when their lab tech could not get a vein to draw blood, she called for another one. this one seemed…read moreirritated and asked for the other arm. after she was told that I couldn't straighten this arm because of an elbow surgery, and to maybe try the hand, she snapped "we'll do you want me to do it ". at this point I asked what was wrong . after displaying increased hostility she walked out. I was so shocked at her behavior, I got up and left. I had blood drawn at this place for eight years and never had an issue before.

Extremely streamlined process for getting a COVID-19 antibody test. Just $10 and I was in and out…read moreof the clinic in 20 mins and got my results the next morning. I really appreciate this company offering such a solid service to Massachusetts, it has surely given many people insight into their health and ways to stop the spread of covid-19.

In response to the review below, I bet the woman's name was Valerie. She took care of my doc's…read moreorders with me this morning. She was fantastic: so pleasant, professional, friendly, caring and efficient. Not to mention she takes an easy practically painless blood sample. I will definitely go there again. The facility was also in top shape. The whole experience was wonderful...mostly thanks to Valerie.

wow. i had the exact same experience as jensen beach. i was treated rudely and i got up and…read morewalked out. i will never use question lab again.

69 Camp St, Quest Diagnostics. No people to make appointments. Spent 15 minutes unable to make…read moreappointment by automated phone, then went in person and spent 5 minutes trying to get appointment at kiosk. Then waited 20 minutes which was after the time they would do a drug test. No restroom in waiting room. Drove home with full bladder because I drank water for urine test. Made appointment online for next day. Arrived early with full bladder and was unable to leave urine sample until my appointment time, 45 minutes waiting with full bladder. Two thumbs down

What an incredibly fun way to waste hours on end trying to complete my Drs lab requirement! After…read more5 attempts and 5 hours wasted, i will NEVER come back to this SHITHOLE!! No one in reception, they make you sign in by kiosk and then WAIT... FOR NOTHING!!! 1/2 hour before closing, after signing in and waiting and waiting and waiting, someone came out and announced If You Dont Have an Appointment, You Will Not Be Seen!!! Despite signs on their door saying Walk ins Welcome FUCK THIS SHIT!!!

We arrived here at 5:30 with them closing at 6pm and were seen directly…read more This place is huge! They take Medicare. The personnel were professional. It's directly across the street from the Margaritaville Resort.

First of all the doctors and nurses here I see are always fantastic. I didn't even want to go here,…read morebut my doctor said with all my recent issues I should make sure I don't have an infection and she's booked till november in-person. Once again drs and nurses were great, I just wanted a yes no and left. I've been here a handful of times before for different issues, I'm actually a stroke survivor and have multiple disabilities. I have a very low quality of life and my good days are a rarity. I had to *wait* 3 months till I was okay enough to go in, which happened to be today. I felt very uncomfortable with the way the staff in the waiting room phrased "WHY are you on medicare?" Please teach your staff to please not word things like that, it felt unprofessional and concerning. I didn't want to go off on a tangent of all my medical history, disabilities, or for me to say I'm disabled and for them to go you don't LOOK disabled. It felt like one of those you know? And an urgent care is the last place that should be doing stuff like that. It was worse when they didn't even let me answer immediately and guessed and said did you have an emergency at work? Old people aren't the only ones on medicare...and if you don't want to use medicare use my masshealth. :/ I have severe anxiety on top of conditions that spike with stress, and out of all my problems I was just like "I have a bladder disease." bc it's one of my worst ones, the severity level both pain and symptoms gets extreme and i have a very rare subtype of the disease. And after saying that I felt embarrassed for mentioning something so personal. But saying "I'm a stroke survivor with ------" long list of conditions that fluctuate, It was just....odd. I felt like I was being looked down on, and maybe that is my anxiety. But it was still super uncomfortable. Would've felt better if they said 'ah the system is asking WHY you are on this insurance" but even still that's strange? If it's not working just have me contact my insurance and speak privately...it just felt so personal and a weird thing to ask someone who's just going in to be checked for something.

Stressed about a medical condition, I was treated with compassionate professionalism.read more