Very convenient location for me. Walked in and I waited 5 minutes only. Clean facilities. Thank you…read moreso much to Aida who was so nice and gentle.

My doctor told me to go to a LabCorp. I did a walk in on a very hot day when I think most people…read morewould not have come out. I came in a few minutes before 11. There were about 4 people in the waiting room before me. My blood work was done and I was out in about an hour. The technician for the blood draw was nice, efficient, and accurate. You check in at the kiosk where you put your drivers license on a plate that's read by the machine. All of your personal info comes up. The 2 people doing administrative work at the window are also the people taking your blood. Maybe it's be more efficient if There is one dedicated person at each station. And can rotate. Everything was billed to my insurance. And I didn't have to pay out-of-pocket. I did have to sign a form that said I would pay if my insurance doesn't cover. Potential room for improvement: The bathroom where you Give a urine sample does not have a working sink. So you have to go outside and wash your hands. There can be some alcohol hand wipes or Sanitizing liquid provided in the bathroom.

I have been going to Lenco for at least five years or more. I am an extremely difficult stick. I…read moream utterly overwhelmed with gratefulness for the lab technician Isabella. Isabella is patient, kind and devoted to her profession and clients/patients. I highly recommend Isabella and this Lenco Lab.

the Izabella lady or whatever her name is rude. she claims this is "HER" Lab. I walk in for an…read moreappointment I made and she says "no no appointment walkins only" and then she proceeds to give me the nastiest attitude and didn't even take the lab order that my dr made. I'm scared of needles so I definitely didn't want to get my blood taken here. y'all really need to fire her she don't care about her job and takes her nasty attitude with her. was my first time there for literally 1 minute and I'll never step back in there again. Quest is worth the more money. DO NOT GO HERE!! especially if she's on the clock.

Being in constant pursuit, tune and alignment with health as I'm getting old…read more(::sad-but-grateful-face), I made the appointment for a routine bloodwork online. The appointment was at 8:15am on a Saturday and I didn't know what to expect (because I had been to other labs where the weekends are just jam packed). The lab was easy enough to find and the waiting room was somewhat on the smaller side and it was full of people. Once one walks in, check-in is available via a kiosk or there's the option to do it from your phone. I opted for the latter and took a seat. I then was called to bring in my paperwork upfront and after less than 5 minutes, I was called in and greeted by a sweet lab tech. The whole thing took overall less than 10 minutes so I was happy to be in and out! Efficient and zero time wasted. I also got my results within 2 days! Super fast. This will be my future lab for all testing needs for sure! Very happy.

Went on a Saturday so I obviously didn't expect it to be empty since it's the day usually people…read morehave off! The receptionist lady was fine with me but was talking very loudly about what people were getting done I thought that was a little off lol! The nurse who took my blood was the worst I asked him to take blood from my hand because from my arm it never works! He kept ignoring me and didn't listen to any of my concerns! I'm the patient I think I know myself better! But overall it was alright!

If you need to get blood drawn, you must come to this location!! I was in and out in literally 20…read moreminutes and the staff couldn't have been better! My phlebotomist Mike was so great and professional! I have really bad veins and he was able to draw my blood in one shot! He was super nice and friendly!

Came in 30 mins ago as a walk-in. Before we could speak up,…read moreone of the phlebotomists said to my husband that he would likely be waiting for about 2 hours because he didn't have an appointment - meanwhile we walked here from the Dr office to get it done during an off-peak time. The waiting room had one person waiting who also ended up being a walk-in and was taken care of when we got in. Since then we have watched appointment holders come in and out and the phlebotomists are hanging out in their rooms on the phone instead of attending to my husband. Meanwhile there was. 10-15min gap of no one in the office but me and my husband. One of the other phlebotomists just saw me Standing in an open area between the two rooms as they were hanging out on their phone. As they saw this they closed the door. What kind of service is this??? And why did this phlebotomist automatically tell us there was a 2 hour wait... meanwhile he's on his phone in the room instead of attending to my partner. It's now been 45mins and we are the only people in the waiting room. There has been 1 person for an appointment in the last 20mins and no one else here. Meanwhile they close for their lunch from 12-1230 (an assigned break, according to their website) I don't want to make assumptions but this seems negligent. This is midtown manhattan - we are all working in this environment and imagine this location would be busy for a lot of business people - so if you can't hang with high turnover and be of service for a high client location then quest should hire those who can. ----- update. I had to ask the female staff member how long it would be as an appointment holder came in. She said she'd take us after the appointment - super grateful but why did we have to call to her attention that we'd had jobs to get to and we had been waiting with few other appointments showing As we entered her room, we noticed her phone in the front of the monitor playing a show of some sort (appears to be "the bear")... What kind of professionalism is this?

If you're looking for a speedy place to get your blood drawn for tests, I highly recommend this…read moreplace. I was literally in and out within 5 minutes. They primarily only do blood tests, so they're great at drawing blood (so it seems). No appointments, you just walk in. I imagine that even on a busy day, you wouldn't be in here longer than 30 minutes. Not a 5-star because the staff members do not really talk to you. They just get it done and let you go. Still, not too bad if time is not on your side!

HERE ARE THE SIX MEDICAL TERMS THAT ARE RELATED TO FEARING NEEDLES:…read more1.Aichmophobia: an intense or morbid fear of sharp or pointed objects 2.Algophobia: an intense or morbid fear of pain 3.Belonephobia: an abnormal fear of sharp pointed objects, especially needles 4.Enetophobia: a fear of pins 5.Trypanophobia: a fear of injections 6.Vaccinophobia: a fear of vaccines and vaccinations The 52nd Street location of Manhattan Labs has the skills to handle my irrational phobia of needles. I went two days in a row, no wait, and had 2 very nice ladies take my blood. Results faxed to my doc within 2 hours. 5 Stars!

Ok Labcorps always get bad reviews I feel like, it's just the nature of that type of business…read more Yeah, you'll probably have to wait a little and yeah, getting blood drawn isn't really a "fun" experience. And no one likes dealing with insurance and paperwork and stuff like that... But come on, they're honestly always so nice, at all locations, in my experience. I went to this location today and it was super efficient even though I was a walk in. Brianna drew my blood and she was so sweet and easy to talk to. I was seriously in and out and totally too distracted to even realize it was over. Everyone there was super nice, especially Brianna :D

This testing facility is chaotic and disorganized. There were only two people working here, and one…read moreof them showed up late. The employees worked both the front desk and performed the lab work so it was very inefficient. When you arrive, you check in at one of the kiosks by the door. Later on, they call you to the front desk to either provide your paperwork or pull it up in their records. I had to have blood drawn several times in one visit. At my doctor's office, they never have an issue, but here, they had to try multiple times to find a vein, sticking me repeatedly. They ended up drawing from my hand, rather than my arm, which I've never experienced before. I had to have the blood drawn at regular hour long intervals. They did not keep track of the time, and I had to set my own timer and inform them when I was due for another draw. Even then, I had to wait several minutes until they were able to call me in again, so there was no precision. The employees were friendly and doing their best, but more staff are definitely needed here. They technically take walk-ins, but you will surely have a long wait. Even those with appointments were often not seen on time. The waiting area did not have enough seats for everyone, so some folks had to stand as it got crowded. The logistics here are just not reassuring for something as serious as medical testing.

I went to the Bioreference facility on Lexington and 53rd Street for a Rapid Covid test. The people…read moreworking were slow and did little to project competence. The woman who swabbed my nose did not go very far back plus I worried whether she labeled my sample accurately. I needed a negative test to go to a Rangers game. I got the results quickly, and it was a negative test. I do not recommend this facility if you need results that you can depend on.

As an update, now way after I finished my treatment that needed blood draws, I still feel the same…read moreabout this lab. Particularly Jackeline at the Columbus Circle location has been an absolute angel & my savior. She is so super patient with me since I have to recall memories in order to cope with blood draw sensitivities. She has such a gentle touch and I will probably insist on going to her for blood work even from another borough

Review for Mobile Truck at Lexington / 60th: The turnaround time of "up to 48 hours" was not…read morehonored. There was a sign at the location that clearly specified the turnaround time. After the 48 hour period passed, I checked the website frequently and noticed the turnaround time on the website changed from "up to 48 hours" to "72 to 96 hours" and then more recently to "1 - 4 days." The lab didn't even meet the revised turnaround time - it took 5 days for me to receive my result. After 48 hours, I tried to contact the lab using the chat support system to inquire about my results. The wait time to chat with an agent was always "1 minute" even after I waited 15 minutes. Clearly, the chat support was not properly staffed.

No clue on why this location has so many negative reviews. Ive been here a total of two times…read more First time i was seen within twenty minutes. Second time day before Christmas eve i was seen in a matter of 15 minutes. I think it took longer to register than to stand on the line. I got my rapid results instantly and my second results 72 hours after. They did put a sign saying it would take between 48-96 hours to get the result. Update: I showed up three days after Christmas after being exposed to a few family with Covid...it was busy as new year eve was that week. Anywho i think i waited longer because of the time i went. But they placed us on two different lines to get the line moving. After about 40 minutes of waiting, I was tested and 15-20 minutes after I had my rapid results. And two days later I had my PCR result. I honestly am still surprised on the negative reviews.

Had a mammogram done. From check-in to check-out, all the staff I came in contact with, were very…read moreprofessional, polite, and attentive. I was seen right away with no delays, less than 10 minute wait time. This location is also clean and well organized.. The experience was pleasan, and will return in the future.

My only gripe is that I had to wait an hour past my appointment. It's very frustrating to move your…read morework and personal schedule around for these appointments, to then have to wait. The techs were compassionate when I went into full panic attack mode. If you're somewhat claustrophobic, please save yourself time and this awful experience. Google: standup MRI for the real "open" effect.