If you have bad veins, ask for Ron. This gentleman was kind, calm, non judgmental, and supportive…read more I have rolling & scarred veins, and a long history of blood draw trauma (PIC line at 16 anyone?). This man did not judge the crying girl in his chair one bit and I can't thank him enough for it. I was also a walk in and didn't wait. Excellent team!

Went all the way there on a Saturday morning for fasting blood work. On the phone it says the hours…read more7-11am. Go there and now Saturdays they are closed....

I met the most amazing person today her name is Harriett simply a wonderful person and gentle with…read morethe work she is doing. Thank you again. Excellent service and her explanations was on point.

Have gotten blood work done here plenty of times. They were quick and efficient with my medical…read moreneeds and necessary tests. I have made appointments online thry the app as this place can be very busy in the mornings.

Terrible clinic. I went and they refused to give me proper medication, did not run any tests or…read moreexaminations and completely and utterly dismissed my pain. 1 star is just too high. Do not go here.

I got lucky and got in to see a doctor fairly quickly. The visit was actually too quick. Although…read morethe staff were polite. It felt like I was being rushed. my concern and the reason I am writing this is that they took a swab and had it sent out, told me to "go online to see results". My problem is that not everyone is capable of doing that. Example there were other patients in there that were Amish/Mennonite whom doesn't use these technologies. And then there are the elderly who do not. I never got a phone call with my diagnosis however the next day I got a email to say I had a bill. Getting the bill before my diagnosis was a little annoying to me. I am tech savvy and was able to see my result however, it said it wasn't read by the doctor yet and not too take it for being the actual result. Not just this place, but all places medical facilities, are becoming less attached to their work. With peoples lives in their hands it's not a comfortable feeling. This issue I am bringing up can be easily fixed with increasing their communications directly to the patient in a timely manner. I hope it gets better for all of us.

I saw some negative comments and wanted to express my very positive experience there. They have…read morealways been polite and efficient to me. would not go any where else.

This place is an absolute joke. I had an appointment for 12:20pm and didn't get checked in until…read more1pm. Then I went to a room for my bloodwork and someone else getting bloodwork was told to go to the same room. When the nurse realized we were not together she guided him to another room...and did his bloodwork. He had a 1pm appointment. I was so fed up I walked out. Never again going to Labcorp!

This place is horrible, do not recommend. All of the employees were rude and made fun of a friend…read morewithin earshot of her the entire time she was there. Go somewhere else if you can

Amazing!!! I was in the clinic for less than ten mins from check in to blood drawn and out. I left…read moreanother labcorp yesterday after one glance at their situation in the waiting room and found this on Yelp five stars. Come here and get your blood work done efficiently and respectfully.

Excellent experience. I had 7 vials drawn and it couldn't have been easier! Experienced, capable…read morestaff! Thank you

This location of LabCorp doesn't properly handle urine for 24 hour urine tests. I spent 24 hours…read morecollecting it and putting it back into the refrigerator after each trip to the bathroom and then I come in with it and they throw it on the countertop and leave it there. When I inquired about keeping it in the refrigerator like my doctor's instructions told me to, they laughed and said it doesn't need to be refrigerated. Well, that's funny because my doctor's office said that it needed to be refrigerated and I spent an awful a lot of time walking back-and-forth to the refrigerator for 24 hours. What kind of business that works with the public closes at 2 o'clock in the afternoon? I don't know any other lab in the entire town that is only open until 2 PM. What about people who work? The earliest I've ever seen a business that is open to the public close is 4 PM. Can you imagine only being open from 9 to 2 on weekdays? What a dump this place is also. It looks extremely Soviet and besides a nasty, yucky, terrible location the women who work in here have got to be the angriest people for having this job. They are rude, cranky, short with you and downright mean. How they keep this job I will never understand, particularly in an affluent area.

Had an appointment. Arrived on time for my appointment. Checked in on the tablets as all the signs…read morementioned you needed to check in for your appointment on the tablets. Waited 35 minutes. People who started to arrive after me were being taken back then I noticed people were signing in on a piece of paper haphazardly. I then asked the lady at the front desk if I needed to sign in on the paper and she said yes. I told her I signed in on the tablet and it took my info. She said the tablets aren't transferring the stats for sign ins. I told her that she then needs to put out of order signs on the tablets as I just wasted 35 mins of my time. Nothing mentioned signing in on a piece of paper anywhere nor did she announce that the tablets weren't working. The lobby was packed. I stood the entire time and didn't complain until she was assisting people who arrived well after me. This isn't a hard concept to grasp. Her only response was the tablets weren't working but did nothing to tell anyone or post that they don't work as numerous people arrived and continued to sign in on the tablets. Walked out. Won't be back. This is simple customer service and shouldn't be this difficult or be a waste of anyone's time. I get things break but have a plan in place. I imagine this isn't the first time this has happened so why isn't it obvious what they should do to correct the sign in process when this happens.