I did a body scan here a few months ago and I plan on coming back for a follow up in the next month…read moreor two. The appointment only took about 15 minutes for me, I scheduled it on the same day and then pulled up 5 minutes before the appointment. Staff took care of me and helped me adjust my positioning to get the most accurate scan. I got my results within a few hours online and I saw a full breakdown of my fat percentage, lean mass, bone density, etc... I would say it was a good value for the price and you can find discount codes online if you do some research (or use an LLM). Parking is kind of a pain though.

So, I decided to get a Dexa scan so that I could verify whether or not my Hume Bodypod scale was as…read moreaccurate as Hume Health claimed. I'll cut to the chase and tell you it was surprisingly accurate, and within the margin of error, although Dexa is the "gold standard." I won't bore you with the metrics but I will bore you with the experience. First off, the location for the mobile service has ample parking and was conveniently located. The mobile van was clean, the technician - Suhban Khan was very professional and knowledgeable. Like myself, he was also a fitness coach and had solid knowledge not only with Dexa but also the leading body composition measurement devices on the market and smart scales. We had a good chat and I interviewed him briefly for the YouTube channel. If you want to watch, here's the link: https://youtu.be/eJ9x2bf5QHA?si=sytHprsQ9ydwYn-R The scan took about 10 minutes time, with 6 minutes for the scan. You just wear light, loose clothing and lay back, while the scanner passes from your head to your feet. It moves a fraction every 30 seconds. The van was mostly quiet with ambient music - felt very much like any medical setting. Is this a necessary experience for everyone? No. For most people seeking general health I would recommend getting the good habits of proper nutrition, exercise and proper rest before worrying about getting a Dexa but...it will help keep you accountable to your goals and honestly, the subscription service is pretty affordable. I enjoyed my experience and will check in again in a few months.

Pretty good experience today with an appointment already made. Walk ins will have to wait longer…read moreand possibly not get seen even if you've been waiting. They can only do as much as they can up to closing time. As for the blood draw, the man who helped me was fantastic and so quick and kind and personable. Five stars for all staff! Less one star: -Could use more chairs for waiting. I know they already put as many chairs out as possible due to the small space -I feel bad for the seniors who don't know English because the receptionist didn't speak Chinese who I presume is the main language for the clientele here. Receptionist was awesome with me and handled the stressful job very well (kudos to her!). Also seniors don't understand or know how to use technology and the only way to check in is to use the iPad at the front window to scan your ID

I never leave reviews but I usually HATE getting blood drawn and had such a good experience here. I…read morehad an early morning apt. and was in and out in no time. Was able to lay down instead of sitting upright in a chair, and the woman drawing my blood distracted me with questions the whole time. I barely event felt the needle, 0/10 pain. Would recommend.

I've been going to the Quest Office at 2198 15th Street for the longest time--perhaps 20 years! It…read morehas always been a wonderful location with wonderful people. It does make me a little sad that the staff there now have to work so much harder, handling billing and check-in requests on top of their primary role as phlebotomists. That extra load seems outside the scope of their professional focus. Fortunately, even with these added responsibilities, the staff remain incredible. They are skilled, gentle--it never hurts me--and they are consistently warm, encouraging, polite, and clear in their explanations. I especially want to give a shout-out to Genesis, who was genuinely warm and curious about my weekend. She lit up when I told her how much I enjoyed seeing the play Nine to Five this past weekend, and that made the whole experience feel even more personal and human. The office itself is beautiful and clean, and Genesis even took her own time to put up some cheerful Hello Kitty printouts that brightened the walls. One suggestion that might make the space even more soothing would be to add some local artwork. Perhaps nearby artists might be willing to loan or donate pieces--something calming that would also showcase community talent. I think this would enhance an already excellent patient experience. I often tell my friends that if they need to get blood drawn and have the time, this is the office to visit. The only other teeny-tiny improvement I'd love to see would be the use of bandage wraps like they have at UCSF--ones that don't pull hair when they come off, which would be a relief for those of us with, shall we say, more arm hair

I had a pretty negative experience a while ago while getting my blood drawn, in which the…read morephlebotomist initially used the wrong needle size and was unsuccessful in drawing any blood. I still was charged despite this. I wish there was a little more training that went into the procedures here, so if you have any issues surrounding needles/blood draws I would suggest looking somewhere else!

Making an appointment online for my mom's ultrasound was very simple and easy. She had an 8:30 AM…read moreappointment today, but we arrived a little before 7:00 AM. The door was still locked, but a kind patient opened it for us and let us in. The front desk staff was friendly, and the check-in process was quick and efficient. Even though my mom's appointment was scheduled for later, the ultrasound technician called her in around 7:15 AM and finished the exam by 7:30 AM. The ultrasound technician was professional, friendly, and explained everything clearly while giving easy-to-follow instructions throughout the procedure. Thank you to the staff and the kind patient who helped us this morning. You made our experience smooth, easy, and stress-free. We truly appreciate it! :)

Cheap for a reason…read more Trying to get Help on the phone is a nightmare. No one speaks English and it takes them four days to process an order for something that was already approved by insurance. I would only come back here if I was forced to.

Aimee Knight, the owner of Reveal Diagnostics, is such an incredible person. I had such a positive…read moreexperience. She literally went above and beyond to ensure that everything went smoothly as possible. She's also an amazing advocate when it comes to reaching out to your doctor and requesting a proper referral. She has always been very quick to respond to my messages and emails regarding any questions or concerns that I have had. Christina, the X-ray technician was also wonderful to work with. She answered all of my questions regarding the imaging that I needed to have done. She is extremely knowledgeable, patient and will make your experience as comfortable as possible. She's also very quick and good at what she does. So you'll be in and out! I cannot recommend Reveal Diagnostics enough for any dental, TMJ, sinus or upper cervical CBCT imaging that you may need to have done.

Highly recommend Reveal Diagnostics. The team at Reveal are incredibly accommodating and truly…read moreexperts in providing the best service possible. Thanks so much Robert and Michelle for all you do! Keep up the good work!

[For the head and neck surgery department] Completely unacceptable amount of canceling and…read morerescheduling appointments. I've had severe throat symptoms for a month and was finally due to see a specialist here tomorrow. They called last-minute to cancel it and now there are no available appointments for more than 11 days (and they'd probably just cancel that one too...). Incredibly frustrating experience and the call center staff here seems totally unbothered to try to help patients.

This is my favorite Kaiser lab clinic! I've had to get…read moremultiple blood draws recently, and the French Campus lab has consistently been the best experience. The two core staff members here are friendly, easygoing, and genuinely personable. Every visit has been seamless, quick, professional, and comfortable. As a Kaiser patient, I highly recommend coming here for your lab work. They truly deserve a raise!

The Labcorp at 2233 Post Street is One of the Best!!! One…read moreof my friends recommended this medical office. The workers are all Professional, Efficient, Experienced, Competent, Patient and Kind! I've been to some medical clinics in the past where technicians try at least 2-3 times on my arms, hands, butterfly technique,... and they still aren't able to get a blood sample! It's painful and extremely frustrating! The Professional Experienced Labcorp Technicians at 2233 Post Street are always able to draw a blood sample from my arm on the First draw! They're the Greatest!!! Thank you!

The 2233 Post location always seems to be buzzing with frustration & angsty energy for the many…read moreyears I've been getting blood drawn there. The people behind the front desk are always frazzled & abrupt with everyone around them (patients & coworkers). I have always thought that perhaps it's because they're busy, however my experience yesterday points to the source of the angst being the people behind the front desk. Yesterday was the first time I had an appointment at the 7am opening. I got there at 6:45am & checked in electronically. I was out in front waiting when the door opened. The male person behind the front desk was already barking at people. I let him know I checked in electronically & was ready. He said "Your paperwork is over there", pointing to a window between reception & the blood draw room. I assumed that meant that someone would call me in when they were ready for me. I sat in the waiting area, and saw my name on the monitor as checked in. Other patients were called in. When my name disappeared from the monitor but no one had called me back, I went to the front desk to inquire. The male person was busy, so an Asian woman asked what I needed. I explained that I had checked in online, saw my name on the monitor & then it disappeared. I wanted to make sure I wasn't missed. She asked for my name & told me I didn't have an appointment at that location. I showed her the email confirmation & my order. She said I hadn't checked in then, asked for my ID, grabbed it out of my hand, took it to the kiosk in the waiting area, checked me in there and came back. At that point, the male person asked what I was doing, and said "I told you, your paperwork is over there", pointing to the window next to his desk. I said "I don't know what that means. I was waiting for someone to call my name." Both of the people behind the desk then yelled at me that it meant that they were ready for me. I calmly told them that it would be helpful if they would express that clearly, as I don't work there and don't know that the position of paperwork means I should go back into their HIPAA-protected work area. This entire exchange happened in front of what was now a full waiting room. Another patient trying to get help from the male person behind the front desk said to me "Wow, I can see how this would be pretty frustrating." My response was "They would benefit from giving people clear instructions." At that point, the technician took over interactions with me. He was very calm, friendly & chill. He apologized for the behavior of the people at the front desk, and acknowledged that the guidance they gave me was very vague. The rest of my appointment was great. My tech was easily the most skilled at blood drawing. He had to take about 15 vials from me, and I literally felt nothing. Not even a pinch. We had a lovely conversation. I was very grateful for the contrasting energy he brought to my experience at this location. It felt almost as if he & the other techs were trying really hard to counter the rude people up front. The two front desk people could use training on clear communications, and working with people respectfully. People are not getting lab work because they're in great health. This is a population who is often navigating challenging health stuff. Encountering was appeared to be self-imposed disorganization & lashing out disrespect is a pretty awful & entirely avoidable situation. My lab tech deserves recognition / a promotion for both his technical skills, but also the untrainable power to connect with the humans he's working with, respectfully, calmly and kindly. I've been to the Labcorp Mill Valley location & the vibe was super easy & mellow. None of the angst of 2233 Post Labcorp. It doesn't have to be this way. Lapcorp needs to start managing the people behind the front desk. They either need to be wildly retrained & replaced entirely. I've given this full review to Lapcorp when they requested feedback today. And I invited them to reach out to me to further discuss. I'm not holding my breath. In the meantime, I'll make the super inconvenient & more expensive trip over the bridge to Mill Valley going forward. The location convenience of 2233 Post Labcorp isn't worth getting verbally abused by the front desk staff.

Beware! They charge far more than any estimate. They charged me in rental fees 25% more than I…read moreagreed to and far more than the retail price of the machine. Extremely shady business.

They sent me someone else's sleep study results via email as a pdf. Then told me to delete it and…read morethey'd send correct results. If I got someone else's, who got mine?

Excellent service. Very quick process from check in to seeing the phlebotomist. The actual blood…read moredraw took seconds and was painless. Can't recommend this location enough.

One phlebotomist at the facility apparently rushing for his lunch break, I was the last morning…read morepatient. I asked for the butterfly as a lot of vials needed to be collected and he gave me the excuse they didn't have at the moment. He disinfected the area and didn't wait for the alcohol to dry up inserting the needle right way causing burning and pain, he even left me with a bruise. Horrible quality care. I consider Quest Diagnostics to be the worst laboratory. I had also problems in the past, once when they missed requests by the PCP and a second time, they partially missed reporting the results. Hills Physicians made a bad move exclusively contracting with them. None of the mentioned problem happens at the UCSF Lab.

In this era of not being able to get an online appointments for months, I truly appreciate the…read moreefforts at the Noe location. I needed labs for my pre-surgery requirements and the earliest appointment was two months away. I did a walk in at the Ocean Avenue location and the wait was four hours long and packed with people. I decided to take a chance at Noe since I was fasting, and they were able to get me in right before their 11:30 am lunch break. The sign outside says it's "appointment only" but if you check in at the machine inside and say you'll wait, they may be able to do it if not too busy. The female phlebotomist was also working the front desk and was very kind and patient. She was personable and didn't lose her cool despite the influx of patients. I really appreciate her squeezing me in. The other male worker was processing the labs in the back as they do that on site. He was hustling too. This location is much less stressful than others. Appreciate their hard work.

Every time I come I'm warmly welcomed. 99% of the employees are friendly and helpful…read more I've only experienced one male employee who, after being asked for a "butterfly" needle, proceeded to jab it in my arm. And after I flinched, asked if I was okay. Other than him, I've have nothing but positive experiences with them. In fact, there is another LabCorp which is 1/2 the distance from my house, but because of said interactions with these employees, I'll continue to go to this one. After all, I've been coming to this particular location for years.