My review is for the one Labcorp male staff member who was obviously not following company policy…read more After waiting as a walk-in for about an hour and seeing that I was still on the 4th page of the queue on screen, I asked one of the staff members behind the front desk if we would get text messages letting us know that our turn is coming up soon. This female staff member respectfully informed me that I would receive a text message when my turn is up and I have 10 min to show up before I lose my spot. She added that I could go to my car if I'd like thanks to this texting protocol. Since I work 5 min away, I decided I'd return to my office and work while I wait for the text message. Thirty minutes later, I receive a text message that reads "Your Labcorp technician is ready to see you. Please proceed to the Labcorp check-in area and your name will be called shortly." I drove back immediately and I was in the waiting room within 8 min of receiving the text message. First thing I noticed though was that my name was not on the board anymore. I went up to this male staff (glasses, mustache, maybe of Indian descent) and told him I received the text and I got here within the 10 min grace period. He asked what text message I'm talking about so I shared that another staff told me about this text message and 10 min grace period protocol. He said he didn't send any text message, he just came back from lunch so he has no idea what I'm talking about, he can't hold up others just for one person, he has to call someone else up now, so he can talk to me later! He then proceeds to loudly announce to those in the waiting room that if he calls your name and you're not here then you'll be taken off the list. Obviously, there is a lack of alignment by the staff members at this Labcorp Danville location. Either you send a text message and uphold the 10 min grace period or you don't. You can't send a text message and choose to ignore it. I ended up wasting 2 hours of my work time between waiting and commuting back and forth only to find my spot removed. I do hope they do better to train all staff members and follow through with these protocols so they do not waste others' times.

Website says walk-ins "always"welcome. Show up at 7:30 a.m. (before work and fasting), and there is…read moreone person coming out and one person going in. Not a single other patient in the lab rooms or lobby. I'm told no because appointment only. There is one little piece of paper in the corner - inside the lab, so you need to already be there to see it - saying appointment only. I was told they couldn't possibly do it anyway. A simple two-vial blood draw - with no other patients waiting.

I got in and out of lab corp quickly . My phlebotomist was excellent. I didn't feel a thing and I…read morewas on my way. I really like the Alamo location. Convenient and well run

I went to get blood test like before they tell me I need to make appointment which I find out you…read moredon't need to make an appointment. They just run their own business and they're not very nice when I came home to make an appointment. It was two months for someone who was fasting and at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.

I have mixed reviews on this location. The lab corp locations that were on Camino Ramon in the…read morebusiness park has been consolidated and moved to the Alcosta business park with the other offices. There used to be 2 Lab Corp in that business park, but now there's just 1 Lab Corp in San Ramon. I have only been to the Alcosta location a couple times, and I find it very busy. I will probably return to it because it is the closest to me. The wait can be very long. I find it is best to schedule an appointment ahead of time, but early morning appointments seem to fill up fast. Even with an appointment, there can still be a wait. The waiting room is definitely very small and it feels very crowded too. You check in via the kiosk and wait for your name to be called. I find even if I have an appointment, I am not called within the time frame and can wait a bit. Parking here is pretty easy. As for the phlebotomists, I haven't had good luck with them but they are okay. I really like the ones at the older location who did a better job. I had to be poked more than once here and they had trouble with my vein. At the previous location, they were really good with everything and I felt very comfortable. They are still very competent here but I suppose it could be better.

Unbelievable experience... first of all - check in process via Kiosk online as you come in - does…read morenot seem efficient due scanner does not recognize when you scan your driver's license for ID. You also have to scan your insurance card ID. Thereafter, you sit and wait. I was 15 mins. early for my appointment... called by a pleasant lady receptionist after 20 mins. waiting - who once again check me in and asked for my insurance card. Needless to say seem my initial check in process was useless. I was then lead to a room to where the lab tech came in and started the process of drawing blood . Had a hard time and was very painful. Cannot believe before going there I was alright but, when I leave both of my hands hurt and bundled up. Overall, does not seem very efficient and got me worried. Can't see what the lab tech was doing nor am I able to see if she was using all sterilized needles... etc - I am presuming it is.

Before Stanford bought this office it was fabulous. Great Doctors, Nurses and staff. Now the care…read moreis abysmal. I had my primary p.a. Tell me I had gout in my knee and after a month of meds and diet, she had me come in for a blood test for gout. Then I call for my results and she doesn't know why I thought I had gout. Finally, she opens my chart and says that since the medicine didn't work, as I don't have gout, I need to see an orthopedist. I'm so disappointed in the lack of knowledge and response.

They happened to be covered by my insurance and pretty close to home, so I went there for a visit…read more I told them that I wanted a general check-up (and that this was my first one). They told me to come 30 minutes early to fill out paperwork. Okie dokie. I arrive early and talk to a bored and inattentive receptionist. I fill out my paperwork, and shortly afterwards I meet my doctor, Juliana Wong. I picked her because I figure an Asian American female would be the most comfortable for me; plus, I was planning on having a pap smear and blood work done, and a man simply wouldn't do. She quickly went over my paperwork and checked everything she could. I was on my (woman's time) so we couldn't do a pap smear and rescheduled for a month later. She asked me if I had eaten in the last 12 hours; of course... no one told me not to, so I had breakfast. So bloodwork was going to be added onto my next visit. I asked if my coming again would result in another visitation payment, and she said yes. Throughout the whole visit, she was rushing and seemed like she was in a hurry to get to the next patient. I was explaining my digestion problems and she was looking around, rushing my answers and was eager to leave. She wrote a hasty prescription of probiotics, quickly shook my hand and left. I went to the counter again where a different but equally indifferent and rude girl was sitting. I talked to her for a little bit and then left. I get it. It's in the middle of downtown Danville, where everyone is white and rich. I'm not saying they're racist (because, well, they have an Asian-American doctor, who, to my defense, is a banana). But if weath = rudeness, I'd rather go to a less snooty neighborhood to get the kind of attention I want from a healthcare provider, not as cattle.

The worst!!! Been waiting an hour to pickup a kit...forget it! What waste of time. Pretty full…read morewaiting room...must only have one person working back there

They have one person working to do lab work and it's impossible to make appointments at this…read morelocation unless it's very far in advance. I have no idea why Quest doesn't hire more phlebotomists!

I recently used it for labwork for my pregnancy and found it very convenient and affordable.read more

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* quick appointment scheduling * skilled with blood draw,…read moreno pain! * calm and kind service * was in and out under 10-15 minutes! I would definitely recommend coming here for bloodwork. I generally have an uncomfortable feeling when getting my blood drawn but this was so quick and didn't hurt at all. I felt comfortable and confident in the service provided. Thank you

Arina is simply amazing. She is kind, patient, nurturing, careful and empathetic. I am terribly…read morescared of needles, even as a grown woman, I fainted a couple years ago during a blood draw. Arina made me feel comfortable, and trusting of her. I will be coming back for every future blood draw that I need. Her office was easy to find, clean, and adorable. I couldn't recommend her enough!

LABCORP * 1 star. PATRICE ***** 5 stars…read more I wish there were a separate page on which to give a review for a staff person. My two stars are just two of the five and more stars deserved by the hard working, patient staff members working this last Saturday, March 14 morning at this way understaffed location. They deserve five stars for their courage and courtesy. The gentleman at the front desk was, you could sense, way overworked, but holding up well despite all that, and maintaining his courteous, patient self. Thank you, sir! I want to ESPECIALLY commend PATRICE, my technician (I so hope I remembered her name correctly), for her professionalism and her caring interest in her patients. While drawing my blood, Patrice inquired about my amount of daily water intake, I think because my veins are small and difficult to see well. And she proceeded to discuss with me ways to get enough water each day. She was kind, cheerful and interested in me as her patient. This kind of caring is rare. Her draw was also painless. Now back to Labcorp issues. My husband and I have been using this lab for a long time, starting with its location within the hospital building. We have watched it fall off a cliff as the corporation has become way understaffed. Last year, with an appointment, I waited forty five minutes on a Saturday morning for my fasting labs. Yesterday I had a 9:30 a.m. appointment. I got there at 9:15, did my sign in from the car by their new texting sign in system, and got texted right away to come up to the desk inside . My heart rose! The lab lobby was just jammed with patients. My heart sank. But I got called for desk sign in immediately! My heart rose! I did about five more minutes of sign in at the desk, and then got called for my draws within only about five minutes (interestingly, along with several other patients.) My heart sang! I was hopeful! BUT THEN, I waited for a full half hour in the blood draw room. My heart and my hopes for a Labcorp revival plummeted! My husband had a 9:35 a.m. appointment, and waited in total, about 40 minutes to get tested. It would appear that Labcorp is trying to streamline patient processing time by putting in new, automated patient sign in methods, and perhaps changing their patient call in process (8 patients called in at once?) But without enough staff it's pretty useless, besides adding to our overly robotic life experience. There have been many signs of employee burnout over the past year or two at the desk, as well. I truly feel for anyone trying to work for Labcorp these days. One would think that somehow Labcorp could lower their profit goals just enough to provide the kind of quality service that people need. John Muir, WHERE ARE YOU in this matter that is affecting so many lives? We at least need other lab company options. Has Labcorp become a monopoly? We are genuinely puzzled. But again, PATRICE, YOU ARE AN ANGEL! YOU ARE THE ORIGINAL REASON FOR MY WANTING TO WRITE A REVIEW! I hope you can see it through to where Labcorp and John Muir get their act together and can once again provide good service and a really good work experience to worthy employees like you! Thank you for being there!

This review is for Erika V. I have been going to Labcorp for many years, and she is truly the…read morereason my visits there have gone so well. Whenever she is the one helping me, the experience is always a positive one. Whether she is drawing my blood or handling my paperwork, she is consistently kind, patient, professional, and excellent at what she does. That means a lot to me, especially because I often have a lot of tests, which can feel overwhelming. She always handles everything with so much care and understanding, and it truly makes a difference. Also, for anyone concerned about wait times, having an appointment usually makes the process much smoother than walking in.

What a disaster. No ability to make an appointment prior to coming to get labs. I carefully studied…read moretheir website and I arrived at 6:45 am to have time to figure everything out. From viewing their website, there's 2-labs, 10101 or 10103 building. No signs on the 10101 building indicating there's a lab. Supposedly this lab opens at 7am, but with no signage, I couldn't figure out where it is. The 10103 building is the main hospital. When I went to the main desk, the security guard was sound asleep (seriously, sound asleep). After waking him, he tells me to go to the lower level. I go to the lower level and see nothing that looks like a lab. I'm getting pissed because I purposely tried to get here before 7am. When I return to the desk, I just start asking random employees who are arriving to work. A nurse ends up helping me. She informs the security guard that I need to first register and than go to the 2nd floor lab. While I'm registering, I ask that person about the 10101 lab. She tells me that it's a separate entity. I'm convinced that this is the one I wanted because to go to the one I'm at now, I have to register as a patient, which is a hassle. The 10103 lab opens at 7:30 am.

Be prepared to wait an hour to get a blood draw from this lab. I don't know if it's lack of…read morepersonnel or bad management but it is the most inefficient lab I've ever been to. Don't know what happened because it used to be awesome but it's just gone downhill the last couple of years.

They never accept walk ins. At least in the 2 times I've tried. No service concept. There are many…read morepatients who were recommended to go there from their doctors appointment. Maybe this should not be done.

Terrible customer service. The lady in the front is super rude to anyone who is non white. She…read morecan't hear any English if you have an accent and treats people with attitude. The only Labcorp near my house otherwise I will never want to see her.