Maybe I got here on a slow day but this was a very effortless experience to schedule, check in,…read moreblood pulled, and exited with zero friction. They said once my results are in they will email me. Done! No fuss, no muss.

I scheduled my appointment online, and upon arriving this morning, I checked in using their simple…read moreiPad kiosk. A few minutes later, a friendly staff member greeted me and escorted me into the exam room. The blood draw went smoothly, and my experience at Quest Diagnostics was excellent. Thank you!

They are very accommodating and fast. The front desk is great and the phlebotomists are quick…read more Hardly any wait!

Looking at how bad the reviews are on this location, it made me want to check it out for myself…read more lol! Yearly drug screen. Decided to set an appointment up with this location. Upon walking in, the environment was pretty chill. You go straight to the kiosk and get yourself checked in. Pretty quick self-explanatory check-in process. If you're prepared. I got checked in sat down, was called up to the receptionist and they took my DL and insurance info. I had no problem with receptionist. He was welcoming and kicked back. Communicated that I'd be getting my DL back once they call me back. Cool. Another short wait before they called me back. It got busy at one point, but everyone was in and out fairly quick. I was probably there, 15 minute max?! I was also in and out. These guys are quicker than concentra. The girl who was doing my drug screen was also kicked back and I actually didn't feel rushed. It's happened before. She made things clear and quick. She also had a welcoming tone. Not sure what all the one star reviews are about, but these guys are definitely a 5 star location.

Universal Diagnostic Testing placed me on their "Refresh" program for mailing replacement C-PAP…read morecushions, and I had not requested them to do this. In fact, I had specifically told them I did NOT want to be on this service. However, they have continued to mail me replacement C-Pap masks and bill me and my insurance, even after I've called their office and repeatedly requested them to discontinue this. UDT used to be a respected and honorable company, and their current PA Troy is absolutely wonderful to work with. But their billing practices seem suspect to me at this time. Though I was hoping to have additional testing in the future, I will be seeking another company for testing and another supplier for their C-PAP services.

Avoid, dishonest business practices…read more My wife was referred her by our doctor. The first time we went to pick up the shirt, there was no instruction provided, and she wore it inside out so the data was invalid. We returned the shirt, and were not going to go back but UDT kept calling and harassing us, so we decided to try again. This time it worked, and so we went on with our life. A few months later we get a notice from our insurance stating that UDT didn't properly file the claim and they settled with them for a reduced amount. The settlement included a reduced payment for us. We also couldn't help but notice that they billed our insurance for two nights including the night for which they provided no training. We payed for the one night at the settled amount, and pointed out that we weren't paying for the first night because they didn't provide training. Universal diagnostic testing continued to send us bills for two nights at the full amount, and each time we sent back letters advising that it was fraudulent for them to bill our insurance for the night that they didn't provide training, and that we had paid them for the settled rate of the second night. After about three times doing this they sent it to collections. We sent documentation to the collection agency proving that the account was settled with our insurance, and that we had paid the settled amount for the night we actually received training for. At that point, UDT returned our payment check, put it on my wifes credit report and continued to try to collect. We disputed the debt with the collection agency and nothing happened for a year until the past month when the law firm for the collection agency sent a collection letter. Once again we sent them documentation from our insurance proving that it was settled through our insurance company, and that we had tried to pay the settled amount, and advised them that we weren't paying for the night for which there was no training. I will fight this in court if I have too.

It's rare that you find an urgent care with such excellent service! The staff was kind and the…read moredoctor was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, thorough and helpful! Very impressed with this place! It was 15 minutes to get in. Highly recommend!

I had a friend who had fallen in to be seen. She waited 20 minutes for a shift change. There was…read moreanother woman at intake and when she finished with her patient, she went on break. Turns out my friend had a broken limb and had to wait without apparently no care or concern for her or the pain. This is not the first issue with the clinic but also the medical office upstairs. The physician Ben Christiansen is excellent, but getting a return call from the staff is impossible. The office manager at the clinic and the physician office should be replaced as well as the administrative staff that left someone waiting 20 minutes for a "shift change." It all comes down from the management of the clinic.

I am a veteran and had to go to the emergency room back in August 2025 and the service was great…read morebut when it came to the billing , the VA and I have been trying to pay this bill four times already! The billing process is a joke , I tried to get it paid AGAIN today.

This hospital caused catastrophic, life-altering harm to my partner…read more I brought him to Lone Peak Emergency Room after a work-related injury that resulted in severe cervical spine trauma. Despite clear symptoms of neck injury, they refused to perform cervical imaging due to "range of motion limitations." Instead, they insisted on a CT scan to rule out a pulmonary embolism, an unrelated concern. During this scan, 80 mL of ISOVUE-370 contrast dye was extravasated into his left bicep, a high-volume injection of a known cytotoxic vesicant when introduced into soft tissue. The radiology tech documented the infiltration ("IV infiltration noted"), yet no protocol was followed, no aspiration, no elevation, no surgical consult, no imaging of the injury site, no follow-up. He was simply discharged less than two hours later. Within days, multiple abscesses developed in his scalene and longus colli muscles, leading to a cervical spinal epidural abscess, septic spread, and ultimately a complete spinal cord injury (tetraplegia). He is still hospitalized and now permanently disabled. ISOVUE-370 carries FDA warnings and manufacturer guidance requiring prompt intervention when extravasated. Lone Peak Hospital violated standard post-extravasation care protocols, failed to monitor the injury site, and provided no documentation or guidance upon discharge. I have reported the radiologist and the facility to the Utah Department of Professional Licensing and the Utah Department of Health. This level of negligence is indefensible. No patient, regardless of past medical history, should be dismissed or harmed like this. If you or your loved one are injured, I urge you: do not go to Lone Peak Hospital.