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Craig T.

The new location of Diagnostic Laboratory 2nd floor of the Kahala office building . This morning I needed to draw blood for my PCP doctor this new location is way better from their old location next door to Great harvest bread. The lobby is spacious lots more chairs for customers and it's a larger facility. Service is fast and friendly

Julie U.

I had to get some blood work done at Diagnostic Labs and my doctor said to just go in as the paperwork would be on file. My old doctor retired and just a few years ago I had to take in forms so I was pleasantly surprised with this new service. I went to the Kahala DLS and only had to wait about 10 minutes. The tech was good - I hate to get shots or get blood drawn so appreciate a skilled person. Now that I know where it is (second floor of Kahala Professional Building across from the Longs parking lot) I will come here when needed.

November 2023 new location on 2nd floor next to elevator
Lori I.

NOVEMBER 2023 NEW LOCATION They moved from previous location by Great Harvest/Petland to the Kahala Office Tower between Longs and Post Office/L&L/McDonalds. PRO: Parking is much better, and you can grab something to eat right after you do your fasting blood draw. Grab a paper number when you walk in. (No more dirty recycled laminated numbers!) There's a lot of seats in waiting room, so you don't have to wait in the hot sun or you could wait in the elevator lobby if you don't like sitting next to so many old people. There are 8 blood draw rooms now! CONS: the old people have all found this place already and it's only been a week! They all still come between 6a (opening) and breakfast. Expect to wait a long time if you come in the morning. Best time to come is 12-2p but then it's probably not a fasting lab draw. Fasting is overrated. I arrived 7:10 and left at 7:38. Ive become part of the old people. GenX come after 7a. The baby boomers wait in line to get in at 6a.

Arrived at 0603 and there's a line out the door.
Paul C.

I recently came back to Diagnostic Laboratory Services (DLS) for the required blood work needed for my upcoming annual physical. I've been scarred with DLS since being poked and having the needle jabbed deep inside me where I sure felt it and jumped. My last visit here wasn't memorable and to be frank, I was dreading coming back to this office. However, being that this DLS is closest to work, I arrived just a few minutes after their opening of 6am. But guess what? I was the 10th person!!! I don't know what's the deal with so many elderly people coming in super early to DLS. Is it wrong for me to assume that the elderly people are retired and have lots of time? You would think they would rather sleep in than wake up 5 o'clock for a blood test. You would have thought I would remember to pull a number when you first arrive at DLS. I mean, you must stand in line to enter the business. DLS only allows 4 people in their waiting room. The rest need to queue outside. It was still dark, and I was groggy, and I forgot again to pull a number upon arrival. Aiyah... I was fortunate where a girl, who arrived after me and noticed I forgot to pull my number, advised the staff of my situation, and allowed me to go first. Thank you to the girl and bless her heart. After sitting down, I was asked a series of questions to verify my identification. My heart raced as I started to have flashbacks of previous visits where I was jabbed multiple times without much success. I had Cherisse assist me and she was an angel. She also had a difficult time trying to locate veins on both arms. I started to worry but she then spoke with me about other things to distract my attention. She commented on my jade lifesaver pendant and mentioned she recently received one from her grandmother. She brought me at ease, and I felt more relaxed. Cherisse also gave me the option of having blood drawn from the back of my hand where the veins are more visible. I have never been given this option before but was open to it as I didn't want to get stabbed multiple times and see the worry on the technician's face. The first attempt drawing blood from the back of my hand was magical - it was executed quickly and efficiently. The next thing I knew Cherisse obtained the 2 vials needed and I was done. Overall, a much better experience at DLS where this is worthy of a 5-star rating from me.

There's a Diagnostic Laboratory just next door to the Great Harvest Bread Co. in Kahala.
Fran C.

I picked a paper number from the machine dispenser outside of the of Diagnostic Laboratory & waited patiently in the hot sun as I was reading the instructions posted all over the door entrance (before trying to enter the joint). Once I got in, I was rudely told to stick my head at the temperature machine to take my temperature, then I just stood there by the counter while the clerk just walked away without saying anything. I had my HMSA medical card & ID out, but ended up waiting at the counter like an idiot, not knowing what to do because the clerk just upped and walked away without saying anything. After waiting for over 10 minutes , and seeing a few other clerks talking on the side about something, I decided that this location was NOT FOR ME due to the lack of communication, & service. Walked straight out, jumped into my car, & drove to another DLS location to get my bloodwork done. I guess during a pandemic, workers somehow forgot how to provide any customer service?

Andy F.

Drawing blood or peeing in a cup aren't things I'd like to do often, but just gotta do it right? I've been to several Diagnostic Laboratory Services (DLS) around town with Hawaii Kai as my main one, but I was scheduled to go to the Kahala DLS. This location is very convenient, especially if you're heading out to town. It's located along Kalanianaole Hwy, after you take the off ramp before the start of the freeway. It's on the right hand side and you turn into the first driveway. It's a small strip mall that has Petland and Great Harvest Bread. There's plenty of parking. I arrived just before 10AM. There's a stand outside the door where you grab your number. I'm not sure why, but after everyone grabbed a number, they just wait in a line along the wall. It was super sunny. I'll wait in the shade, thanks. Nurses will come out to call out numbers as well as show which number they are on behind the window. It was pretty busy, and got even busier after I got my number. After checking in, you get to side inside in the cool, clean, spacious, cozy, and comfortable waiting room out of the hot, bright, and blazing sun. Many DLS location use the bright white fluorescent (probably LED now) lights. Here, the lights are just the normal, household style light fixtures with soft white bulbs. Just feels homey in here. The nurse who helped me was very clear, courteous, friendly, and professional. Definitely made me feel comfortable throughout the process. Overall, I can see why this DLS seems busier than others. Everything is so clean and so comfortable. The staff is nice and friendly, and warming. I'd probably come here whenever I need lab tests done. I just need to figure out when it's not so busy!

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