As part of my annual checkups, I always get blood drawn to monitor my overall health. Located…read moredirectly on Greenback Lane (in Citrus Heights) and just a couple blocks east of I-80, the "Sutter Medical Plaza Greenback Lab" has been my go-to place dating back to 2023. Parking here is relatively easy to find as the dedicated lot is spacious enough to accommodate a few dozen vehicles at any given time. Their hours are also quite reasonable as they are open Monday through Friday from 6:30am to 5:00pm while being closed on weekends. My most recent visit was during the morning of Friday 12/11/2025 at around 9:00am. I checked in one day prior on the My Health Online app through Sutter Health which was a very seamless process as they had a ton of open timeslots available. After entering the facility, you make an immediate walk to the right, sign-in, and wait (which was less than 5 minutes). And since this was for Lab bloodwork, I made sure they did a Lipid (cholesterol level) profile, comprehensive metabolic panel, prostate antigen test, and complete blood cell count. Once I was seen by a medical specialist, they checked my vitals (heart & blood pressure) and weight. Since I fasted 12 hours prior to coming here, I got a syringe in my left arm (which was just a slight "pinch") and was on my way. Total time from when I arrived to when I exited the building was less than 10 minutes. Overall, the front desk staff and nurses were all very friendly and accommodating. All in all, the "Sutter Medical Plaza Greenback Lab" was a fairly positive experience with no hiccups or issues. My rating, an above average four stars.

It's work hours 10 AM and no one is answering the phone to schedule an appointment!!!read more

I have been here now two times. It's been an awesome experience and much better than the lab that…read morestarts with the letter Q. The waiting room has been empty both times and I was in right at appt time or early. The main reason for this positive review is Leeza (spelling) she is AMAZING. She's friendly has a way of making you feel very comfortable, and the best part is you only need to get poked once. Highly recommended I will be using them from now on and the test was actually cheaper than the cost at the other lab! Win win!

I had an appointment this morning that I scheduled over a month ago. I took time off of work and…read moredrove to this location only to find the doors locked and a note on the door the said "This locations is closed today. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused." I'm sure you value your time, but so do your clients. If you were truly sorry for the inconvenience then at the very LEAST you could have called your clients that had appointments today to explain that you were not going to be open. Instead you inconvenienced everyone that had appointments today by wasting their time by having them drive the whole way to the lab for no reason, and have to turn-around and go home. This was a complete waste of my time and money. This is the definition of terrible customer service. I understand that things may come up that would cause an unexpected closure, but do what's right and at least contact those that had appointments. Again, this is customer service 101. Do better Labcorp!

Dislike this location too bc it's so hard to get appts here due to being right by the hospital…read more Would not recommend walk in unless u go right b4 opening bc they're super packed. This location needs more chairs. Tons of people were standing bc they ran out of chairs. They also don't provide heat in the lobby so on a really cold winter day, it was miserably cold in the lobby, esp w patients coming in and out 10x an hr. which is terrible when you're doing a glucose tolerance test and u have to wait around for 1,2, or 3 hrs. The inside for the employees was nice and toasty. The other thing i highly dislike about quest is that their stupid TVs are always BLASTING ads about the tests they offer. Can't do anything bc their ads are irritatingly loud and keep u from hearing anything else or concentrating on your work if u bring a laptop to work on while waiting. It's just not patient-friendly at all.

I like quest because you can check in when you get there with your phone appointments are very…read morequick and easy. Been going there for a while with my daughter who went behind.

Had an appt at 10:30 AM, got in and lab lady (filipino or Hispanic) was NOT pleasant and said she…read moredidn't see any referral from my Dr. so I left. I called my Dr immediately and she verified there was a referral and to go back in. I go back in at 10:40 AM and I talked to another lab lady, (black, wearing green glasses) and she could care less about my situation! She said the lab tech was now on a break and would be back at NOON! Noon! and no one could help me and closed the door me! I will be reporting this to headquarters! NO WONDER THIS PLACE GOT HORRIBLE REVIEWS. These ladies are only there for a paycheck, no compassion, no caring, no professionalism what so ever!

Love the Jameson Ct Quest office. Always competent,…read morethoughtful and resilient staff... answer my questions and streamline my visits. I can log in on the display and it shows my place in line. I can wait in the waiting room, or outside and be texted to return for my appointment.

Long wait even with appt. Don't bother if you don't have one. They have like 2 plebotomists and 30…read morepts per hour

No longer open please update stupid Yelp wants a longer post this is dumb blah blah blahread more

I needed stitches for a hurt hand and was seen at the Howe Ave location. Dr.s Lillian and Mark were…read moreprofessional and compassionate and I was seen fairly quickly- much quicker than the ER.

I had a very disappointing experience at AIMS Urgent Care…read more Before arriving, I completed my registration and insurance information online because I wanted to be seen as quickly as possible. When I got there at 6pm, I was asked to fill out additional paperwork, and then I was told they didn't accept my insurance--even though I had already submitted it online and everything appeared to be approved. The nurse who took my vitals seemed rushed and inattentive. She had trouble getting my temperature to register multiple times. I overheard her tell a coworker that the thermometer wasn't working, but instead of using another thermometer or trying a different method, she recorded my temperature as 98°F even though I had been running a fever since the night before. That was very concerning to me. Both the nurse and the doctor were dismissive throughout my visit. When I tried explaining all of my symptoms, I felt like neither of them was really listening. The doctor spoke very quickly, spent very little time with me, and ordered a rapid strep test. While I waited, I could hear staff at the front desk laughing and talking while I sat in the exam room waiting for results. Instead of the doctor coming back to explain my diagnosis or answer any questions, someone from the front desk came into my room and simply told me I was free to leave and that my results would be emailed to me. I was told I would be prescribed antibiotics, but no one explained what medication I was receiving or discussed my diagnosis in person. I was also told my prescription would be ready in about 40 minutes, but it wasn't available until around 9:00 p.m. The following day, I called to request a doctor's note because I was still very sick. I was told they could only provide documentation saying I had been seen, not a note addressing work restrictions. Given my symptoms and diagnosis, I asked whether they could provide documentation supporting time off while I was contagious, but they declined. I also asked if they could email the note since I was ill and trying to avoid going out again, but they refused and told me I would have to come pick it up in person. Overall, I left feeling unheard, dismissed, and frustrated. My concerns weren't taken seriously, communication was poor, and the level of care I received did not meet my expectations. I hope this feedback encourages improvements in patient communication and attentiveness.

Early scheduled appointments equal decreased wait times. Kiosk check-in system is fast, convenient…read moreand user-friendly. Communication with the phlebotomist will help to minimize miscommunication, provide clarification and eliminate unnecessary pokes. You are your best historian, so speak up about your veins, i.e. small, like to peek & retreat, rollover, needle type that has worked in the past such as a 'Butterfly', ecetera. With an appointment, being seen on time is the result, because Quest policy is to provide service to all scheduled appointments prior to servicing walk-ins. Waiting area is sufficient for mobility devices such as wheelchairs , walkers, canes and more. Blood draw area can be a tight squeeze for wheelchairs but the phlebotomists rearrange things to make access. With a scheduled appointment, an experience at Quest has the potential to be optimum. Oh, have insurance card or payment ready at the time of appointment or optionally, input health insurance information under the profile section in the MyQuest system when scheduling appointment. Anything to save time. Time is a priceless commodity.

If I could do no star. I would Had a appointment at 8:10…read moreChecked In 7:40 There was no one to ask what's going on and how long wait is. Their window closed their door is locked. Waiting room is full of patients. All checked in on the machine And when asked why no one helping. Very rude and disrespectful response. She said I'm all by myself. And nothing I can help with. But it's seems like this is every day routine (per people that they have come here before) Hope these reviews help improvement

First of all, never go there without an appointment. That said, my 8:00 appointment was on time…read more Their were 3 people sitting when I entered. The check in was fast. There were 2 people ahead of me at my time slot and another who was called before me not on my list. I was treated by Jazz who was polite and friendly! I barely felt the needle. I was out by about 8:15. Thank you!

Seems that they overbook their appointments, if you work or pressed on time and expect to get out…read morethere at a decent time don't go here. The last two visits I arrived a little early, which was a total waste of time because they were over 30 minutes late on appointments. I then had to wait for a more experience phlebotomist because I'm a hard draw so I was there for over an hour and a half which included 15 minutes of me getting there early....but still. I have been here and been poked four times just to get my order filled so this last time even though I had to wait a long time for an experience phlebotomist, I only got poked once which was a win. Beware it's definitely hitting us here. I wouldn't come if you need to be out of here by a certain time. I've also noticed the last two times I've been there. There has been no parking as well, so if you wanna save some time and frustration, I'd choose another location or go to LabCorp.