I have used different laboratory services I will say that LabCorp was one of the most…read moreunprofessional labs I have dealt with especially in this location. Every time I send a patient there I get the same feedback honestly do yourself a favor if you live in this area go to quest, go to Florida medical, go to BayCare labs, go to Advent Health Labs avoid this place like a plague. If you are self-pay go to jasonhealth.com and prepay for your Labs it's a really affordable option and then you can go to Quest and get them drawn.

From the owner: Labcorp is a global life sciences and healthcare company, and our mission is simple: improve…read morehealth, improve lives. We leverage science, technology and innovation to accomplish our mission--getting you answers that help you make clear, confident decisions about your health.Our Patient Service Centers offer routine medical testing--as well as recommended screenings based on your age and gender. It's easier than ever to make an appointment. Testing results will be available to you in your Labcorp Patient Portal. Quick and easy information both you and your healthcare provider can use to improve your health outcomes. And walk-ins are welcome.

I had a great experience. We were in and out quickly for lab work and got results fast…read more I will continue to use them for all our lab needs.

Did "labs on the go" go out of business?I can reach nobody on the phone & the doors are closed…read more Never got my lab results.

Overcharging for services…read more My account was charged using a CPT code for a "non-manipulation treatment," resulting in a total charge that grossly exceeded what other reputable medical offices charge for the same service. When I disputed this excessive charge, the Billing Supervisor, the person with a professional interest in collecting the money--was the only individual allowed to review and confirm the charge was "correct." They provided no independent patient advocate for oversight, which is standard practice elsewhere. Patients paying out-of-pocket or with high deductibles should seek alternative providers with more equitable fees.

Zephyrhills location / suite 123…read more I've been a patient of Dr. Hicks for about five years. I first started seeing her at the Forecare facility in Tampa, and when she moved to Florida Medical Clinic, I immediately followed her. She has always been professional, patient, and takes the time to explain procedures thoroughly. Her bedside manner is excellent. However, I'm writing this review based on the service I received at the Zephyrhills location -- which was the worst healthcare experience I've ever had. The review is a bit long, but wanted to provide the details. I have a cyst in a very sensitive area that had become unbearable. I called the Wiregrass location (where I normally go) and spoke to Dr. Hicks' nurse to schedule an appointment for a cortisone shot to relieve the pain and inflammation. She was able to get me in at the Zephyrhills location. Unfamiliar with this location, I completed my registration and paid my co-pay online prior to the visit. My appointment was scheduled for 11:00 AM, and I arrived 15 minutes early. When I checked in, the first receptionist (#1) told me that the doctor was running 15 minutes behind. I said that was fine and took a seat in the waiting area. Around 11:15 AM, receptionist #1 announced to the waiting room that the doctor was now running 45 minutes late. She told us we could reschedule if we weren't able to wait. At 11:20 AM, I approached the counter and asked the second receptionist (#2) if there were any openings next week. I explained that I had driven an hour to get there and needed to return to work. While we were reviewing the schedule, receptionist #1 joined us. I asked her how long it would be before I was seen -- would it be around 12:00 PM, or were there still people ahead of me? She said four patients were ahead of me, and I should be seen around noon. I told both receptionists I would keep the appointment. Around 11:30 AM, I stepped outside to call my boss and grab a bottle of water and a snack from my car. I was gone for about 15 minutes. When I returned at 11:45 AM, the waiting area was empty. I approached receptionist #1, and she gave me a hard time. She asked where I had gone and why I had left. She also claimed she had told me I'd be taken back to an exam room right away -- which contradicted what she'd said earlier about the delay and the four patients ahead of me. I explained that I hadn't canceled or walked out of the appointment -- I had simply stepped outside to call my boss and grab water. I asked to still be seen. She muttered something and went to speak with the staff. I waited a few more minutes and asked receptionist #2 for an update. She said they were reviewing my chart and would let me know shortly. At 12:00 PM, a nurse called me back to an exam room. Dr. Hicks saw me, and I thanked her. What struck me as unusual was that no one apologized for the delay. Normally, when a doctor is running late, the staff offers a brief apology, and patients understand -- we move on. But I received no apology at all. In fact, after my appointment, I was asked to wait again because the office manager wanted to speak with me. Before she came in, the nurse told me I had walked away from my appointment. I told her that wasn't true and that she was misinformed. She insisted she had been there when the receptionist told me I'd be brought back immediately -- which is simply not true. She must have mistaken me for someone else, because I only spoke with the two receptionists at the front desk. After I got dressed, the office manager entered the exam room. Rather than trying to understand what had happened, she immediately accused me of walking out on my appointment and claimed I had been gone for 30 minutes. I calmly explained that I had stepped out to call my boss and get some water, and I was gone no more than 15 minutes. I reminded her that I had told the receptionists I was keeping the appointment. She didn't seem interested in hearing my side and kept repeating that walking out would not be tolerated. At this point, I was extremely upset -- not just because of the accusations and lack of empathy, but because the painful issue I had come in for was still top of mind. Rather than focusing on patient care, the office manager, receptionist #1, and the nurse seemed more interested in having the last word and asserting authority over a simple misunderstanding. This experience was disappointing and stressful -- especially at a time when I was in pain and seeking help. I truly hope this location improves their communication and patient care moving forward. I won't be back to this location.

Always professional and caring! Recommended highly, I would…read morebook today. Very busy and accommodating,

They can randomly refuse care apparently. Told me to call 911 for a splinter in the eye. Snarky…read morestaff. Terrible experience and no care for patients :(

This is no longer Rose radiology. This is AKUMIN! I had a horrible experience here with a person…read moregiven an MRI today. She was extremely rude very mouthy and I got so upset that she told me. I didn't have to get a test I could leave if I wanted to. I left without getting an MRI and went to the counter to tell them that the girl was very rude and they said someone would call me they never did. I will never return and do not recommend this place. Not to mention that the handicap button to open the doors has been down for over a week. Terrible experience. UPDATE: manager called me, and I explained to her what happened. I could tell she was leaning towards her staff. I could definitely tell she didn't believe anything that I had to say, which is probably what's wrong with that office. Needless to say, I will not be back.

Although Akumin will provide adequate services, the front desk personnel are not professional or…read morecustomer focused. In my last three visits I observed staff chatting with customers waiting. Their equipment breaks down or staff do not come to work but the office does not call to reschedule. The customer is not given instructions before arrival. This may result in having to reschedule. Yesterday I received texts with two different appointment times. When I arrived they said I was too early! They ask personal health questions in public with no regard to privacy or Hipa regulations. Insurance requirements to have physician's signature on the printed order held me up for an hour. I had to request they call my doctor's office when they did not get the fax needed. I spent four hours for a 10 minute test. Every visit it is something that holds up progress. My time is valuable too.