My experience with Lab Corp Customer Service is horrible. Very long wait times, faulty patient…read moreportal and Hang up by Customer Service are just of few of their issues. Go somewhere else. We have had luck with Quest.

I've been here a multitude of times and during covid, appointments were definitely needed to…read moreprevent too many lingering in the waiting area. The time-before-last, I walked in to MAKE an appointment and was told they could take me then...no appt. needed. LAST time I walked in and checked in and sat for well over an hour as the waiting area filled to standing room only....and I cancelled my check-in. So, back to plan A. Make an appointment, KEEP the appointment and I didn't have to wait but maybe 10 minutes. It's clear they're short-staffed. But if you make the appointment and keep it, they do get to you. I believe I was given bad advice a couple-times back. Definitely make an appointment. But, Labcorp: staff the office for the workflow. Not cool having a full waiting area anymore.

I went to Lonestar on Friday afternoon. They took x rays a swab the Doctor was so nice and…read moreknowledgeable! He told me I had scars in my lungs which my doctor has not seen that and has done x rays. This guy treated this sinusitus and upper respiratory infection with the right medication this is Monday and I feel so much better. I have yet to find a DR in Corpus that cares about there patient as he does. The receptionist is awesome she helped me to do the paperwork and called to check on me on Monday. Best medical place here I can promise that! Highly recommend!

the quality of care at this clinic is so bad ..it's hard to believe there are 2 of them…read more. dr's. that have the auda itu to tell one of their patients "they are busy ".. when they get paid a fortune . to be a dr ... i dont know if these doctors earned their medical degrees.. or slipped someone a little side cash anyone like to guess!?!?!?!?!1

NO INTERNET!!! You cannot receive or send email. If you don't have your paperwork (why this isn't…read morehandled by the doctor's office electronically I do not know...have to keep the orders for six months)...mine was laying right on the counter where I left it - they say this happens more than not), so my Dr's office faxed immediately (I know in advance she would be immediate as I have had trouble with emailing my orders at this location and she and I spoke recently). They kept me waiting half an hour - said they didn't receive the fax. I went home, got my paperwork and returned: I was unable to rejoin the line with my appointment and had to resign in as a walk in. Zero customer service. CPL bent over backwards and got emails no problem...resolved my problem by helping me because they seem to care about my experience and my health. Not Quest! All in all, an hour and a half to get my blood drawn, made me 40 minutes late to my next appointment and my dentist office appointment after that my BP registered 158/90!!! My day started great. I went to Quest following a massage. My health is compromised by my experience with Quest. My doctor contracts with this outfit. Having internet and a helpful attitude would go a long way.

cannot make appt online. Their system is screwed up. Every time I tried to sign in, it would…read moremess up.

I make the appointment for 7:20 am get there on time to hear I have no appointment. Stupid is what…read morethey are. Why waste my time making an appointment to get there and be told I have to wait til 10:30! They should fast and sit 3 hours while, some boobs wake up ! Who runs this place?? Obviously no one does. Ridiculous Thank God I saved a picture of the scheduled appointment time. They irk the hell outta me.

I felt compelled to leave a review because this place only has 3 stars and I had a great…read moreexperience. Clean and nice waiting room with about 10 chairs spaced 6ft apart. I went on a Saturday around 10am and did not have an appointment. I waited 5-10 minutes and then was called back. Seems like a semi-popular location but they kept a good flow. Phlebotomist was friendly and helped me feel comfortable even though I am embarrassingly dramatic when it comes to getting blood drawn. Took about 10 minutes start to finish and I was in my car headed home.

Don't go here for DOT drug screen. They don't do them and they make you wait before telling you.read more

Ladies are great!! Very little waiting. In and out, prices are great. Try to go every Tuesday for…read morethe B12 shot special

I would like to encourage anyone who has ever questioned the identity of their biological father. I…read morehave always wanted to know who my father was. At times, I felt embarrassed and scared, but now as an adult I wanted to have a peace of mind and closure, I needed to continue my journey through life. I feel truly blessed to have meet my father and to have spent his last days with him. I am proud to say that I will continue his legacy. I appreciate AnyLab for the kindness/ professionalism during our testing and made this possible for me.

Quest never has the correct orders, if any. You cannot reach them by phone and the technician left…read morea huge blood clot bruise on arm where blood was being removed.

The lab technician Ray Perez needs a class in customer service. He was rude from the start…read more Unprofessional and more than likely a very insecure person considering he felt he needed to push his weight around. He was more preoccupied with his lunch time like most of the staff there were. Perhaps a meeting to remind him that those that walk in for blood work is a necessity and at the end of the day do sign his check. We will NEVER go there again. Good luck with him as long as he is on board. You only got 1 star (Not good... AT ALL) because no stars was not an option.

Such a wonderful facility, very clean and respectable. I came in for what I thought was an…read moreemergency, in a state that I'm sure was tough to handle. However, the team here at physicians premier Ennis is one of a kind. They are kind and cared for me like I was their only patient. I was checked in very quickly and almost immediately was brought to the back within minutes. I've never been seen in an emergency room faster than I have here. I was not sure what I was experiencing but they did not dismiss me and my concerns rather than help me to understand what was truly going on. 1000/10 thank you all so much.

I have used Premiere ER several times in the past without incident. However my experience on…read more1/2/2021 was very disappointing. I have had pneumonia twice in 2020 and both times I woke up acutely ill with a high fever (104) and gasping for air. Both times I was alone and unable to safely drive myself to an ER so I had to call 911 and transport to Bay Area. Both times I was admitted and that 2nd time I had called I truly didn't think they were going to make it in time. (in addition to the pneumonia I was having an acute asthma attack) This 3rd time my firefighter boyfriend was with me and noticed I was getting progressively sicker as the night went by. We agreed it would be best to go to Premiere and nip this one in the bud so to speak before it escalated. Before any definitive testing was completed, the ER doctor told me he felt my SOB was "all in my head" (because my pulse ox was 98-99%). I can't tell you how devastated and small I felt. As a registered nurse and paramedic with 30 years of healthcare experience, I can assure you I've had to have similar discussions with patients. However for him to come to this conclusion, whether it be a personal or professional opinion, was definitely premature. What the ER doctor didn't know, because he didn't ask, was I had walked 3 flights of stairs and had to ambulate to/from the car twice before he saw me. So, yes, I was very SOB. The cold night air and the heavy use of my rescue inhaler prior to arrival had put me in a paradoxical bronchospasm and I was only just beginning to settle down. ...but mind you, this was "all in my head". And while anxiety and fear can certainly exacerbate SOB and make one feel as if they're in acute distress, I most definitely cannot fake a CXR which revealed LLL pneumonia. (now my 3rd dx in less than 12 months) I also can't fake a BP of 88/60 (I normally run extremely high, especially my DBP which is usually 90-110) I know I didn't meet criteria for hospital admission. I certainly wasn't seeking that. As stated previously, I went to Premiere to tackle this situation before inpatient treatment was necessary. The ER doc seemed to agree (after reviewing my CXR) and I was given a neb tx, IVP ABX and sent home with multiple RX's to continue care at home. What I was not given was an apology for being made to feel as if I was merely attention seeking, emotional, psychosomatic and dramatic. Everyone can have an off shift but on 1/2/2021 the healthcare system let this long-time nurse down. I hope that if/when the day comes that this MD finds himself on the other side of a hospital gurney that he receives better care than the care he initially gave me.