LabCorp

Staff was very friendly and knowledgable. Clean waiting room, comfortable chairs. I was seen very quickly. Would definitely come here again. My appointment was early, so I didn’t have issues with parking, but by the time I got out (9:45ish) the lot was full. There is metered street parking on Garfield, but park in the lot if you can — LabCorp validates. Don’t be thrown by the negative reviews. Bring your insurance card, don’t try and tell the phlebotomists how to do their job, it’ll all be good.

Very friendly staff, clean and nice air conditioned waiting room although I didn’t have to wait at all as no one was there. Then again I went at 11am. Lady who took my blood was very good, she found my vein right away which isn’t usually easy. Highly recommend.

Just had a blood test. Wendy Moore was the technician that took my blood. I am a hard person to find my veins. Wendy did it on the first stick and it very well. Happy Camper here.

Awesome staff! Had my kids draw blood and they are good. Highly recommended. Some will fish for veins but this lady was able to do it well.

free parking with validation. Office was easy to find by following the signs.
Interior was clean and Monday morning at 9am had only a few ahead of me and I was called within 10 minutes without an appointment.

The parking lot was totally packed, with people double parked, blocking each other. The facility looked messy and dirty. And the lab tech who drew the blood was blasting soul/​hip hop on a boom box. Definitely a low life experience. Yuck. Hope I didn’t catch anything.

I usually come to this draw station and they are really quick about getting their patients in and out. I sign-​in at 6:58am and don’t get called in for the draw until 7:16am. It is totally ridiculous for a 15-​mins wait for being the third person to be drawn blood. Apparently no blood drawn can be done if there is only one person, the phlebotomist was 15-​mins that’s the reason for the delay. They really need to get two phlebotomist and one receptionist at all locations of Labcorp. Every single Labcorp draw stations I’ve been to has only one of one. So when I finally get my blood drawn, during the blood draw I was having a tingling feeling going down my left thumb. I asked the phlebotomist to stop because I was having the tingling feeling which I’ve never had during a blood draw. Her remark to me was «you know we have to start over again», really!!! So she finally got it correct on my right arm but left a really nasty blood clot looking on my arm.
I will never go to this draw station ever.

Everyone who works here are pleasant. And the lab techs are great with the needle to draw blood. If you go in the morning, usually there’s not a bad wait.

The blood taking guy was the best ever! No pain! A genius! And friendly!!!
We made an appointment, and I was super grumpy since I thought we’d have to wait, but they took us very quickly. Phew!!! It gets crowded here, so try and make an appointment. Make sure you let them now you made an appointment when you get there, and you’ll be good to go.

I really don’t like writing negative reviews. However, LabCorp has confirmed that this lab lost my blood results and they cannot be found. I had just finished a very intense and difficult 30-​day cleanse to see if I could reverse a diagnosis of pre-​diabetes when I went in to get my blood drawn. So incredibly disappointed. Will not be going back.

THIS LOCATION IS CLOSED FOR REMODELING — despite whatever printed-​out or hand-​written sign taped on their door says. you won’t know this unless you call their corporate line and luck out getting a live operator.
call corporate before showing up or booking an appointment at this location.

This place is awesome. The staff is very nice and friendly, and draw your blood very quickly. Make an appointment online, and you will be in and out within a matter of minutes.

Made an appointment online – In and out – lickety split – great service–

LabCorp is a bloated giant.
Their lab work is fine. However, what’s not fine, is when your doctor orders the work from LabCorp, without your permission.
Here’s how it works: Your doctor sends your blood out to LabCorp without you knowing exactly where the tests are being done, what information they are providing to LabCorp about you, and how much it costs. Then one day, you get a separate invoice from LabCorp. They say they billed your insurance company — but there’s no proof. If you dispute the bill, it gets sent to collections and then dings your credit.
One of «their» collection companies sent an invoice to my father and when he called they disseminated my private information to him… How many laws were violated? LabCorp says that they don’t delegate — meaning you can pay them or the collection company. Really? That means, LabCorp is responsible.
Here’s what’s interesting, they practically invoice by test type, which means if you’ve had 10 tests done, 5 might be treated as one bill and the others as separate. That means you might have 6 different dings against your credit.

Not Nice.
Now try to untangle that mess. Expect robo calls — even when your account is not delinquent or paid!

I’ve been to this location a few times to get my periodic blood tests, and I have to say that the lines go very quickly here because this location isn’t as well-​known.
The lines are much shorter than they are at Arcadia, which is the location that many more people end up going because their doctor referred them there, but I believe LabCorp locations have a map showing their other locations.
The blood drawing nurses are naturally very nice. The service I got here was about the same as any other location, but the shorter lines (sometimes nonexistent if you go early enough) make the mandated visits here less painful.
Enjoy?