first, but I guess they don't do that anymore. I tried to tell Elizabeth that my other arm was better because the vein was more visible, but she cut me off, and said, "Don't move." As I sat there, I could feel the needle moving around in my arm. I asked her what happened. She said, "You moved. I told you to stay still." She spoke to me in a tone that sounded like she was scolding a child. When I told her that she was hurting my arm with the needle, she pulled it out, and walked out of the room. I could hear her asking for help. When Shakira said she would do it. Shakira came in, verified me, then took my blood. She was polite, hospitable, and quick. That is how it should have been done from the beginning. I don't know why Elizabeth was the way she was with me, but it was unacceptable. I will make sure that if I ever come back to this location, she is not my phlebotomist.

Went in for bloodwork. I had an appt. for 10 am. I was in and out in less than 10 mins. It was a…read moregreat experience. Much better service than quest which is a butcher shop and I will never go back to ever again. 5 * for Labcorp !

As for first time living in Vegas, have decent insurance I found a really good doctor! This is…read morethe place! Dr Kelly and her the rest of the super cool and awesome crew were super attentive. The office is always so nice and cheery, and cold but bring a sweater haha. Dr Kelly listened to my issues and we basically marked down every variable we could to solve any health problems. I love this team and highly recommend new patients to come here!

I went in march concerned about my overall health, mammogram, uti, etc...I proved a vag swab/urine…read more I've been waiting to hear back for months, I got busy and forgot to check in. Yesterday June 15th I received an email to set up my patient portal, first thing I did was check my results. Abnormal stuff was detected but I can't read the labs. What have I had these 3 months? I hope I didn't spread it. It's June 16th..I have to wait all day to hear my results...I'm a nervous wreck. Finding a new doctor I feel...

I struggle with vasovagal syncope (I feint and sometimes vomit when I have blood drawn, and…read moreconsequently am prone to full panic attacks as soon as I'm in the building). Having said that, I've now gone to this Quest twice and had the best experiences I'm capable of having because my phlebotomist Colton is THE best! I have to ask for a reclining chair to avoid passing out and I'm often judged or belittled by nurses etc., but Colton was so warm both times and took me seriously. He is so gentle and quick that I barely feel the poke and he talked with me to keep my mind off of it. He was also very patient and made sure I was feeling ok before he had me stand up. Most folks don't understand how life-changing it can be to find a good phlebotomist - but now I'm able to do blood work so I can stay healthy and take care of myself. The rest of the staff are fast, efficient, and kind. I highly recommend this location and am eternally grateful to my dude Colton for making important bloodwork doable for me. Thank you!

This was a very easy lab experience through Quest. It's very simple to book an appointment online…read morethrough their website. I found a pretty good selection of times even only booking one day ahead. You get a link via text message and can easily check in online once you arrive. There are also kiosks in the waiting area where you can check yourself in. Bear in mind there are no staff to check in with. Once checked in, you sit in the waiting room and follow your progress on a large screen showing checked in appointments and anyone waiting as a walk in. I was taken right at my booked time. Once in one of the back rooms the staff process your insurance and confirm which tests you need. The staff member was very friendly, and the blood draw was basically painless. Overall I was very happy with my Quest experience!

Came here for fingerprinting. I had no idea they did that here. Checking in was smooth, fast, and…read moreeasy! I had an appointment at 8am. There were about 3 people before me. I got out in 10 mins!! So quick !! The lady who assisted me was so nice. It was a great experience !

Looking at appointment reservations online through Labcorp, this location had some of the earliest…read moreappointment availabilities. The process of booking the appointment online was easy and seamless! My appointment was for a Friday at 12:30 in the afternoon. I checked in via the mobile text message, approximately 15 minutes prior to my appointment. When I walked into Labcorp, I let the team member know that I checked in via the mobile method. They took all of my information. My appointment was on time! This location is off of Charleston, near the I15. There are plenty of parking spots available and seating inside this Labcorp! The team members are awesome at this location!

I have to get a CT scan of my lungs every 6 months. My doctor has always sent the request to DR,…read morebut this time it went to SimonMed Imaging. The name and plce were new to me. Irt was a bit farther driving here, but it was not incovenient. The suite is on the first floor near the entrance., There are signs so one shouldn't have any trouble. I was early. I had done the paperwork online so I did not have to sit there with the dumb dlipboard and get my info ready for the forms. The people were called in the order of their appointments. I was called and the gentleman who did the scan was polite and genial. Within 5 or so minutes, I was on my way out. I left the office about 15 minutes after my scheduled appointment time. I was very pleased with all tne staff I interacted with.

Simon med is very aggressive in getting your appointment. They call several times a day. Then in…read morereaching me they asked way too many questions - starting with "what's your REAL name", when I told them my name is "Tim". But that wasn't the end of it, I threatened to hang up after seven (wait, that REAL number is 7) minutes if these obnoxious questions - like why Isn't my doctor at the address they have on record. I called their management team:they'd make a note of my complaint, and then continued the robocalling without a response to my complaint. My friend like I (poor me - I always think it's just me) was referred to walk-in xray site that said no walk ins. I gave up and went to Pueblo Medical. Oh, look at your radiologist report fr Simon Med: I compared mine with same joint two (real = 2) years ago at Steinberg, and I swear it looked like a report from a first (1st)-year med student.