My partner and I each paid $250 for a blood draw performed by the owner of this lab, and the…read moreexperience was extremely unprofessional. After we went home, both of us developed severe bruising and noticeable bumps. I'm almost 30, get annual physicals, and have had many blood tests before -- I have never experienced bruising this bad. When I went back two days later to discuss the issue and request a refund so we could redo the tests elsewhere, the owner's attitude was shockingly rude. He insisted everything was "normal," blamed it on dehydration, and claimed he has "seen plenty of people like us who barely understand anything and just want a refund." He also argued that because we didn't complain during the blood draw, the outcome was somehow our fault. We were simply being polite -- mild discomfort during a blood draw is normal. Severe bruising afterward is what made us return. Instead of taking any responsibility, he denied everything and repeatedly demanded that we leave "his facility." The level of disrespect and unprofessionalism was unacceptable, especially from someone providing healthcare services. I strongly recommend avoiding this place.

Me and my wife went in on 2025/11/15 for blood test. $249 each. It was the owner (and also the…read moremedical practitioner) Danial Zhang working that day. The process was painful and my wife even draw extra pipe of blood because he complain my wife is not being able to give enough blood. Me and my wife ended up with very large purple red bruises on injection point. We came back today trying to get some explanation and seeking for refund (we can give up the blood test result and go for other facilities). Danial had only one response: "this is normal, this is common". And he turned around to another employee and said "I'm sorry for you to go through this" (meaning it's inappropriate that we came back for this). Danial also said "I've seen so many kids like you, get a bruise and want money back". He even said "I'm the owner of this facility, I could just ask you to leave. Do you want to leave now? Please leave now." We consider ourselves civilised and reasoning person, and in our whole life, we've done many blood tests, not one time did we get this large of bruises, and not to mentioned both of us get the bruises at the same time.

Have you looked at what you referred me to? I know damn good and well why I am obese. I'm suffering…read morefrom multiple auto immune diseases , can't exercise, daily chronic pain . I had to stop work in 2010, in 2015 received 100% permanent disability. Also the cost initially $1800 and then up to $4000 that is Ludacris ! My previous doctor prescribed the appropriate medicines that managed my ailments without any adverse side effects. and it worked! It doesn't take a genius to see if I was prescribed it again that those ailments would be managed. The first 30 of the 40 years I've been with Lakeshore Dr. Esser handled all of my issues related to my health. But now I'm supposed to see seven providers ? I am disabled. It is hard to get in a car and go sit in a waiting room. this program is NOT designed for patients care but to squeeze thousands of of dollars out of patients to line the pockets of Evergreen Health Owners and Doctors.

The doctors are very helpful and will help you achieve your goals. I have been going to this…read morehospital for over 10 years and had a good experience. They are very thoughtful and listen to your concerns when you are sick. Doctor Leticia Huynh and doctor Meredith Shao-Ti were both great doctors. Doctor Huynh helped me get my medication through insurance. Thanks for all your help.

This is a limited review for the imaging department only…read more Normally, imaging department has its own outside door that I can park near. I did, which turned out to be a mistake because of COVID. There's a sign telling everyone to walk to the main door. That's ok though; I could use a few more steps. Entering through the main door, a person in a booth nearby waved me over to ask me the standard questions about any symptoms and gave me a sticker. An 1 min thing. Anyway, the Imaging department is very straightforward - two ladies at the front to check in and insurance. And if the appointment is the recurring mammogram, I go no more than two doors inside - one to change, one for the imaging. It's super straight-forward and easy. Brownie points for the most recent appointment. I'm so used to having nothing to do due to COVID that I didn't look at my calendar and completely spaced out having an appointment. They just called, booked another appointment, no change fees. Yay! So thanks!

We've been coming to Swedish since the facility was built, and have had nothing but excellent…read moreexperiences

Over the past year, members of my family have been to three different urgent care locations. This…read moreone is my favorite. When I first saw the bill, I was like "That's expensive!" Then I checked the other urgent care locations and saw they were at least the same price. They do tend to prescribe medication more often here than other places, but when I've expressed concern with a specific Rx I had issues with, they were quick to find an alternative. The biggest reason I love this place is the time it takes. I'm usually out the door in less than 15 minutes (with an appointment). That includes greeting reception, getting vitals from an assistant, answering questions about why I'm there, talking to the doc, and leaving with my visit summary. I don't come here when I'm feeling well - I want to be back home, wrapped in a blanket, hopefully with some antibiotics or medication to make my plague less miserable. More than any other place I've been, this checks that box. If you're looking for a conversation about how your family is doing, make an appointment with your PCP. If you're sick and need something addressed quickly, visit One Urgent Care.

Always expensive. Not enough questions if any from M.D…read more Offered most unhelpful and expensive medication. Had to ask for alternative just in case. (Did not want to come back)

Had my little about 3 yrs ago and did extensive amount of research into where and who my little saw…read moreas their primary DR as I have some unique health issues, and was worried about my little inheriting them as well so I wanted someone and somewhere that would be knowledgeable, experienced and equipped to handle unique care if needed- I landed on Allegro Pediatrics and Dr Shih is our primary but have seen 2 other providers when she was not available and have called the nurse like a handful of times and ever time iv had exceptional experiences- never made to feel like the "new mom" my worries were heard and not dismissed (coming from a complicated medical history this was a big worry) We ended up moving a few hrs away but we are unwilling to see another practice at this time and they are worth the 2 hr drive for peace of mind in the great care they have provided my family-

Honestly, this is really ridiculous, we went in for a routine annual well checkup--and then got hit…read morewith an extra charge afterward. They told us it was because, at the end of the appointment, the doctor asked if we had any concerns. We casually mentioned our child has occasional constipation, and the doctor gave some very basic advice--eat more fruits and vegetables, cut back on starch, that's it. And somehow that turned into an extra charge of $262. That's what really shocked me. Is Allegro so desperate to make money? It feels like during a standard checkup--something you assume is fully covered--you're almost being prompted to bring up questions, only to get charged for it afterward without any warning. How is that okay? It honestly feels misleading. If this is how Allegro operates, I can't imagine families feeling comfortable going back. This kind of experience really breaks trust.

When I think about places like Quest Diagnostics, I think about how they are connected to their…read morelarger corporations. I'm not sure about the other reviews, but I have definitely considered the difference between my experience with Quest as a corporation versus the location that is in the Safeway. I would give the Safeway location five stars. But I would give the corporation two stars. Thus, the 4-star review--mainly because of the staff I interacted with. The problem with Quest as a corporation is that it's very hard to get into a location as a walk-in patient because they're severely understaffed AND it is extremely difficult to speak with a live person over the phone. I hope anyone reading this will grant a little grace to the people who work here because of that. In addition, there is no way to get through to a local location to ask a question or tell them that you are running late for an appointment. Halfway there I realized I left my paperwork at home. I knew this would affect my appointment but I couldn't talk to anybody at the actual location to let them know. I called the 800 number and was on hold for quite a while until I reached someone that I could speak with. But that person wasn't local. So I had to fumble through figuring out if I could still make it to the location for a later appointment. They told me that the scheduling system hadn't been working and that they didn't know if all locations accepted walk-ins, however the location I was originally scheduled at did accept them and currently there was a 5-minute wait time. I decided to take my chances and drive to my original appointment location. The office is at the back of a Safeway next to the pharmacy. Upon entering, you need to check-in at an automated kiosk. There were already several people in the waiting room and the waiting room is small. They have some chairs turned up so you don't sit right next to someone, but it's impossible to socially distance because of the size of the waiting room. You have the option to wait for your appointment outside and receive a text when they're ready for you. But I didn't want to risk missing my appointment so I stayed in the office. Since I was late, the system said I had to check-in as a walk-in, which was fine by me. Later, when I was talking to the phlebotomist, I found out that I was lucky to make it in when I did because walk-in appointments may or may not be seen due to volume. For instance, a lady who walked in that morning had to wait one hour. And then her doctors office had not sent in the paperwork so they had to contact her doctor's office, prolonging her appointment even further. (Pro tip: make sure you have paperwork in hand or your doctor's office has sent the order in). Luckily for me, they had a no-show so I was able to take that slot and bypass the walk-in wait. The phlebotomist was cheerful, talkative, and informative--something that so often seems to be missing from healthcare because of overwork, underpayment, and employees being stretched thin. I really appreciated her demeanor and attitude. All in all, it was a good visit. Next time I will remember my paperwork and come early!

Lots of people waiting. Very slow progress. Bring a book. It's like visiting the DoL/DMV.read more

Excellent experience. I was greeted and signed in promptly and the phlebotomist did a perfect job…read more Couldn't have asked for a better experience

Drop off for testing. Easy peasy. Friendly worker there who helped me. It's tucked away amongst…read morebuildings and not a ton of parking but I didn't have any issue mid morning.

I visited Quest Diagnostics to drop off a sample for testing, which was an easy process for the…read moremost part. Since I live closer to the downtown Bellevue Safeway location, I first went there around noon, as Quest Diagnostics is located inside Safeway. Located by the pharmacy area, Quest Diagnostics has a separate room for customers, which I didn't realize until I was searching for it. I must've passed by this room so many times when I've shopped at Safeway. When I walked in, there was no one there and the room was empty. There was a sign by the front desk area that said to sign in, with an arrow pointing to something, but there was no touchscreen tablet or device to do so. I decided to sit there for a bit, to see if someone was around. Someone with a white lab coat walked in (not sure if she was with QD or the pharmacy), as she was unlocking the door to a room. I asked her if there was anyone around with QD, and she said that they were all out at lunch. Since it was the noon hour, I assumed that it was until 1PM, so decided to do some errands around east Bellevue and would visit the other Safeway location. It would be nice for this location to have some signage of availability, so customers aren't waiting around for an hour. Which brings me to the review for this Quest Diagnostics. Just like the downtown Bellevue location, QD was located near the pharmacy area inside Safeway, with its own separate room. I walked in and saw that the front desk had a sign, indicating that employees were out to lunch and would return at 1PM. There was also a tablet where you could sign in, and after doing so, your name is on the TV, so you can see how long the wait time is. This was a much better experience than the downtown Bellevue location! Once I dropped off the sample, that took less than five minutes with the employee who helped me, which was an easy peasy process. I would recommend visiting this location in Bellevue for a more transparent and pleasant experience.

My mother did a few tests in May. The test report shows one of tests (CBC) was unable to perform so…read morewe called billing department to see whether we can get the refund for that test. The customer representative who received the call was very rude and made hard on us. She first said we didn't do that test, but I said we paid for all tests (because my mom doesn't have insurance so we have to pay beforehand) then she said that test is free so we still can't get the refund... I am not if I can trust her. I don't think I get any help! It's a really bad experience. Other customer representatives might be nice but I will still try to avoid this place next time!

I can't believe how bad the reviews are. The staff are working like crazy as they are constantly…read morebusy. And they have to deal with the most impatient people I have ever witnessed. So thank you so much to the staff, you all are wonderful! I sadly forgot the names of the kind women who worked with me on 2 different occasions. I booked ahead both times and was even able to cancel and reschedule my appointments a couple of times with ease. I'm not sure why there are so many negative reviews when this is a very popular area, so wait times are to be EXPECTED. I enjoyed coming here much more than a DR's office. I had so much blood drawn and I was pretty anxious about it but both phlebotomists were so kind and friendly that it made for such a wonderful experience. Also, book your stuff ahead. Don't do walk ins. And have some patience!

Consistent rude staff and pathetic customer experience is the hallmark of this Labcorp center. You…read morecan wait for over an hour for an appointment you took over a month back for a 5 year old and ...you have no right to ask a question. Labcorp really needs to figure out the real root cause for the gremlins behind the counter - who get cheap thrills by passing snide comments to already troubled patients.

Standard medical staff who carry out job duties but lack true care and passion for their career. If…read moreyou need a prescription refilled fast, this place requires you to make another appointment. Once you've received a diagnosis, I recommend using an online telehealth service instead--much more humane and priced appropriately.

Beware of surprise billing!!! I was admitted to the urgent care however somewhere during the…read moreprocess of assessing my condition (x-ray etc) I was transferred into the other part of the building that did not qualify as ER and received a surprise bill for $800! My insurance covers 100% of ER after a copay. However they did not cover this bill as it was not an ER. This is unacceptable. It's a cheating practice from the very people who supposed to keep your best interest at heart. I never went to this location again and don't recommend doing it.