On Friday, February 8, 2019 I visited this blood lab…read more First things first: in order to use this lab, you must be a patient of Carson Medical Group. If you are from another doctor's office, you cannot use it, even with a LabCorp order. They do use LabCorp as their service provider, but they are not listed on the LabCorp website. Their official name is Carson Medical Group Lab Draw, and they are in the same building as Carson Medical Group Family Medicine (Building B). You proceed into the parking lot and then make a left. Their building is on the left. Remember, they are closed for the noon hour between 12 and 1 Monday through Friday. Anyway, as I was not a patient there, I can only say the front desk person was polite and professional. She explained to me how it worked and answered all my questions. She was the front desk person next to the Lab Draw desk. The two lab employees, as there were no lab patients, were out for a few minutes bringing bloodwork or lab trash to wherever they put it. They also have a large, comfortable waiting room. The parking lot was a little crowded, but there was sufficient space. It was well plowed.

Wow, do something about the receptionist at the counter. She was hash with every customer instead…read moreof showing compassion and patience. Our elderly do not need to be treated in such a rude fashion. Instead they need healthcare workers to speak slowly and somewhat louder so they can hear and understand what was being said.

On Friday, February 8, 2019, I went to this blood lab. They had just opened a year or so earlier,…read moreand I was surprised they had no Yelp page yet. I didn't have bloodwork to do, and when I do, I usually use LabCorp. But I did want to stop in to see what they were about. The door sign says "3641 Gs Richard", but the actual name of the street is "GS Richards". I am not sure why they use a lower-case "s". The spelling also caused google Maps GPS to mispronounce it as [jeez] instead of [jee-es]. Anyway, they are on the first floor, right to the left-front as you enter the lobby. The elevator had an out-of-service sign, and the stairs were roped off for some reason. Their were men's and women's restrooms on each side of the lobby. I talked to the two workers at the front desk immediately closest to me as I entered. They said they would take a lab order on any lab form, whether it be a LabCorp, Quest Diagnostics, or their own form. They also accept self pay for those patients who do not have insurance. They self -pay prices are quite reasonable they said. There also was a decent size waiting room in front, which I did not get to use. In the end, I thanked them and walked out. There was sufficient space in both parking lots (one in front and to the left of the doors, and the other on the left side of the building. They were not connected. They also had one of the handicapped parking signs missing.

The ladies that work for Lab Corp are so quick and…read moreefficient. They get people in right away. More than once somehow my lab orders got mixed up and they find them! The care and concern they show is appreciated. They greet you with a smile and are very courteous. Most professional Lab Corp office I've been to. A special thank you to Ms. Suzanne S. You're awesome! Thank you!

I tried 4 different days, and no one either picks up their phone or returns a message. A horrible…read moreexcuse for customer service.

This place is fast and painless!!! No appointments but…read morealways take us right away. Results arrive quickly. Love Linda! So caring and professional!!

Linda is awesome, and the tech was so good I didn't even know she was drawing blood…read more My place to go from now on.

I have been using this lab multiple times per year since 2015 and don't have any complaints. They…read moreare a professional, friendly office and do their job well. Pros: 1. Parking is easy and plentiful. 2. The waiting room is large (there are actually two of them) and clean with comfortable chairs. 3. The techs there, who change quite often, have always been professional, helpful, and friendly to me. They even let me go in back to get water when I was dehydrated. They get the job done in a professional manner. 4. As with most LabCorps, they usually have two techs working at once, with an optional third one at the front desk. 5. It is an an old house in a basically residential area, so it has a nice, quaint feel, as opposed to the standard lab in a commercial building. 6. If you need a note excusing you from work or proof of your appointment there, that is easy to get. Cons: 1. The driveway in and out out the parking lot is a little narrow, due to cars being parallel parked next to the building. 2. Visibility pulling out into the street is not good, due to all the residential cars parked on the street. I've had a few close calls. 3. They have been experimenting with electronic check-in at their machines the past few years. This has been hit and miss, with the machines sometimes being down and different amounts of information required at varying times. The machines may require ID if you don't have an appointment email with your QR-code. There used to be three machines; now there are either one or two. 4. People don't close the door sometimes since it is not self closing, so you have to get up yourself to close it. Full disclosure: I have almost always gone there with an appointment, and usually in the late afternoons when it is less crowded. I do not know how it is in the mornings or without an appointment. Usually, from what I have seen, those without appointments are processed fairly quickly. Tips: Make an appointment so there is almost no waiting. Go in the afternoons if you can, which are quieter. Bring your appointment email (printed or on the phone) with the QR-code so you can scan it at check-in.

This place is terrible. Seek other options. Front desk staff extremely rude and nasty to customers…read more Woman literally screamed at someone who simply asked her to clarify which name was being called. Two customers walked out before being helped. Came in having made an appointment. Waited over 30 minutes. Horrible horrible will never come here again.

Excellent experience. If you need lab work in Carson City, this is the place to go (avoid Labcorp--…read moretheir Carson City location is terrible and staffed with rude unprofessional people).

I came here for my annual health screening my employer recommends each year. The staff was very…read morefriendly and the technician who performed our exam was very patient and was great. The office was clean. Not too inviting but I don't know what medical office is. This was conveniently located and easy to get an appointment. I will come back for my next health check.

All places in Reno Sparks were booked out for weeks on end for a routine yearly lab draw. Decided…read moreto check the app and Whala, availability the next morning, booked a 10:00am. Arrived at 9:53, signed in on the clipboard for lab service clipboard, name was called at 9:57, paperwork completed within 1 minute. Called back within 2 minutes and my lab draw took 2 minutes. I left at 10:03 am!! This place is clean, quiet and QUICK!! Book an appointment to save time :)

Front desk people are nice and understanding, everyone is extremely kind and empathetic. Loved my…read moreprovider and how thorough they were. Would recommend to anyone looking for quality care!

Went here today, could not find anyone to help me. So i went to the lab window. There was 2 ladies…read morechit chatting on the phone, "personal calls" both kept telling me to sign in. I said i had a question. Finally a lady opened the window and asked what i needed. She sent me to wrong place . Patients and attending to others should be #1 not your personal calls!!!!

I do not recommend this long term acute center in Carson City, NV. This is due to several reasons…read morewhen a family member was in their care. To list just a few reasons the person got pressure wounds from not being moved often enough. He was drugged with high doses of narcotics (instead of starting dosages at more conservative level). He also went undiagnosed because they did not have the proper test equipment in this facility. I hope this review prevents people needing this care from suffering.

Business is no longer at this location. Appears to be permanently closed and website and phone…read morenumber send you to a Fishing operation that tries to collect your data.

I called the LabCorp facility located in the Incline Village Community Hospital. For some reason,…read moreit has an 800 number prefix. When the male who answered started his pitch for a "free" giveaway, I took notice as I was calling about a result on a week-old blood draw. I told him that I wasn't interested and just wanted to be connected to the lab. He then launched into another explanation of what the "FREE" giveaway was about. I again told him that I wasn't interested and wanted to be connected to the LabCorp facility at the hospital. He then hung up on me. He had a very thick Indian accent and was tenacious at wanting to inform me of my "free" gift that I didn't want. I find this association with a hospital extremely inappropriate and of no service to me. If I could give you "0" stars I would.