If I could give this place a zero, I would. I was in kind of urgent need of a test to be done, and…read morethis location was one of the few labs open at the time. Unfortunately, when I arrived, not only was it extremely hard to even find (no signs on any building, and minimal wayfinding inside), but there was a sign on the locked door of the Labcorp. It claimed that they were only doing appointments that day. I knocked anyway, in the hopes that maybe they'd still help. When someone finally did come to the door, they weren't particularly kind. They said that they personally decided to only take appointments today. I asked if there was any way to check if that is the case online before driving way out to this place again. They replied "no", said goodbye, and closed the door. If you are in urgent need to get some sort of test done for a medical situation, probably try to find somewhere else. Or, if time permits in your situation, get an appointment and see how that goes. Who knows, they might actually help you out.

Bad reviews didn't show up on my visit. I waited 3 mins past my appointment time, and the tech…read moreTasha was amazing. She was kind and extremely skilled at her job. She told me "big stick" and I didn't feel anything ‍ I was in and out in 15 mins Thanks

My advice: MAKE. AN. APPOINTMENT…read more If you think you're just going to stroll into LabCorp as a walk-in at 8:00 a.m., think again. I got there at 8:00 and didn't get called until about 9:45. Appointments definitely come first, and they should. Lesson learned! My biggest concern wasn't actually the wait--it was the lack of privacy at check-in. The waiting area is small, and staff ask questions loudly enough for everyone to hear. At one point, they called out asking who was there for a drug test. Only one person spoke up, but then the receptionist proceeded to call two other names for drug tests anyway. That made me wonder... if you already knew who they were, why announce it to the whole waiting room? Why not simply call each person up individually? The same goes for asking people what kind of test they're there for. Most people probably don't mind saying "blood work," but what if someone is there for something much more personal? Medical visits should feel private, not like group trivia. Now for the positive: once I finally got called back, everything was smooth sailing. The phlebotomist was friendly, quick, and had my blood drawn before I could even finish thinking, "Please don't miss the vein." She did an excellent job. My final verdict: * Staff doing the blood draw: Excellent. * Fast service once you're in the back. * Walk-ins: Bring snacks... and maybe a novel.... May not people are fasting... * Privacy at check-in: This definitely needs improvement. And now, after fasting for what felt like half my life... I'm on my way to find some food. It probably shouldn't be fast food, but today we're not judging.

Nothing like going in for blood work and they lose you blood then try to tell you my blood was used…read morefor a different patient! These mistake are not acceptable

my husband & I have been patients at my pain clinic for years ! the dr his p.a's & the patient care…read moretechs are responsible and caring, the wait is comfortable & safe. better then most. we would have a hard time replacing them. thank them all.

From the owner: Welcome to My Pain Clinic Khalique Rehman, MD, is a…read moreboard-certified Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialist (FAAPMR) serving as medical director of My Pain Clinic with locations in Stockbridge and Norcross, Georgia. With over 14 years of experience and a genuine concern for his patients, he offers effective pain management treatment for patients in the greater Atlanta community. Dr. Rehman earned his medical degree from the King Edward Medical University Lahore, Pakistan, followed by one year of residency in Orthopedic Surgery in Pakistan. After moving to USA he served an internship in general surgery at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, and completed his residency at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta. He specializes in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with focus on musculoskeletal pain management, spine care, sports medicine, and regenerative medicine. Dr. Rehman is a member of numerous professional societies, including the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, The Interventional Orthopedic Foundation, The Spine Intervention Society, and The Georgia Society of Interventional Pain Physicians. He's affiliated with The Piedmont Atlanta, The Piedmont Henry Hospitals, and The Southern Regional Medical Center Georgia. With his commitment to offering high-quality care, Dr. Rehman takes pride in ensuring patients understand their condition and the best treatment options for their individual needs...