Well, I' about 90 minutes into the quest website and I still cannot work out how to place a patient…read moreorder. If this website was a high school project it would fail. Also, Quest must lose many millions in tests not ordered, quite apart from damage to patients who cannot be diagnosed in a timely way.

i sat there for over an hour with only 2 people in there. mind you, i showed up about 10 minutes…read morebefore my appointment and still sat there like a dumbass waiting for them to stop joking and laughing behind the closed window. I am never coming back here and I hope they get their shit together because that was awful. not even doctor's offices make you wait that long just for some blood tests. If i could give 0 stars I would.

Now that we have a few minor issues ironed out I've updated my review to EXCELLENT. thus was my…read morefirst visit. It's very easy access in and out with plenty of free parking. I was there for a blood draw and syrum medication. I didn't even feel the needle going in. My mix was done in excellent time. Highly recommend.

I had a good experience here before for a COVID test, so I decided to go here for a a COVID…read morebooster, since CVS seemed to need a week or more of notice to sign up. Great, 1-day scheduling! Not great? Their need for oversharing. They want my SSN, AND a copy of my driver's license (a picture, not just the number). When I fill out a form in the doctor's office, I don't mind so much, because that probably gets digitized badly if at all, but this was an annoying on-line form (even if you go to their office you are going to be doing it on your phone--ugggh!) ...Now I get it, they are a place that is used to dealing with, well "Perps". (Drug testing, paternity testing, gosh knows what else.) People being forced to use this companies services by the courts, their employers, or their sports team. In other words, people who have no choice. Well, I'm not a perp, I do have a choice. I am a person who would rather pull his pants down (bending over backwards mind you) than to share this info with people I don't know. Quick--- would you give me your email, mobile number, home address, birthday, SSN, and image of your license if I met you on the street? No? What are you hiding? I won't do anything with it... I didn't think so-- start standing up for yourself, walk out like I did, eventually they will stop demanding pointless info the nurse does not even know why they are collecting. I found Costco will do a next-day appointment for a Moderna booster as well, and they don't require ANY SSN or driver's license. I'm sure Walmart, and all the other pharmacies don't either, because they don't treat their customers like perps.

First of all Quest is questionable to begin with. Their methods and training is so poor compared…read moreto others. The technician at Andover's location is terrible. I've been twice and she has left my lower arm completely bruised and swollen. This is because of the way she inserts the needle, it breaks the vein from underneath and causes bruising everywhere. I usually go to UCLA, and now, when in MA, I will go to The Laboratory in N Andover. The tech there used the same butterfly needle as Quest and I had zero marks on my arm.

The service was quick and painless. The technician was personable and professional. I was in and…read moreout in under ten minutes. I preregistered the night before on the Quest Diagnostics website, which made check-in at the kiosk in the office lobby an extremely simple process. The two people at the check-in kiosk before me had to navigate through the screens, and it did not appear too difficult for someone mildly computer savvy. The person behind the counter will help you with it, if you have trouble, according to a note next to the kiosk. Here's how to find the office: It is located in an older office park with two buildings separated by a wooded area that completely blocks the view of the other building, so you may have to do some driving around to locate Quest. (1) Find the building with "Andover Surgery Center" on the front of it (the sign is partially obscured by a tree). (2) Quest Diagnostics is in unit 138, which is located to the left of the Andover Surgery Center sign. The number "138" is posted on the door, but there is no Quest sign. (3) Go through this exterior door and turn left. (4) Go through the hallway door and there are signs for the Elevator on your right. (5) Take the Elevator to the second floor. (6) Exit the Elevator, and "Quest Diagnostics" is across the lobby on the left. Their name is on the door.

Extremely efficient lab! Had labs ordered my my doctor and was told to just show up. Little nervous…read moreabout showing up without an appointment but the process was fast and efficient. Well done.

From the owner: Labcorp is a global life sciences and healthcare company, and our mission is simple: improve…read morehealth, improve lives. We leverage science, technology and innovation to accomplish our mission--getting you answers that help you make clear, confident decisions about your health.Our Patient Service Centers offer routine medical testing--as well as recommended screenings based on your age and gender. It's easier than ever to make an appointment. Testing results will be available to you in your Labcorp Patient Portal. Quick and easy information both you and your healthcare provider can use to improve your health outcomes. And walk-ins are welcome.

Excellent service with on site laboratories and expert personnel. I worked with microscopist A…read more Lutz for overnight sample testing and the results were quick and clear. They will not advise on remediation or abatement of materials, and I find that useful so that there is no conflict of interest while interpreting the outcome of something like an asbestos test.

I've been bringing samples here for years. The office staff are consistently nice and very helpful…read more Often I get results back much earlier than expected. Prices are reasonable and comparable to other laboratories in the area. They have a convenient drop box in front for after hours.

Just visited after construction was done and went through a demonstration of the process. Very…read morefriendly and professional group. Fast and efficient for sure, and a hip looking space.

Very impersonal. You are greeted by a kiosk where you sign in. No employee facing public to answer…read moresimple questions. I always hand carrying a printed copy of orders. Labs have been drawn frequently over past 7 months. Multiple times an order was missed or a sample wasn't attached to the order. So when the tests results enter the portal for viewing one is missing so then I have to call Labcorp to get the error fixed. It delays the lab results by at least a day. Which delays medical decisions and treatment plans. Also very difficult to get in touch with supervisor who always tells me it's an education issue for the phlebotomist and that person will be informed. Regardless this same error continues to occur. I have started to ask the phlebotomist to double check all orders which is not always appreciated by the phlebotomist.

This LabCorp is located inside the Circle Health Urgent Care. I came in at 6pm on a Tuesday and…read moredidn't have to wait long. They're open 7am-7pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 1pm Saturday as of July 30, 2024. The tech was friendly and professional!

Excellent service. The owner who drew my blood is very friendly and knowledgeable! I will…read morerecommend to everyone I know!!!

From the owner: Home Blood draw Services/ Mobile Phlebotomyread more

Dr Kaye and his team are smart, innovative and effective. I have hypothyroidism and for the first…read moretime in my life, my meds are properly adjusted. In addition, I lost weight through nutritional counseling. I needed biodentical hormones and didn't even know! As a post menopausal woman with various health conditions, I highly recommend Dr Kaye and Optimal Wellness!!! Dr Kaye is wildly smart.

Dr. Kaye and his office staff are awesome. I have been going to see him for about 5 years now and…read morewhat a difference he made regarding my well being and providing sound advice on a path forward. His team is very polite and courteous. But for Dr. Kaye's treatment I would not be in the best physical shape of my life. Thanks Dr. Kaye and your team for being there for me. DDB

We have only dealt with Dr Allara and Dr Yoon over the last 25+ years. My wife has very complicated…read morehealth issues Drs Allara and Yoon have taken the time and effort to become familiar with these issues. I usually don't care for the way most doctors treat patients but Allara and Yoon are exceptional, they actually treat patients as patients not numbers. My wife and I have had horrible experiences with medical professionals but never have we had one complaint with Allara and Yoon. These guys understand that all patients are not the same. They understand that what is normal for one patient is not necessarily normal for another. They actually put some thought into your problems instead of just running down a check list. At one time I thought proper medical treatment was no existent North of Boston but after 25+ years of dealing with MFM Health I know that good health care can be found.

I feel compelled to write this review and warn the community after just completing an extremely…read morebizarre and unprofessional job interview process. I want to preface my review by explicitly stating that I fully understand MFM's mission of bringing accessible and coordinated care to the local setting. However, it appears as though MFM is expanding very rapidly and their operations cannot keep pace, which has downstream effects on both care quality and observable culture, which they are apparently trying to resolve through hiring instead of addressing the root causes of these issues. I applied for two positions at MFM Health. I will keep identifying details confidential to protect the privacy of those involved. For the first position I applied to, I was contacted by the hiring manager via a "Do Not Reply" email. She provided a phone number and asked me to call to set up an interview. I was unsure why the interview arrangements could not be worked out over email, but I nevertheless called the number only to find out that it was not a direct line. I called this number several times and was never able to reach the hiring manager despite a valiant attempt. Many negative reviews of this practice state it is difficult to contact staff by phone, I would say this assessment is accurate. When I was contacted about the second position, I was excited to find out that it was in a specialty department that I had several years of experience in on top of my 10+ years of relevant experience. One of the things I immediately noticed was that staff availability for interviews was limited, and, for the most part, they told you when you would be coming in. I understand that healthcare and volume are synonymous these days, but some flexibility would have been appreciated to allow me to prepare adequately. The screening interview was uneventful, but things became a bit strange during the in-person interview. As such, the supervising physician bluntly told me they are "very burned out" and cannot handle their patient load yet "they keep sending me more." I asked if any continuing education opportunities are offered and I was told no. This concerns me as organizations that do not invest in the growth and development of their staff typically experience high turnover and low morale. Despite these oddities, the hiring manager assured me that the team in fact, was impressed by my background and did appear to like me. However, the next day, I was abruptly informed that I would have to do another interview and was given only a day to prepare. Given that the staff had endorsed such strong feelings of burnout during the previous interview, I decided a morale boost may be appropriate. I purchased some healthy snacks and cold beverages and brought them to the second interview. I also included two handwritten and personalized thank-you cards for the clinical team. On the day of this next interview, I arrived with my snacks and drinks in tow. I was shown to the conference room where I set everything up. I was informed that the hiring manager would not be present for the meeting as the interview was scheduled last minute in the middle of their workday. Here is the crux of my review: I met with two stone-faced support staff members who made no attempts to reciprocate my efforts to engage with them. One staffer was engrossed in his laptop and barely participated. The other staffer asked me a handful of inappropriate questions with largely subjective answers that depended on training. After about ten minutes of awkward questioning, I was dismissed, without any expression of thanks for the snacks/drinks, which were left unopened and untouched on the table. There was no follow-up from the hiring manager. After the interview, I reached out to the hiring team to share some additional information about my background that we did not have time to cover in the interviews. I did not receive a response. Two days later, I received a rejection letter stating I was "not a strong enough candidate," despite having co-authored a paper in the field.