Just an update regarding my Quest Diagnostics lab work. Andrea was my phlebotomist today and she…read morewas fantastic. A very pleasant person who listened to my concerns regarding making sure to take my blood draw from my hand and not my forearm due to challenges with finding a "cooperative" vein on my arm. I was surprised and glad that Andrea remembered me from my previous visit and was already getting ready to draw my blood from my hand. Andrea is the phlebotomist of choice for me. Thanks!

I spent a half hour waiting after my appointment time before I gave up and went home--I was fasting…read moreand super hungry. There was a room full of angry customers. No receptionist there go say when I would get my tests done (they dry walled over that sometime in the last year). I had to take my girlfriend to UCSF later that day for her radiology appointment and happened to pass by their blood testing center. No crowds, no waiting, and no anger. No chance I'm putting up with Quest again. A big FU to that corporation. I'm moving on ;-)

I only go to Labcorp for blood work. Use to go to my Dr. but they sent me here. It's closer to…read moreMy house. Everytime. I get my blood drawn there good. I never feel a thing. I wish their hours were better

I was in Lab corp Palo Alto on Thursday 3 rd of July . I…read morehad been in once before for bloodwork .The person taking my blood was so condescending , rude . When I left she had the cheek to ask for a yelp . I was tempted . That was a few months ago . On Thursday I had to drop off a sample .. Fast and easy and didn't think I would get the same person . Luck would have it , she was there . Even though it was a simple fast transaction she managed to make it unpleasant . As we were finished she said , " You can go now ." . You can go now !! As I was leaving a young woman waiting smiled at me . She smiled a smile of acknowledgement, a smile that made me smile . I never Yelp , but had to this time .

Chelsy was absolutely amazing from the moment I walked in she was welcoming professional and…read moreextremely efficient she made the entire process completely painless and comfortable the office environment was very clean organized and well managed I really appreciate her great attitude and top notch care

Your mileage (experience) may vary from mine but I found my visit to be somewhat problematic for…read moreblood sample extraction. The nurse / tech performing the blood draw had issues finding the vein. They had to use both arms. Even then, they use the needle on the extraction device to probe in, out, and around in each arm multiple times. 7 times in the right arm. 4 times in the left arm. With success only in the left arm. The blood draw experience at this site, with that person is different from almost every other experience in a clinic, hospital, or blood donation site. With other nurses / techs being able to easily find the vein. Historically, I have given blood test samples in over 60 various office visits, and blood donations of 19 pints over my life. So I have more than a few experiences to compare LabCord San Mateo against. Outside of the blood draw, the staff at the San Mateo location was both pleasant and professional to deal with. The front office and draw rooms were both neat and clean. With the site location signage easy to see and understand. The office location itself was easy to find. With plenty of parking available. If I use LabCorp San Mateo again then I will likely ask for a different nurse / tech to perform the blood draw. Otherwise I give LabCorp San Mateo a "Definite Maybe" for my recommendation. Maybe that will change in the future.

Great phlebotomists, didn't even feel the poke. Love how many tests they have to offer, looking to…read moredo the Women's Health panel next. Very affordable for all that they offer, would recommend to a friend.

Did a biological age test with Lookout Health and was extremely pleased with how through they were…read more The appointment was quick, everyone was kind and experienced, and my results were quick.

Met a very friendly young man that helped me with my fingerprints, tb test and livescan. He was…read morevery fast and efficient.

Had my TB test for a work requirement done today. I had an appointment at 1PM, But came early…read morearound 12:40. Told me they would open at 1PM, So if you have 1PM schedules, just make sure to know they have lunch breaks. The office was clean and cool. You have to log in using an iPad, it took about 3 minutes to fill out the check -in process. Everything on their website is really easy to understand. It's a quick and efficient shop. I paid for $47 for my TB test. The TB test itself was good, just a pin-prick and my nurse, Kristy/Christy was really nice and welcoming. I would say this is a good place to go for quick medical tests. They do other things like Xrays and pre employment physicals. It's on a busy road, and I missed a good parking spot. It's really easy to miss, so make sure you know your way. There is a train station across and maybe you could park on that side.

I did a walk-in on a Saturday and was 3rd in line, so I ended up waiting about an hour--but it was…read moreabsolutely worth it. Rose was incredibly kind and professional throughout the whole process. I tend to bruise easily, so I asked if she could use a butterfly needle, and she was very accommodating. Even though she had to draw around 10 tubes of blood, she was patient, gentle, and made the entire experience go smoothly. I'm really glad I chose this location today. Thank you so much, Rose!

I did a walk-in today , August 7th at 12noon and waited for 3 hours just to find out they will not…read morebe able to see me. The 2 lab workers were just slow and non communicative to walk-ins . I understand scheduled patients are prioritized over walk-ins but simply there was no effort made what so ever to acknowledge the walk-ins in between to squeeze them in . It was simply and ignorance and lack of training . Things were maybe not in their control and they were overwhelmed by appointments, however some communication and acknowledgement should have been exchanged with patients waiting for hours in the waiting room. I think it was simply an ignorance. A patient before me also waiting for 3 hours finally raised her frustrations, then it only initiated a response by a lab tech to call her in.?? What about the rest of us that was waiting as walk-ins. ?? Also, walk-ins opportunity and options should not be an option if appointments were fully booked . There should be a better way to handle walk-ins then to have them wait and not be acknowledged at all. This is just simply being rude !!

The check in process was easy for me and the staff member was friendly and helpful for my…read moreappointment process

1 star for management headquarters and lack of communication and costing me hours of hanging around…read moreuntil I could be helped 5 stars for the people who work there

First time customer experience was excellent. Mellissa is super professional and friendly and the…read morespace is well-located and comfortable. She explained everything clearly and did not push to upsell. Walked in fatigued with headaches and heavy brain fog and feel a great deal better after my infusion. I will definitely be back! (Oh, and didn't realize till after I paid but you can use your HSA card to pay- good to know!)

Was looking for a place to get an IV infusion on a Sunday. Reached out to Blissfusion on IG and…read moreMelissa was able to get me in that weekend. The office is so welcoming and the atmosphere is great. Melissa walked me thru the different drips they offer. I chose to go with the Ultimate Health drip and the IV process was as smooth as can be. Will definitely be coming back regularly.

This review is strictly for NuGEN's 8-week summer internship program for college students to…read moreexplore a career in biotech. Pros: - Work individually and with others on projects within your department - Interact with employees throughout the company - Lunch 'n Learn sessions provide once-weekly brief lecture/panel style presentations on each facet of the company; lunch is provided - Paid above minimum wage - Half-time hours, so the days are short; if you really need or want the money, you could quite likely fit an afternoon job to get an extra four hours' wage every day - Freedom to request exploration in areas outside your assigned department: despite being an Operations intern, my supervisor(s) coordinated to get me in a lab on my last week to be trained on running PCR and bioanalyzing the resulting DNA samples - Occasional company-wide BBQ lunches, occasional department-wide lunches, and donuts or pastries most Thursday mornings - Knowledgable superiors with varied backgrounds and of varied ages so you can see how people in their 20's and beyond are getting into the biotech industry - Helpful superiors with a willingness to teach - Get a true hands-on understanding on what kinds of things go on in your assigned department from the ground up Cons: - Supervisors tend to be directors, making them understandably quite busy throughout most days which can leave interns with an awkward lull from time to time when projects and assignments get completed - Day-to-day tasks can occasionally be mundane; in an overall week, I would likely get to work in multiple areas, but many full 4-hour stretches were spent unstapling and scanning documents. It's not hard work, but sometimes it's a little underwhelming if you find yourself having to trudge through a stack of papers that might take a few consecutive days of repetitive work Overall an excellent experience. It is clear they put effort into organizing the internship program so as to maximize what students get out of it. Despite some day-to-day tasks being repetitive and mundane, the experience taken as a whole was great because I had the opportunity to hands-on get a taste for everything that happens in Operations, from QA/QC to production and manufacturing, document control, facilities management, shipping and receiving, and more. I would highly recommend the program for students with an interest or aptitude in biotechnology and genomics.