Terrible physical therapy! They just print off exercises and…read moregive them to you. Visit is no more than 20 minutes! Yet they are happy billers with your insurance.

After complaining of abdominal pain I had the privilege of waiting 3 hrs for testing. Furthermore…read morewhen I V was pulled out I bled all over the parking lot! I guess you have to be passing out, heavily bleeding to be seen! Terrible place!

Convenient phlebotomy lab right off of 95 in Waltham. Central Phlebotomy Waltham Health Center,…read moreBlue Building (the right one). It's usually kind of busy but moves quickly and the technicians are friendly and efficient. Mon-Fri: 6:30 AM - 5:15 PM Closed weekends and holidays Also has the Foot and Ankle store along with outpatient and surgical services. Plenty of free parking!

The worse service as possible. This place is a nightmare, there's one lady that's working in the…read moremorning and she doesn't seem to care about anything, not the people that's waiting nor the waiting time because she took at least 20-25 minute to do each person with an easy blood work. I know it's hourly pay but sometimes you have to take others waiting time into consideration. She also poked me 3 times and told me she couldn't find my veins and that I have to come back for another person? After I waited an hour for my turn? Can you guys please retrain your employee!? It's not acceptable how a person can not do their only job is to draw blood. I would give it 0 star if I could.

Just wanted to share my experience of visiting LabCorp during COVID-19, since I was nervous about…read morevisiting and wished people had shared their recent experiences online. My appointment was at 8:45; and I was able to check in on my phone when I arrived, allowing me to wait in the car. When they called me in, I only waited for a couple minutes before they were able to see me. I definitely recommend doing this--there was a bit of a line to check in inside the office, which the mobile check-in allows you to skip. Once inside, there were two waiting areas adjacent to each other--one for LabCorp, and one for a doctor's office--which I could see leading to a little crowding during busy hours, so I would recommend booking an appointment as early in the day as possible. There were 6-feet-apart markers on the floor, masks are required, and hand sanitizer is available. Inside the office, there were 2 technicians working. There was a window open near where I was seated, with a fan blowing to keep the air moving. Obviously, you can't social distance while getting blood drawn, but the tech wore a mask and fresh gloves, and was very considerate the whole time. I was in and out in less than 10 minutes.

I paid $45 out of pocket for an A1C blood test. Note that their online appointment scheduler works…read morebest on the MyQuest mobile app. I decided to go to the nearest location during a break between my afternoon meetings (on a Thursday if that matters) despite seeing no available appointments for the day. I prepared myself for a longer wait since I read negative online reviews about the location. 1:06PM - There was no one manning their desk up front. I checked in on the tablet and I was second on standby. It was an estimated time of 30-60 minutes if I wanted to wait. A scheduled patient is taken as I finish checking in. 1:16PM - Aforementioned patient leaves. 1:18PM - They take a patient on standby. 1:18PM - Another patient checks in. 1:19PM - Another patient checks in. 1:23PM - Standby patient leaves. 1:31PM - The newest patient asks how long we've been waiting. I had been waiting 25 minutes and the other patient said they had waited about 15 minutes. In the meantime they called me in. 1:44PM - I finish the blood draw. The first phlebotomist failed to draw any blood from my LEFT arm so she asked for help from another phlebotomist who was successful with my RIGHT arm on the first try - a miracle since I have invisible veins. I appreciate that the first phlebotomist did not try to poke me multiple times which can cause a lot of discomfort and bruising. There was no one manning the front desk/window the entire time I was there but the check-in tablet is quick easy to use. However, if you have any questions then you will need to wait between patients for someone to come out/open the door. The TV is on in the waiting room so it is not a quiet waiting room but the other patients kept to themselves. There were plenty of seats so it didn't feel crowded but there was only a max of 4 patients waiting when I was there mid-afternoon on a Thursday. There is no water in the waiting area so be sure to hydrate before your appointment for faster blood flow. For any tests that require putting bodily fluids into a cup they have a bathroom inside and it looked clean from my vantage point in the chair. Overall I waited 25 minutes to be seen despite being a walk-in. I would come back to this location again.

Every time I need to get my blood drawn here, I think maybe the next visit will go better than the…read morelast. I am always wrong. The online appointment scheduler is convenient, and I didn't wait too long in the waiting area before being called back for my appointment. However, the lab tech processing my information was inefficient, and I sat for nearly an HOUR listening to him and his supervisor argue back and forth over trivial stuff. After that, I was able to see a phlebotomist and get my bloodwork done. The phlebotomist was kind and good at her job, which kind of made up for whatever had happened before? Overall, really sucky experience and I wish there were other options I could recommend people.

My experience was great. I had ordered a test online, self-pay thru Ulta Labs. Then I went online…read moreand made an appt at this location for the blood draw. I was in and out in about 5 minutes. Check-in was easy with the QR code I got when making my appt and placing my drivers license on the check-in scanner. I only interacted with 1 employee and she was friendly and competent. One slight negative was that I had to drive around the entire parking lot to find the one available space. But by the time I parked and started walking to the entrance, suddenly there were 5 or 10 empty parking spots. So if the lot is full, just wait a minute. Another slight negative is that when I used the elevator and it stopped on the third floor, there was nothing telling me I was on the third floor. The "3" light inside the elevator didn't light up and there wasn't a "3" painted on the elevator doorway like there usually is, or even a sign in the hall prominently saying "3rd floor." Likewise, when I was leaving and pushed the button to call the elevator, that button didn't light up either. I saw all the bad reviews and was apprehensive about what my experience would be. I was very pleasantly surprised and would not hesitate to use this location again in the future.

Staff is rude and unprofessional. This location ought to be closed until they can hire better…read morestaff. There is no excuse for the behavior I witnessed.

Hello. I have dealt with quest(ton) diagnostics more often over the last few years, now it seems…read morelike I one of their locations monthly. Uneven seems like a fair place to start. In South Weymouth, I got into a pi$$ing match with a couple of skunks who were short-staffed. I tried to be empathetic with the obviously overworked staff, I dissed Mgt, thinking they caused the logjam. Back & forth, next thing I know, she's done & telling me to leave, you know, before she stabs me again. Twice I was down to Cohasset, smooth as silk, just perfect. One other time, I though I could be a walk-in. I got forgotten about & fell asleep in the waiting area. Later, I just left. Just now I went to the website to book a blood work appointment for tomorrow for my doctor. I spent like 10-15 min creating an account, only to NOT be able to secure my need blood draw time. I have set online appt. for other times, at other times, no problem. They need to really get their act together. I'll see what else I can find, maybe I can do it to myself?

This was my third time at this facility and most definitely the last. I should tell my doctors to…read moreplease never send their patients to this location. Second time I was there waiting for service, I have noticed that they locked the door 15 minutes before closing time. I heard people coming up to the door to find it locked and leaving. So next time when I had to go back with my sick daughter for some lab work, I remembered them closing the doors early, so i went on the website to check they closing time, they were closing at 4:30pm. We can never come in the morning, so as soon as my daughter woke up from her nap (3:35pm), I grabbed her and rushed over to Quest location (about 10 min from my house). While parking my car at 3:55pm I asked my oldest daughter to run in and get in line. When i got the baby out of her car seat and went into the building, I found my oldest coming out, she said that the doors are already closed!!!! On the door there was a hand written note straiting that they close at 4 pm. But I was misled by the website and came on time for 4:30 closing! At that time there was a lady coming out and we walked in. Never have i had to deal with someone so ignorant and insensitive in a medical profession. We were exactly one minute late, I apologized and asked if they can please test my sick daughter. Explained the misleading website closing info (the nurse was aware of it, and said that she needs to tell "them" to change it). I pleaded, and she rudely refused. No heart, no compassion, no understanding especially toward an ill baby! In the past I closed my eyes on the fact that the rest room at the facility is not clean and is used as a public restroom for the whole building (my doctor in the building sent me to Quest to use the bathroom). Public restroom in the lab room 4" away from a lab station where they draw blood! I did not care waiting for up to 30 minutes to get my test done, I did not even care waiting for additional 20 minutes while nurse called my doctor directly! to find out how to do a lupus test he ordered (she did not know how to enter it into the system and could not find it). but this time was a true shock! I can understand anything, but terrible treatment at a medical facility. And with Mt Auburn Hospital literally right around the corner, why would I even want to go into this terrible destructive and unsanitary environment. I ended up going to Newton Wellesley (just happened to be driving by) and we had to wait for an hour, but people were so professional, nice and friendly especially toward children - that we actually had a good time there. As far as Quest goes - clearly they must train people not just draw blood, but to actually treat their jobs as a business - to treat clients with respect and strive to provide great service. As one hopeless location can completely destroy an image of a whole corporation, as in our case.

This place is fine for very minor and easy to diagnose ailments. The nature of a "MinuteClinic"…read morelimits the scope of what they can handle. For more extensive treatment I'd seek out a more reliable urgent care with Doctors on staff. I've been here unfortunately more times than I'd like to admit for infections and various discomforts because I didn't want to deal with the high fees of the Urgent Care and the ER. They also offer Flu Shots and other services you can check on the website. In order to avoid being held captive while waiting you can reserve a spot online and check in when you arrive. This will save you some time. However, the process is never as expedient as the name implies. I've registered online, showed up in the exact time slot and still had to wait an additional 30 minutes for the NP to finish up with the previous patient(s). For my infection it was convenient that I could get the prescription right on site (with more waiting of course), however they kept insisting on prescribing me Bactrim as the only option. I'm not sure if it was due to the limitation of pharmacy stock but I had adverse reactions and fared better when I switched over to the Doxycycline for the next round of infection. (I'm a troubled case.) The NP on staff I've interacted with have all been professional. However, I had a persistent infection on my face that did not clear up with just the oral antibiotic so I actually spent additional money seeking alternative treatment at the Needham Urgent Care ironically located right next to the other CVS. They suggested the combo with Doxy and a topical steroid ointment. This is a fine option, but if you have a trickier case I'd definitely recommend going to Urgent Care over the MinuteClinic.

Unable to make an appointment the day before for swimmer's ear, as the website offered no openings,…read moreI was a "walk-in" the next day. My predicted wait time was 55 minutes. At an hour-and-a-half, I was told that ALL scheduled appointments would go before me, and since even people with appointments were waiting more than 45 minutes, there would always be scheduled appointments showing up to bump me back. When I asked for a new projected wait time, I was told at least another 2 hours. I went to a Mass General Urgent Care and was seen in short order. It was more professional, less crowded, faster and took my insurance so there was no charge.

I heard about Chained Evolution while I was a member of OTF Waltham. I finally checked out the…read moreplace when I signed up myself, my wife (fiancée at the time), her sister and the sisters boyfriend to a challenge. The place is a great small local business. The owners, Mike and Audrey are very knowledgeable and they provide great recommendations. They offer InBody scans and even have a Fit 3d scanner. Highly recommend this place for your nutrition/supplemental needs.

I started my baby weight loss journey at Chained Evolution in September of 2018. This was the…read moreperfect weight loss program for me, I have never been so motivated in my life. I just gave birth to my first baby boy October of 2017 and Chained Evolution made it possible for me to lose 40 pounds in less than a year! This made me feel stronger, more confident and energetic enough to do the things I've always wanted to do, like running a marathon or even wearing a bathing suit in public. Chained Evolution has everything that I was looking for food/nutrition, exercise classes, and 1 on 1 training sessions that fit my schedule, an all in one stop shop providing access to all the things that I needed to reach my goals, which made my journey process very convenient. They gave meme the tools for success. Just recently I finished a 5 mile run this year and finally have the confident to wear a bathing suit for the first time in my life! Going to Chained Evolution helps me to enjoy my life more and continue my healthy habits. I am constantly achieving things I never thought possible and I owe it to the Chained Evolution Family! I would recommend this place to everyone I know.