I have routine bloodwork, like most people with a chronic ailment. This location is generally an in…read moreand out facility. I scheduled an appointment 7-24-20 to make sure my time there was limited. I arrived at 8:15 for an 8:30 appointment to find 10 people waiting outside. Apparently, none of the staff showed up for work, with the exception of a floater from Indianapolis. She didn't have keys so she too was waiting outside. It's now 8:36, 10 people are still outside and the floater is still waiting with them.

This was certainly a disconcerting experience. I arrived at 7:15 am for a 7:30 appointment. All of…read morethe lights and surrounding signage indicated the office was closed. I got out of my car and tried the door, it was unlocked, but a degree of pressure had to be applied. I walked in to low- dim lights, no employees, and one television on. I used the self check kiosk and waited, not long, but I waited. Shortly thereafter, an employee comes from the back to address my appointment. I was in and out in no time flat, that I appreciate. The employee was curt and not friendly, to say the least. I didn't take offense, I know that to be her demeanor, I'd seen her at the other location over the weekend and that appears to be her norm. I likely will not return to this location. I didn't feel comfortable all around.

So far we've had the privilege of dealing with three doctors in this group. Dr. Lucia Fouts is my…read morewife's regular OB/Gyn, and has been great. She answers all my wife's (and my) questions without ever sounding patronizing/condescending or making us feel stupid. Her demeanor is very easygoing, but not aloof. This is a group that works together, so since Dr. Fouts wasn't on call, Dr. Haley delivered our first child, and Dr. Davis our second. As one of the nurses at Dupont Hospital said, "I can't think of a negative thing to say about any doctor in this group." In my opinion that's high praise from a labor and delivery nurse, especially one that doesn't work for these guys directly.

I have been on high stress waiting for this appointment for ten days now. I am pretty sure I have…read morevaginal prolapse and my regular doctor refused to leek at it and wanted me to make a separate appointment so I went with WHA instead. Then on the appointment day I got up early and was there 45 min early only to discover I left my ID and insurance card at home and they refused to see me. Politics of our "medical care" today. So I litally flew back home and got back with the cards exactly on time and they said there was nothing they could do but reschedule. I told them how horribly stressful this is and the only day I had. Then I asked if someone could tell me what to do if it falls out. Finally someone came back and told me to just push it back in. No forgiveness from them and I have no forgiveness for them.

Archbold lab review. They won't take appointments , telling us to just stop in anytime. Yet when…read moreI did stop by, they were closed. No hours told to us over phone, no help from the lab tech, said we close for lunch while she closed the door in my face. Poor communication and even worse clustered care.

Great technicians and very little wait time. I'm not a fan of blood draws, but I can honestly say…read morethese techs are absolute pros and super friendly.

The floors were very dirty. The labs within the system did…read morenot communicate so I received differing instructions.

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