I suggest getting an appointment but if you can't coming when they first open is good too. I didn't…read morehave an appointment and had to wait about an hour. Everybody is super stressed and grumpy because lots of patients are fasting but just drink your water, bring a book, and chill if you can. I have a really hard time getting my blood drawn. The nurse was really great though. She got me a room where I could lay down, talked to me, and gave me a breathing exercise to do. It took a try on both arms to get a good site but they got it. She also gave me advice to be super well hydrated and drink electrolytes the day before the blood draw, not just the morning of, which might help others like me too.

Terrible check-in. I did everything online, tried to use the kiosk to check-in, which wouldn't…read morecheck me in. Used the link on my phone to finally get checked in, yet they still wanted me to used the kiosk AGAIN. Just walked out. Not worth the hassle for routine blookwork.

Super friendly and efficient!!…read more Kathy is great. They are busy, doing there best, and doing a great job. Thank you! Randy

Had an appointment Saturday morning for 8:30am... just got the text for my turn at 9:21am…read more I've never had this issue before at any other location, so I'd skip this one.

Office experience!!! Receptionist was Very Very Rude to a very elderly couple who walked in! No…read moreassistance to help them at the kiosk, they thought she was taking care of them so they stood in the middle of waiting room and she said Nothing to them! 5min or more! Finally a tech came out and SHE checked them in! Took 2min. Receptionist told tech " they REFUSE to use the Kiosk" THEY DIDN'T know HOW! Tech Rosa was Great. This was Wheatridge location! I hope Karma hits this receptionist when she is too Elderly to do things and gets No Help Labcorp Wheatridge 3/24

The website says "walk in's welcome!" This couldn't be further from the truth. I was treated like…read morea second-class citizen from the moment I walked in and after 45 minutes, wasn't even checked in yet by the dismissive receptionist, even though every other person who walked in behind me was checked in ahead of me ("The have appointments" - said to me by the receptionist in a condescending tone). So, don't waste your time without an appointment, unless you pack a lunch and are prepared to make yourself comfortable for the long haul (I'm not sure how long I would have waited - I finally left after 45 minutes). Also, the waiting area (never got back behind the "magic door") is really gross. Completely run down, dirty and it looked like it had been that exact way since the Cold War. (granted, it's on the old Lutheran site, so I guess I shouldn't be surprised)

10/5 stars for this place. Within two weeks I had to go in four separate times for blood work (oof)…read moreand I was terrified. Because of this office and the sweet, patient ladies who work here, I am no longer afraid to have blood drawn. They let me practically lay down every procedure. They catered to me once the procedure was finished, letting me rest until I felt okay to stand. They talked to me through each appointment to help get my mind off things. Oh and I should mention that they are AMAZING and TALENTED. I had little to no bruising after four procedures. They found my veins immediately and took just seconds in my arm, then I was on my way. I am so grateful for the women at this Labcorp for providing me with such an amazing blood test experience, because frankly they didn't have to be so sweet. They went above and beyond in making me feel comfortable during each procedure, and I will forever be grateful to them. Labcorp, you have a team of individuals here you must NEVER let go. They are angels on earth!

I waited almost two hours for my appointment. the staff took people who checked in after me and I…read morehad an appointment. the staff used training a new employee as an excuse for running so inefficiently. unacceptable to wait for that long.

The people helping me were super quick and nice. No problems at all with sticking me. I read the…read moreother reviews on here and it made me nervous but it was actually seamless. First poke and all was done. The people in office were all super friendly to me :)

Zero stars. I agree with the other reviews. I don't know how LabCorp can stay in business. The…read moreLabCorps I have been to have been terrible, so I tried this one. My daughter had two orders. I printed them out and the Pediatrician sent the orders to the lab. We discussed it when I checked in and agreed on what we were drawing. Three weeks went by and we did not have results for one of the labs. I learned that they completely messed up and didn't draw them. Then when I called, they had the audacity to tell me it was never ordered. I have the orders in my chart, I printed them out and brought them with me. Then we discussed this when I checked in. Instead of taking responsibility, they completely lied. It's very disappointing that I have to bring my daughter in again for another lab draw.

There phlebotomist can't draw blood. They refuse to listen to the patients because they think they…read moreknow it all. I will drive over 30 miles to have my blood drawn than to let them try, try because that is exactly what they are doing. Trying to find a vein.

I waited a few minutes. Not bad. Then Ariana did the blood…read moredraw. Perfect!!! No pain. Perfect blood draw. A very good experience. Thank you!!!!

Aside from the wrong address on Google, very pleased. Since my son was diagnosed we have been to…read moredozens of labs dozens of times each. Labcorp (we've used five locations) is consistently the worst, quest (we've used three locations) is better but not usually covered by our insurance, and CLS (we've used two locations) is the best. We have never had problems at CLS that are common for Labcorp. Labcorp screws up a lab at least once every other visit - granted my son gets a lot of labs, but they are terrible. CLS has yet to screw up any of his labs and we've been there consistently for a while now. They have been professional, prompt, and communicative. It's almost as good as Children's Hospital main campus (NOT Parker which is Labcorp quality) for a fraction of the cost. Hard to find. Google sent me to the Admin Office on Union. The lab is in the Anthony's complex but not on the side with parking. It is around the back of the building (enter off Alameda & Routt). I spent an hour trying to find the lab. The staff was very proficient once I did. I was surprised the admin staff said that people come to their office all the time, yet they don't correct their address on google.

CLS Laboratory staff messed up submitting my lab work for payment and their billing department…read morewould not correct the error, even after escalating to the rep's manager. Healthcare costs are high enough without providers screwing up the billing process. I'll go out of my way in the future to give my business to Quest or Labcorp.

The service is the absolute worst. The staff hides behind a wall making it almost impossible to ask…read morequestions. (Provide them with more staff.) The online portal would not allow me to make an appointment. I drove here to receive an appointment 90 minutes later so here I sit!!! The sign in kiosk is a joke with a scanner that doesn't work (fix it).

Thank you so much for being open on a Saturday!! All my blood tests have very small windows of time…read morewhen they can be drawn so I really appreciate your weekend hours. I was able to make an appointment a couple of days in advance and was back getting my blood drawn within 5 minutes of sitting down. Just clicked the link on my text to check in-no need to use the tablet unless you're a walk in. Staff was so friendly and had no issue with my very difficult veins, only needed one try!!

My appointment today was ith Dr Mahoney. He was professional and personable and focused on me and…read moremy problem. He communicated very well and agreed that a referral to a previous surgeon would work, He also referred me to Health imaging for an exhaustive, i am very pleased with all of the staff at this group and would so recommend.

Dr Grace Kim turned me away from a 3:20 appointment. I had arrived at exactly 3:22 and was at the…read morefront desk asking g them some questions about a bill. Apparently the girl at the front desk had not checked me in and a woman from the back came out and told me I would have to leave and reschedule with this "Dr Kim". Needless to say, I won't be rescheduling with this terrible "Dr" who is too lazy to see her patients. I have never been treated so inhumanely. Stay away from this one

I was referred here by my PCP for a consultation. I met with Tess today who reviewed my X-rays,…read moreMRI's and recommended a CT scan in order for the neurosurgeon to evaluate and recommend further treatment. Check-in was rather effortless and the staff was friendly.

I was referred to Neurosurgery One Lakewood by my urologist, who was monitoring my post-treatment…read morecare for prostate cancer. The cancer treatments were satisfactory. I am not taking any long-term medications, but I have PSA tests yearly. I'm a 78-year-old male. I saw a PA, Tess Henderson, who recommended the drug Prolia/Denosumab. I never saw an MD, and her recommendation did not account for my osteopenia rather than osteoporosis. The drug is not effective for osteopenia. Some of the side effects, both mild and serious, pose severe health risks. There was no discussion of the risks, especially kidney damage, and I have only one functioning kidney. Ms. Henderson was asked to determine the cost of the drug treatment (a lifetime treatment you cannot stop easily) and to let me know the patient's cost. I have yet to hear anything from Ms. Henderson regarding the co-pay. Blue Cross and Blue Shield initially denied the treatment. Without my consent or knowledge, Ms. Henderson requested a second review. Blue Cross and Blue Shield approved the drug treatment based on information resubmitted. There was no explanation for the change in the drug's approval. I I have tried to meet with the manager at Neurosurgery One. He declined my request without any explanation (no return phone call). I have also tried to obtain information from Blue Cross, but to no avail. Ms. Henderson, in my opinion, is practicing medicine without a license. I firmly believe that Neurosurgery One allows this type of practice. Under no circumstances should anyone become a patient of Neurosurgery One. It's a terrible practice, and no MD will be available when needed. Please don't go there because you may be putting your future health at risk. MDs do not supervise the NPs, allowing NPs to practice medicine without a license. MDs must be required to consult with patients and not abandon their practice of medicine by allowing Nurse Practitioners to make major medical decisions.