Usually I have horrible experiences with lab work but kagan is a true professional. I don't want…read moreanyone else to stick me with any needles besides her. I felt nothing. It was fast. She was friendly and compassionate and patient with me. I have avoided getting any bloodwork done for 10 years due to bad experiences... kagan has shown me a new light in life and I am forever grateful.

Find another labcorp location. These people have no clue. Their computers were down. I checked in…read moreand it tells me to wait until I'm contacted. After waiting 15 minutes after my appointment I start trying to call but get no answer. I stood by their door for 30 minutes and they couldn't stick their heads out to see if anyone is waiting. They can't do any tests because the computer is down. They can't answer the phone? They can't look outside to see if people with appointments are waiting? What a complete waste.

I can't recommend Dr. Lily highly enough! From the very first session, she brought a level of care,…read moreknowledge, and professionalism that immediately put me at ease. She took the time to listen to my concerns, thoroughly assess my condition, and explain her treatment plan in a way that was easy to understand and gave me confidence in the process. Dr. Lily is the kind of physical therapist who makes you laugh so much, you forget you're actually working. We bonded over our love for reading and somehow turned therapy sessions into plot twists and punchlines. 10/10 would recommend--especially if you like your healing with a side of humor! Thanks to Dr. Lily, I've regained strength, mobility, and hope. She's not only an excellent therapist but also a wonderful person to work with. If you're looking for someone skilled, encouraging, and truly dedicated to your recovery, Dr. Lily is the one.

I am absolutely disgusted with the people at this office. I had my first appointment scheduled to…read morehave my daughter established with a primary. I drove all the way from Elgin (40 minutes plus fighting traffic) and due to being 3 minutes late over the 10 minute late window (13 minutes total) my appointment was canceled! It's June, next available appointment is in AUGUST. Claims they called me but I have ZERO missed calls from today which I showed them! Instead of working with me and being understanding that life happens, they continued to argue with me. All they could say is sorry we can schedule you for another location, today we have availability in Kyle, Texas. Ma'am be soo for real right now. I'm absolutely disgusted by this office. Claims the Dr needs an hour for the appointment but if my appointment is at 9:20 and the Dr has to leave at 10, how does that even make sense. Wish I could leave ZERO stars.

With an appointment this was awesome. Easy check in and Melly was super helpful. I would say the…read morefacility was very basic and spartan.. Could use some love or a mid-Austin location that partners with functional medicine providers as a cooperative service. Quest could do an upscale branded location and likely get more clients.

The phlebotomist I got was proficient and personable, but the overall business didn't seem run…read moreoptimally. They literally do not have someone at the front desk, period, to help with any questions or answer any phone calls. It's literally up to the automated kiosk, and automated voice messaging system. Therefore, if you have literally any question or issue, there is literally ZERO way to get it resolved. This becomes a problem when they also seem really behind and unorganized. My test results were delayed and missing, and there was zero way to talk to someone about receiving them or figuring out what happened to them.

I've been to this location twice. The first time, I had to wait to receive any kind of direction at…read morethe front desk because the two nurses were too busy flirting with each other. I also asked for an itemized receipt of the blood work I had done and they all but refused. They kept arguing that I wouldn't have to pay anything anyways because the insurance would cover it. Sure enough, I received a bill from CPL a few weeks later. Today I went in to get the same work done only a month after my first visit. They had no record of me ever being there or of any billing. I had to call my doctor to get the same paperwork sent over again for the tests I needed. They also had me fill out an entirely new set of my information. I do not recommend this place. The majority of the employees are very unprofessional.

Did almost a dozen samples for blood testing. Walked in right before lunch (they close for lunch),…read moreI was back in an exam room in less than 10 minutes, 1 poke, many vials of samples, no pain. The faintest of a mark on the arm later. Excellent. Side note. I left my phone in the room. They were locked for lunch but a rapped on the door and a tech quickly brought me my phone. Great group!!!

Arrived at 8:10 am to find 3 other parties waiting for this place to open. It is supposed to…read moreopen at 8am. One woman had to leave to get back to work. Children started arriving from pediatricians' clinics at Dell Medical Center. One family also left. Door finally opened at 8:30. Got blood drawn at 9:10am. Missed meeting at 9am for tax work (tomorrow is the deadline). Woefully understaffed lab, especially with children's hospital right next door. Go somewhere else if you can. Not worth losing a job over.

The hours say it opens at 8, but it did not open until about 8:45. The worker acted as if he was…read morejust passing by and letting us in the suite, when he was the reason it was not open. I got there at 7:59 and was not seen until 9:15. The phlebotomist gave me different numbers when I asked how much blood was drawn. It seemed like she just pulled a random amount and not what the order asked. This is a problem because my daughter has already had a lot of blood drawn and only the necessary amount should have been pulled. I had to pay more for parking because of the time even though it was not my fault it took so long. I hate that this is the only pediatric Labcorp because I do not wish to return here.

I absolutely abhor going to these places but I feel really confident at this location. The staff is…read moreseasoned and has been drawing blood for a long time. The front desk staff is really nice and will get you in and out. Make sure you bring your physical lab orders because they're not always faxed. The technician was super gentle with me and we had easy conversation. Will always return to this location if I have to go to a CPL.

This location is always super quick and friendly. They take great care of patients. Everyone there…read morehas done a good job hitting my vein on the first try, and I'm not an easy stick.

Their team is amazing! Highly rec!…read more Michelle, Brian and Nevee were super helpful! Loved the service and kindness.

Offer amazing shots and testing at affordable rates. Staff is friendly and efficient. Love getting…read morethe multi vitamin B here and have gotten food sensitivity test which offered an array of good information.

There is a ballad waiting to be written - something along the lines of Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's…read moreRestaurant Massacree" perhaps - about this woman who is strong, obstinate and disturbingly determined. The ballad should also be about the place that heroically enabled her stubbornness and resolve. Here's the raw data, and wildly, every bit of it is true. I pieced it together after speaking with about a dozen people. 10 weeks after having undergone two heart procedures, my nearly deaf 93-year-old mom sets out on her own for an adventure. Her goal? The scrumptious lox bagel at Mary's Cafe. She missteps exiting the car and... kaboom! She falls and breaks her hip. She is literally across the street from St. David's Medical Center. A kind man rushes to her aid. Together, at her command, they get her BACK IN THE CAR. SHE DRIVES HERSELF ACROSS TOWN AND GOES HOME. There, she realizes that she can't get out of the car. She is half in-half out. After ten minutes, an innocent passerby in our quiet residential neighborhood hears her bleating plea and - again - at her command, helps get her back in the car, whereupon mom DRIVES HERSELF ACROSS TOWN AND BACK TO ST DAVID'S. It took three nurses and the manager of concierge services to extract her from her old beater Honda - the one with manual door locks - and it ended up in valet parking alongside the Porsches and a Ferrari. Mom would go on to have a nine inch nail inserted in her hip and spend two weeks at St. David's, one week in the Medical Center and one week in St. David's Rehabilitatiom Hospital. Here she was treated with dignity and compassion by every single person we encountered. And there were tons of them. Every effort was made to make her feel comfortable. Cozy even. The staff made her laugh. Encouraged her. Listened carefully to every word she said. Her in-house doctors watched over so thoughtfully. The physical and occupational therapists helped her to understand that she *could* meet her goal of regaining her independence. Yes, there were times when a nurse promised to bring her something and then forgot, but really, things couldn't have gone better. The food? Not too shabby, and if you are a visitor, there are alternating pop up caterers for things like sushi, Indian and Mexican food, every week day. Parking? Free if you're over 65. Just scan your driver's license instead of your parking stub. And my mom's old beater Honda rubbing shoulders with the glamor cars in Valet? I drove it out myself... free of charge.

I was sent to St David's to get imaging of my colon with a barium enima. We scheduled north…read morelocation since it is closer. They told me no prep was necessary, which was odd but fortunate. When we got there, checked, escorted to radiology, i was informed they do not do that procedure at that location! I had to reschedule 3 weeks later at the south location. This time I prepped ($167 sutabs) the night before. We are driving there the morning of the procedure when they call me to tell me they ran out of barium yhf day before and will need to reschedule! Absolutely incompetence! Do not recommend them!!​

The staff is slow they don't follow the appointment times. There is no one at the front to check…read morein. I don't know if I would ever come back here. Why schedule an appointment at 9 if they are gonna tell me walks ins are here and I need to wait as well.

***URINE DRUG TEST (UDS) IS ONLY MON-FRI FROM 1-3PM.*** Do not be me who came in the morning,…read morechecked in, and missed the at least two paper signs (front door and on the check in kiosk) that displays this information. I walked in (for the second time that day) without an appointment and was helped out within 10 minutes. Seems like they only have one person available at the front desk who also is the phlebotomist, so I can imagine it can get busy, even with an appointment. Once it was my turn, he provided clear instructions and was professional. I would consider implementation of a number/ticket system and estimated wait times to help with workflow/customer expectations.

First time coming to this pro metric center and it was a smooth process. It's a nice flat first…read morefloor facility so it's easily accessible and detectable. There are two bathrooms and waiting room with full of lockers. Four big lockers and others are small. During the exam the temperature in the room got slightly hot and you can feel the music from the other facility but it was a small matter. The staffs are nice and let me go and out of the exam rooms easily for my break times. Overall, it was good!

This was my first time here as I was scheduled to sit for a 4.5 hr exam. I was scheduled to take…read morethe exam at 8 AM but showed up around 7:30 AM as it doesn't hurt to give myself some wiggle room. Boy am I glad I did as there were already a few people in front of me and I learned that if you weren't checked in before your exam cutoff time you can actually be denied from testing, yikes! So for those who are scheduled try to show up early if you can. Also, this location is QUITE strict and I found out the hard way that you can't wear any windbreaker material clothing so be sure to wear a cotton based one and preferably without pockets. Unfortunately the only jacket I had was this material but luckily I found an approved jacket in lost in found. Yes, I had to wear a stranger's jacket because otherwise I would be freezing cold without it. Oh and when I say freezing I mean this place is chilly, I think they said they keep the place at like 65. So, if you run cold like me be sure to bundle up in a cotton based sweater and pants. Also, be advised that each time you enter the testing area you will be screened as if you were going through TSA security. Actually they were more strict than TSA because in addition to being scanned by a metal detector, you have to put all pockets inside out, pull up your pants and shirt sleeves, and if you wear glasses they make you take it off to examine. Yeah, this place doesn't mess around when it comes to cheating! Oh and for those who are sensitive to noises, definitely bring some earplugs as the noise cancelling headphones provided didn't seem to block out much for me. This was quite distracting because not only were they tight fitting but I could still hearing my neighbor clacking away! Luckily despite all these snafus I still passed my exam so yay, but I do hope my experience helps some future test takers.