If I could give zero stars, I would. The two women working there were extremely unprofessional with…read moreno bedside matter. When we arrived, one staff member came out and told the waiting room that any walk-ins should expect a 1.5 to 2 hour wait. About ten minutes later, another staff member came out, called my daughter Olivia's name, and asked for her prescription so she could enter it into the system. We gave it to her, and within two minutes she returned and said, "Olivia, you're going to be very disappointed, but we do not do this test after 9 AM." It was only 9:20. We arrived at 8:30. (Anticpating that we would have to wait.) I asked for clarification, and she repeated that they only perform the test from 8 AM to 9 AM. I explained that we had been there since 8:30, but she just repeated herself, turned around, and shut the door. Afterward, I looked up the test and confirmed it can be done later in the morning as long as the patient is fasting. I then called customer service to ask whether this was official policy or specific to this location. The representative avoided answering directly and instead tried to schedule another appointment--offering afternoon times, which only added to my confusion. Based on this experience, it seems like this may not be standard policy but rather a decision made at this location. There were only a few other walk-ins at the time, so the situation could have been handled much better. Overall, this was a frustrating and disappointing experience, largely due to poor communication and lack of professionalism.

The past two times I went to this Labcorp their "computer was down". Don't even waste your time.read more

Easy to use kiosk for checkin. I was in and out in 45 minutes as a walk in. I'll be backread more

Horrible office staff! Clearly hate their jobs and interacting with the public. What should be an…read moreeasy intake with express check in results in aggravation since the receptionist is so nasty.

understaffed, waited 3 hours to get bloodwork done while fasting due to staff being unable to…read moreaccommodate anyone other than one walk in an hour... this is not the staffs problem this is a management problem.

Awful experience. Technician was incredibly rude- raised her voice at me, talked down to me, ripped…read morepaperwork out of my hand, rolled her eyes and huffed & puffed. I am terrified of getting my blood drawn so the fear plus her rudeness made me cry. As I'm crying, she is digging more and more into my arm. Getting blood work has never hurt like this, I won't be surprised if I bruise badly. I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.

I will only go here for basic illness. DO NOT GET LAB WORK DONE HERE! My insurance is in network,…read moreyet they sent my labs to an out of network lab called Healthtrack and I got stuck with a big bill. When I spoke to the AFC office manager (who was really nice!) she referred me to someone at the lab. Both were very helpful and sincerely apologized, but couldn't fix it. At end of the day I don't have hundreds of dollars to pay for their mistake. I called my insurance company and they won't make an exception. Healthtracks offered me a payment plan... do better AFC.

Eh, I personally would not return if in the area in the future. Go to Patient First in Sicklerville…read moreinstead, they are gems. I visited due to ongoing dizziness and lightheadedness that occurred every time I stood up or even sat up. Being that my dad had just passed, they told me it was stress, but that I could go to the hospital for bloodwork if I felt like doing that. It just felt like a waste of money for a no-effort answer. A few weeks later, I landed at Patient First and they kept me for two hours doing every test under the sun and actually found what's likely happening.

I bleed Virtua blue, but my dad and some other family members have had procedures and surgeries…read morehere The hospital is pretty nice and clean plus it seemed organized. Not my first choice , but not bad.

The last place I expected or wanted to be this last Sunday night was in the hospital. But there I…read morewas. Once I was assigned a regular room for my 3 day stay, 116A. The level of care was beyond what I had expected. The Care Team on this floor, in this section was exceptional. The nurses, the Techs, the Doctor, all made me feel very confident that I mattered and we were going to get through this. Two of the techs stood out to me due to their warm personalities and care. And even though it hurt to laugh, I found myself doing just that. Their passion for caring for people is so apparent. Terrence and Danielle are such an important part of your Team and I hope they get the recognition that they deserve. Like I said this was the last place I wanted to be.. But, I feel blessed to have crossed paths with some exceptional people.

Rainy day is not what you want when you go for medical care. Wide open parking lot and a facility…read morewhose exterior hints at healing. I thought I had a respiratory infection of something like that. The staff carefully examined me, took the requisite tests, and treated me as if I was a long time patient. In fact, I told the doctor that I have been looking for a doctor and I asked if they ever take patients ... you know making the Urgent Care their personal care doctor. Sadly, he said no. The most important part of my visit ... the life saving part of my visit ... when the doctor came back to the examination room he calmly told me I didn't have a respiratory infection. He then asked, "Which emergency room are you going to go to?" Wait, an ER? Me??? The guy who hasn't been to a doctor in ages ... Yes, underlying what I thought was a sinus infection was a heart issue that might have killed me in a week or two but this Urgent Care doctor calmly and professionally directed me to the ER giving a quick explantion of his concerns. One week later I had two stents in my heart and a new regimen of medications, which I would not have had if I had not gone here. He got it right ... I am alive and doing quite well. FIVE STARS ... FIVE LIFE SAVING STARS!!!!

Sadly this urgent care location has gone downhill. Had great experiences a few years ago but last…read morecouple times it was not the same. The woman at the front desk is extremely rude and not helpful. Not sure why she is still there. If she doesn't like dealing with people she needs to find another job, preferably not working with sick/injured patients. Quality of care from the doctors there is hit or miss. Not something you want to take your chances on when you need help.

It's run down. Shuffle patients around like cattle. Not timely. Quest is a 1000's better.read more

had a 9:00am appointment and had to leave because 50 minutes later still wasn't taken. very…read moreunprofessional.

My turn this week!…read more A great experience. Kiosk check in, a sweet phlebotomist named Liz, and clean facility. Like my son last week at another location, super quick appointment. I truly have nothing negative to say!

I haven't used this location to have blood drawn on myself, but my 2 year old has to get blood…read moretaken a few times a year (for regular check ups and dealing with allergies). We have closer Quest locations to where we live but we go out of our way to go to the Sewell location. It's never a long wait when we've gone, the check in process is easy and the waiting room is bright and clean. The reason we go here though is the staff. Each time my daughter has to have blood drawn, everyone has been so good with her and tries to make her feel comfortable and will talk to her as they're taking the blood to distract her. The last time we went, she didn't cry once (and was very happy to get some stickers afterwards).