They run a super efficient system here I was called a few minutes after I checked in and I am a…read morefainter so I requested to lay back & everyone kindly accommodated. Jennifer was the best phlebotomist I've ever had and talked to me the whole time and gave me tips to stop me from passing out. This was the best blood draw I've had and I will be using this location from now on and hoping I get to work with Jennifer every time.

14 months later, and the discrimination continues. Each day that these services remain noncompliant…read moreand inaccessible as a separate and distinct, actionable act of discrimination in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act, and the Florida civil rights act! See: Hamer v City of Trinidad Quest has the onus to follow up on the matter. Quest has never followed up on the matter, and continues to deny me, ready, full, equal, meaningful, effective access, an opportunity to participate in a benefit from their services. BEWARE!

Gift of Life set me up a with an appointment for a blood draw to check Potassium and Glucose to vet…read moreme as a potential candidate for a white blood cell donation. Labcorp did not give me a time to come in. I come in at 9:45 AM, check in, and to my surprise I see that my appointment has already passed and I can't check in. Nurse comes in, asks what I'm doing there, and I tell her what's up. I then get quite rudely told that "oh we don't do blood draws or walk-ins here". (Both of which are lies, mind you) She also tells me she has no contact with GoL. Not two minutes later, I get a message from one of the GoL staff offering to buy me lunch bc LabCorp turned me away. I respect medical staff with all of my heart, but this is unacceptable behavior and highly unprofessional.

Phlebotomist quite rude and web site when I entered information did not notify that they do not…read moreaccept my insurance. When I suggested to phlebotomist that she should perhaps put in a suggestion that the website should say something she said it was my responsibility to know and continued arguing with me. I walked out. Just miserable.

We came here because our regular location is under renovations…read more My husband was a walk-in and they took him within 3 minutes. No problems. Got the results in a couple days.

Took a pre-employment drug screen on the 9th, today results came back as a fail. Every drug they…read moretested for was positive, Methadone, ludes, coke, everything was positive which if you know me and my life you know it's b.s. DO NOT trust this clinic! The non-english speaking tester was absolutely atrocious, felt like I was a serious bother to her and she couldn't wait to get rid of me.

Confused. This business is supposed to be now showing 3d4d pregnancy ultrasounds. Seems as though…read morethis page has been hacked. Also says they offer pizza, hair removal and divorce law

The sonogram technician is the only thing saving this from being a one star review. My wife is 33…read moreweeks pregnant. Starting around week 24, she began measuring bigger than she should, consistently measuring 3 weeks big. By the 32 week appointment, she was already measuring 35 centimeters. We have consistently asked our OB/GYN to do an ultrasound to confirm fetal age, since my wife is afraid she's farther along than they think, but he refuses. Hence, we found this place. I called and verified that they were able to verify fetal age, as well as weight and all that good stuff. I specifically explained our predicament. They told me that if I bought any package, I could add on fetal weight and that the sonographer would be able to tell us how far along my wife was, either confirming what the doctors were telling us, or confirming what my wife was thinking. Everything seemed good till the day of our appointment. First of all, there is no sign with the name of the business. We drove right by it, and then only after pulling up their website and seeing a picture of their store on the website was I able to realize where they were located. They've only been here for a month so maybe they are gonna get a sign, but today they were really hard to find. The day before our appointment we received an email telling us what we needed to do. It said to arrive 10 minutes early to allow for registration. So we pulled into the parking lot at 8:45 for our 9:00 appointment, only to find the doors locked. We sat in the car until 8:58 before someone finally pulled up and unlocked the door. When I walked in she asked if we had been waiting long. I answered "only about the time it takes to register," but she didn't seem to get my drift. After a short wait, we were called into the room. The sonographer put the jelly on my wife's belly and began to pull images up onto the screen. Almost immediately, she began doing measurements to tell us the approximate weight, but when I asked how far along she thought my wife was, being either closer to 33 or closer to 36, I was told that this far into the pregnancy, estimations are very approximate and essentially inaccurate and she couldn't really say with much certainty if we were 33, 34, 35, or 36 weeks. She could just tell us that we were in that general area, and said to go off of what our doctor was telling us based on an ultrasound that he would have done earlier on. This is totally opposite of what I was told on the phone, which was the main reason we drove all the way out here from Longwood. Yes, we wanted to see images of our daughter, but predominantly we wanted to verify whether we were actually 33 weeks as our OB/GYN was saying, or if we were in fact farther along as my wife is convinced we are. Then, because my wife was so far along, the baby is so big that there's no room to really move around freely in the womb anymore, so there was so much placenta and fluid and stuff directly in front of our baby's face, that it was almost impossible to get a good 4D image. We were told that this is very common in ultrasounds of babies this far along. Why we weren't told this over the phone, nor when we first arrived, I do not know. Had we known that most likely by this stage in the pregnancy, it would be impossible to get a good 3D/4D shot, we wouldn't have paid for that package. I would've just stuck with the standard 2-D ultrasound, since we were mostly here to verify fetal age, which as I just said, wasn't happening anyways. Essentially, this entire event was a bust, fueled by misinformation at the time of scheduling the appointment. Yes, this place does do very good 3D/4D imaging, and yes, they do have the ability to verify fetal age, but both of those things are virtually impossible to do this far along, and we should've been told that before they took our money and sent us into the room. In fact we should've been told that before we ever even were allowed to schedule our appointment and drive 40 minutes out here. As I said in the very beginning, the only thing bringing this from a one star review to a two star review, is that the sonographer at least felt bad that we weren't getting any images, and changed our 15 minute session to almost a half an hour, allowing us to just watch our daughter move around on the screen, almost like watching a video. It was a nice gesture given all the disappointment.