The experience was excellent. It was my first visit at this location (Plainview)…read more It was an easy online process for providing insurance information and scheduling an appointment. Check in was done through a text link on my cell phone. I was the only patient at 6:30 am, perhaps because of inclement weather. The waiting room and laboratory were relatively clean. Sultan, the lab technician, graciously informed me about Quest's new policy of putting a $100 debit/card hold on every patient's account before any lab test is done. I complied, and I will now contact my insurer to verify the legality. He effortlessly drew my blood for a fasting lab test. I was in and out in less than 15 minutes, and my arm remained bruise free hours later. The Quest app notified me of my results the next morning. I have been to most of the Quests on Long Island because I need frequent blood work. I am giving this location minus one star because of the $100 hold.

The woman tech in the Plainview office was very unprofessional and uncaring. I was called in and…read morethen left waiting in the room for so long. She didn't even seem to care and kept complaining and having trouble with the computer.

I'm not usually a fan of Nothwell, but the lab in Syosset is well run, immaculate, and quick.the…read morelocation is accessible and the parkingis adequate.

The care and professionalism at this lab location is unmatched!!…read moreThe staff is kind and friendly. My experience here is wonderful!

I've been going to the Plainview Enzo labs for all of my blood work this past year. I go bright &…read moreearly between 6:30 & 7am. Staff is always pleasant & efficient. Highly recommend.

Waited over an hour for them to figure out that they can't administer my test because their codes…read morechanged. I'm pregnant with thyroid issues and called ahead of time to make sure I don't need an appointment and don't need anything else for them to do the test. Apparently the forms they use and codes changed yesterday and no one bothered to mention it. They spoke to my doctor (had to get her on the emergency line) and even after she verified what she needs from them they refused to administer it because THEY DONT KNOW THEIR OWN CODES. I literally took the day off to do this and will now have to call out of work again to do this in a different lab. DONT COME HERE.

My experience with Labcorp, in Rockville Center was excellent…read more The gal, Tarisa was 100% Susan

The service at this place is awful, they make you wait for a long time, I don't recommend using…read morethis lab, the manager has a very negative attitude!!

Review on two appointments over two weeks. First appointment: I made a 10am appointment online…read more I took a screenshot of QR code and scanned it at the kiosk when I arrived at 9:40am. A friendly young lady greeted me 10 minutes later. Took the sheet from my doctor then took my blood and I was out by 10am. I know not everyone will have the experience yet, it may make sense to have an appointment and have the doctor paper work in hand to expedite the process. Second appointment: I arrived very early for a 11:45am appointment, 11:15am and checked in using QR code. Several people came in after me and were seen first which was ok since I was early. I did notice over 30 minutes of waiting that the staff was not as friendly and seemed rushed/disorganized. They called my middle name at 11:55 approximately, but I was unsure if it was me since there were other people waiting and they did not say the last name. I told them my first name and asked them if it could be me and the associate got annoyed, shut the door, came back and asked if it was John. I feel attention to detail is important especially, when sticking needles in people and labeling their blood, so I did not feel comfortable staying given the above. I don't take it personally, people have not so great days and bring that negative energy to work, I simply choose to remove myself from those environments. As of my experiences it could go either way at this location and I suppose this applies to life in general anywhere you go lol! Namaste.

Will never go back My appt was 12:30. At 1:15 still didn't…read moretake me women next to me jet appt was 12:10 they just took her at 12:45. I walked out No one to talk to all computerize. Then a nurse goes to lunch with all these people waiting

I cannot say enough wonderful things about the staff at Zwanger located in Plainview, NY. I…read moreunfortunately did not get a chance to write down the two lovely women who performed my sonogram, but they could not have been any kinder or more helpful at putting my mind at ease during my exam. I also would like to mention the incredibly talented and vein whisperer, Noelle!...I am one of the hardest sticks when it comes to placing an IV, and Noelle was able to get it done on the first stick on TWO separate occasions!!... She is truly gifted!!! Thank you to the incredible staff who made my exams run as smooth as possible, I am extremely grateful and will be using your facility for future needs, no question!

Let me start by stating that the front desk staff are awesome. They deserve six stars. They…read morerecognize old and new faces and are eager to help newbies, like myself get checked in efficiently and with such kindness. They also go over any concerns you have if you ask about it and try to address them prior to. I was worried about dehydration and my kidneys with my first time doing IV Contrast. The nurse took my blood to test my creatinine levels and as a precaution gave me a salene dose pre and post IV contrast. The one star is for what happened on the other side of the door. I was there for a brain scan to rule out something. On the forms and every time I spoke with a nurse or an MRI technician I mentioned that I have rods in my back, to forewarn about pre-existing medical issues. After the scan, I was waiting for the male nurse who got me situated with the machine to finish up putting things away so I could have his arm for an assist in getting up off the table safely and to avoid hitting my head on the mould (to secure my head during the MRI) around it. A female nurse came in and asked me if I needed help getting up. I said, "Yeah, I have a bad back and I get dizzy." That right there was her first clue. She put out her arm and I trusted that her as a healthcare professional would know what to do. NOPE. I grabbed her arm and she pulled me up quickly at a 90° angle and I screamed in agony and then she dropped me back down to the table. Immediately since, I have been experiencing new issues; significant loss of motion, increased pain, and my back buckles when I walk nowadays. It's the scariest thing. I'm pretty sure she tore something like my gluteus. I don't know for sure and I just recently (few weeks ago) had my back and pelvis scanned. Do they have any idea how difficult it will be to request another one shortly after? My range of motion prior to visiting on 11/12/24 was really good (in consideration of my pre-existing back issues). Now, I can't walk without extreme pain and stiffness. I can't sit and scooch to one side without tremendous pain. I can't lie down on the side that was affected by her pulling me up without being in agony. I can't sleep without waking up to pain each night. My walking step strides went from average steps to baby steps with additional new pain. She knows who she is if she reads this and though it was unintentional and an accident there are some basic fundamentals she should know prior to working in a place that has people coming and going with all sorts of issues.... NEVER LEAD WHEN YOU'RE THE ASSIST. Her arm was supposed to be there for support, not as the pull. I rotated to the side and used the male nurses arm after that snafu and he did it right. He didn't try to move me any which way and just allowed me to get up at my pace. Happy scans!

On 5/30/26, I used the app to schedule a same day appointment on a Saturday. I also used the app…read moreto check in when I arrived. How convenient! Donya, the phlebotomist, confirmed my identity and insurance professionally. However, I never had a phlebotomist caused my arm to be in such pain. I do not know if it was Donya's technique or the fact that she used my right arm. I usually let phlebotomists use my left, which has a more prominent vein. Donya told me to apply ice for about 15 minutes if it continued when I got home. It did not, but my arm was stiff and bruised (see photo below). Donya handled my reaction well, but I will never use her again.

Quick service. I was in and out in about 10 minutes…read more Just make your appointment and you will be handled quickly. Very polite, friendly service.

Marie at Bellmore is great. She knows how to find my difficult vein. She is kind and courteous…read moreand compassionate.

Clean, professional and a terrific experience. I have difficult veins to find but the tech was able…read moreto do it in one shot and she was gentle.