Went to East Greenwich location on 3/13/24. There were 2 customers there complaining they…read morecouldn't get waited on. I approached counter and staff member said, take a number, wouldn't even look up. Ok, so I became seated, and before I knew it, there was like 20 customers there, several walked out. Not sure what happened, but no one was being called. After waiting 15 minutes, an elderly couple approached the counter and when the lady complained about the wait, the employee started yelling and called for security. This employee was way out of line, she started the yelling. As it was finally my turn to be waited on, I waited half an hour, someone was called before me, I told the receptionist who had made a mistake in who was to go next. This location is at 1454 South County Trail, definitely will not be returning.

Entered this place at 1515 Smith St for the first time because my doctor insisted I use a lifespan…read morelaboratory. When I arrived I found the place deserted. I knocked and after a few minutes a window opened. I felt as though I was interrupting them. After the initial greeting, I was instruct to sit in the adjacent room. There were many chairs, but having had blood drawn many time I knew what chair I should sit in without instruction. The technician soon cam in while still chatting with the other technician who was still in the greeting area. My blood was drawn while they continue to converse with each other and certainly not paying much attention to their patient. They were even criticizing their employer referring to Lifespan as "cheap". When the drawn was down the technician removed the needle not looking at the injection site, but rather looking towards the person he was talking to. Withdrawing the needle was extremely painful. Seem as if it was withdrawn at a bad angle. The picture shows the end result

The medical/office space located at 180 Corliss Street in Providence, RI has multiple businesses…read more It is conveniently by Route I-95 and in downtown Providence. The parking lot has plenty of spaces. On the 1st floor, there is a directory that lists the suite numbers of the businesses such as, Anchor Medical Associates, Lifespan Laboratories, Men's Health Center, and Infectious Diseases Outpatient Clinics in Rhode Island. The Lifespan Laboratories hours are Monday-Friday: 8:00am - 5:30pm and is located on the 2nd floor, Suite D. Anchor Medical Associates is my PCP so I usually go there first and then have bloodwork done at the Lifespan Laboratories right around the corner. When you walk in, you first pull a ticket number and then your number will be called by the receptionist. The receptionist will check you in and I gave her my lab requisition form. Within 5 minutes, I was called in and blood was drawn. Phlebotomist was very pleasant and process was quick and seamless. There was no bruise at the blood drawn site.

Went here yesterday to have my 24 hour ambulatory EEG placed…read more There is a private parking lot, but limited spaces. The office building is shared with a law firm & is handicap accessible. There was nobody else there when I arrived, so there was no wait time. The tech was friendly and sociable. Explained the equipment in a concise manner. Was very concerned about my comfort when wrapping my head, which was nice. Heads up, when they call you to schedule an appointment, it comes from a New York number. Initially, I didn't answer the call because I thought they were telemarketers...LOL! I made sure to make note of that for next time so I didn't miss any other calls. I guess my only complaint would be that they were supposed to have sent me paperwork to fill out ahead of time, and I never received it. It was given to me the day my EEG was placed and I needed to fill it out and bring it back when I brought the equipment back. Other than that, no complaints.

Went to the ED a while back and staff was kind, wait was less than 20 minutes and the care was…read morethorough.

I did not like the fact that it took hours to finally get a doctor. I was triaged in the hallway…read morenext to the nurses station. Complete with phones ringing and nurses talking loudly and with very bright lights shining down into my eyes. There were only 2 people in the ER. It was a Sunday evening and there was only 1 doctor in the entire ER. Finally after an hour I got an examination room and an hour later the doctor came in. Mumbled a few things , did a quick exam and left. I got nothing for pain. The room was cold and no blanket was offered. He looked like he didn't want to be there. The call light worked but nobody came and I needed a urinal bad. The TV remote was not working and I was told that other remotes didn't work either in some of the other rooms. 2 hours later still nothing. I finally left my bed and went to the nurses station and I told her to call me an ambulance as I wanted to leave. She said that I couldn't leave and to go back in my room and that's when I asked her if there was only 1 doctor available for the entire ER. She didn't even answer me verbally but nodded her head indicating that there was only 1 doctor available. Once I got back in the cold room without a blanket a new patient was brought in on a stretcher. She was having some kind of mental crisis and was screaming at the top of her lungs. Wouldn't you know that they rolled her stretcher right at the entrance to my room and left her there. It went on for about 2 more hours. My labs had come back and I was out of range for my blood level ( I'm on a blood thinner) so the nurse gave me a vitamin K pill to swallow and a ginger ale and she was pleasant and asked if I wanted a blanket and I asked her for a urinal. The patient that was brought in screaming had still not received the attention of a doctor. My nurse asked if I wanted the glass door closed due to the loud patient in front of my room. This was at around 10:00 pm. With the door closed the noise from the loud patient was muffled enough for me to get some sleep. At 4:00 am the ambulance arrived to take me back home. I never saw the doctor again and the ambulance EMT's removed my IV and off I went. It was so desolate in the ER that night. No friendly nurses to wave to and thank. It was eerily quiet as I was being wheeled out. I didn't like my experience at all

11 out of 10! The ladies at the Eddy Labcorp location are the best. Super sweet and efficient…read more Painless. Highly recommend.

Condescending customer service. Was asked by my attorney to report to this lab. Front desk lady…read morespoke to me condescendingly as if I was born knowing how their office operates. Sorry for making you work.

The actual services provided seem fine, decent people good enough healthcare. But it stops there…read more The billing system is a failure. As much as we all need to be happy and healthy, our credit scores are also important. This medical care's billing system is a failure. When calling to ask them about it, they admit it has been "down" for an extreme length of time. You receive a bill that asks you to go to an online portal. The "paper" bill says one thing the online portal says exactly the opposite, often showing zero balance due. At the end of the day, yes the healthcare is more important, but the credit score jeopardy for not having accurate billing and potentially missing a payment creating credit issue is not worth not going to this establishment again.

This may be the worst clinic in America. Be prepared to…read morewait over 3 hours just to be seen by a C tier clinician while the nursing crew spends their time ordering lunch while you suffer. It's a nightmare, do anything not to come here.

Attentive staff, competency, and professionalism in Nursing Care, the CNA's were able to respond to…read moreall my request for help, all my needs were taken care of, and the food was good... I saw excellent care for stroke patients, as well as short term recovery patients like myself (pneumonia)

These folks were the nicest! From the intake to the tech, everyone we encountered went above and…read morebeyond to support my disabled mother in her experience. I can't say how much I appreciate people who have empathy in this line of work. I would recommend this location to anyone!

After a not-so fabulous experience the week before at University Orthopedic MRI Center, I was…read morereferred to the Imaging Institute for an open MRI. An incredibly clean, modern facility, equipped with couches, a flat screen television and plenty of setting in the waiting room, it's a stark contrast to what I had been anticipating. I was seen on time and was taken back to a maze of dressing rooms and lockers. After a brief wait (and one hilariously giganticous hospital robe later), I was brought into the imaging room by two friendly and accommodating technicians. A little nervous and totally terrified after the last MRI, they reassured me this would be completely different and made sure I was entirely comfortable before starting. The full procedure took roughly 50 minutes and I was able to choose music to listen to during the process. The MRI itself was definitely a lot more comfortable than the closed machine we had attempted previously: I will warn you however, if you're claustrophobic and pick the open MRI, definitely snag a blanket 'cause it was frigid up in there. My only issue was after being told there would be no copay by both the referring physician's office as well as the previous imaging center who set up the appointment for me, I was charged $140. Which.. surprised me (and not in the good way). When I inquired about this, the receptionist informed me that my insurance changed and no longer covered MRI's copay free (which was also kinda strange since the difference in appointments was just a two day weekend). Later when I called my insurance they insisted there was no copay and claimed they were sending me payment. Overall, still, a good experience and totally recommended for those needing imaging done.