Ridiculous wait time of three hours. Promised 45 minutes to 1 hour wait. Inquired about the long…read morewait and was told the "doctors" were at lunch. Poor time management and communication with patients. Not impressed, not recommended, and will never return.

First thing I noticed was how clean it was!! Organized, short wait, extremely friendly and…read moreattentive staff. They offer all different types of care Primary, walk in, and other services available.. I felt like I was in great hands. Very happy to be a new patient here.

Needed bloodwork done for my new job. This location was only a few minutes away so I went here…read more I've never been here before but I'm so glad I went. There was one person in front of me and there was 2 techs I literally didn't wait longer than a couple minutes, Denise did my bloodwork she was very gentle she also checked me in and was very kind. The place is clean and plenty of parking. I would go here if I were in the area again. Very nice workers here and I was in and out I love that. Oh and I dislike needles very much- I made Denise aware of that and she spoke to me the whole time without even scaring me or hurting me.

New office, professional staff little to know wait as a walk in. Convenient location with ample…read moreparking.

Just moved to Riverside and this is a small place tucked away right down the road from me. Walking…read moredistance actually. Didn't even know it was there until I needed blood work done. With my medical issues, I'm regularly getting tests done, such as blood drawn. So it's important I find a solid, respectable lab with moving. The two ladies were so sweet and it was an intern who drew the blood. Didn't even feel it and she was better than most phlebotomists I've seen. I was in and out within minutes, then walked across the street to my fav cafe and got a bite. Absolutely perfect. Two thumbs way up.

The medical/office space located at 180 Corliss Street in Providence, RI has multiple businesses…read more It is conveniently by Route I-95 and in downtown Providence. The parking lot has plenty of spaces. On the 1st floor, there is a directory that lists the suite numbers of the businesses such as, Anchor Medical Associates, Lifespan Laboratories, Men's Health Center, and Infectious Diseases Outpatient Clinics in Rhode Island. The Lifespan Laboratories hours are Monday-Friday: 8:00am - 5:30pm and is located on the 2nd floor, Suite D. Anchor Medical Associates is my PCP so I usually go there first and then have bloodwork done at the Lifespan Laboratories right around the corner. When you walk in, you first pull a ticket number and then your number will be called by the receptionist. The receptionist will check you in and I gave her my lab requisition form. Within 5 minutes, I was called in and blood was drawn. Phlebotomist was very pleasant and process was quick and seamless. There was no bruise at the blood drawn site.

This morning I had to get some blood work done and take a 2 hour glucose test. Luckily, my…read morenutritionists building has a Quest Diagnostics in it...... Super convenient. The office is very small overall but cozy. There is one woman who works here and she is splendid. Extremely nice and professional. I mentioned to her that I have an issue with needles and that I will never out grow my fear unfortunately, and she was completely sympathetic. She used a needle one size down from the one she normally would use in order for me to not feel it. You know, I didn't! I was very thankful! She also took the time to explain the glucose test process. The office is very clean and well kept. There is some reading material, but nothing that interested me so my suggestion is to bring something to read if you think you will be awhile. My ONLY reason for the 4 stars is because they are not open weekends. I had come here Saturday morning as to try and avoid interrupting my work week and the hours, which are posted right on the door, only show Monday-Friday 7:30am - 5:00pm. So the only time I could do this was a weekday morning.

Small office with a small staff and short hours. But they are experienced and the one woman who's…read morebeen working there for a while is very friendly. Also, if there's an issue with locating a vein they don't poke around. A simple butterfly (think that's the name) will be inserted. Rarely that's the case with me lbut it's happened at hospitals and other facilities - the constant poking with no blood. Here they remember and she finds the correct spot first try everytime. The intake is a bit lengthy but they do it right and unlike East Side they do it in front of you and explain any questions before you initial or sign. Again other places treat you like a deli order and you sit in the waiting room until they do the paperwork and surprise surprise, I've gotten bills for things my insurance didn't cover at East Side where Quest will look and make sure all is well. Even with the short hours - I'm giving this 5 stars because of the quality of service. Besides, I usually have to fast anyway so it's not an issue. It's a walk in & appointment so those that get angry, make an appointment.

It might be hard to be a "FAN" of a laboratory, but I am of this particular location…read more I don't like needles and I hate to get my blood drawn. I've found that the staff working this location are nice and the process is not painful nor traumatic. It has a nice private parking lot and the ESCL is located downstairs. Every time I've been, there is almost no wait and I am in/out very quickly. They will send you copies of your results by email or Post office, just need to request it.

I used to come to this location when it used to be part of the East Side Lab network. Today I went…read morein and I was surprised to see that it is now a Southcoast Health Laboratory. I needed to get my bloodwork for my annual physical checkup. Melissa was really friendly and nice to me. I told her I hate needles and she made me very comfortable by telling me that she was going to use a baby needle and a butterfly to minimize any pain or discomfort. The procedure was easy and painless. I was very happy with it. The network of laboratories in MA and RI, offer full-service, stat/urgent testing, and most reference testing, as well as comprehensive anatomic pathology and cytology services. I fully recommend. Free parking in front of the entrance.

The lab is located on the first floor of a medical center building…read more They open at 9 am and there was no one before me at 9 am. The technician was very patient and professional. The process was quick and smooth. Much easier than to drive to the RI Hospital area and deal with traffic and pay parking.

Went to East Greenwich location on 3/13/24. There were 2 customers there complaining they…read morecouldn't get waited on. I approached counter and staff member said, take a number, wouldn't even look up. Ok, so I became seated, and before I knew it, there was like 20 customers there, several walked out. Not sure what happened, but no one was being called. After waiting 15 minutes, an elderly couple approached the counter and when the lady complained about the wait, the employee started yelling and called for security. This employee was way out of line, she started the yelling. As it was finally my turn to be waited on, I waited half an hour, someone was called before me, I told the receptionist who had made a mistake in who was to go next. This location is at 1454 South County Trail, definitely will not be returning.

Entered this place at 1515 Smith St for the first time because my doctor insisted I use a lifespan…read morelaboratory. When I arrived I found the place deserted. I knocked and after a few minutes a window opened. I felt as though I was interrupting them. After the initial greeting, I was instruct to sit in the adjacent room. There were many chairs, but having had blood drawn many time I knew what chair I should sit in without instruction. The technician soon cam in while still chatting with the other technician who was still in the greeting area. My blood was drawn while they continue to converse with each other and certainly not paying much attention to their patient. They were even criticizing their employer referring to Lifespan as "cheap". When the drawn was down the technician removed the needle not looking at the injection site, but rather looking towards the person he was talking to. Withdrawing the needle was extremely painful. Seem as if it was withdrawn at a bad angle. The picture shows the end result