I must have hit the jackpot because my experience was incredible. I walked up at 7:45 and stood in…read morea line, 7th place, checked in on the kiosk, sat down, got called within 30 mins, paid, pee'd, blood drawn, and out within an hour. It seemed to me everyone was a walk in, maybe that's why there's no appts for weeks? Not sure. The staff was wonderful, they got my vein in the first shot (which is rare for my dehydrated @$$). It's a small and chaotic office but they have a system down. I think the determining factor is what time you show up. Godspeed people.

Scheduled an appt thru their system and when I went in for my appt time, they didn't have me…read morescheduled. They were rude, completely unaccommodating & offered zero explanation as to why the system messed up my appt. The office was filthy and waiting room was uncomfortably crowded. The women at the counter are anything but helpful and look miserable. I would give negative stars if I could! Actually thankful my appt got screwed up because I wouldn't trust this facility with my toenail clippings.

The ARC point Lab was very clean and the lab person (Nadine) was friendly and greeted me…read moreimmediately when signing in for my appointment. I was in and out quickly. I would recommend this Lab. Good experience.

I was looking for a place to get an allergy test and found this place. Wonderful staff with hours…read morethat fit my schedule. Will come back.

Long story short: I was scheduled for blood work at 8 a.m. for the week of April 17, 2006. Arrived…read moreat 7:55 am and was given access to the building and office by then. Walking in, I showed my prepaid label to the attendant and asked whether it was better to check in on a tablet or with her directly. The attendant responded dismissively, asking what I was doing there 5 minutes before my appointment, which made me feel undervalued as a customer. My experience was marred by her dismissive attitude, which made me feel unwelcome despite having prepaid for my bloodwork. I proceeded with a corporation report, and today, April 22, I received a call from Labcorp apologizing, explaining, and presenting her side of the facts: she was "surprised" because I showed up 5 minutes earlier, given that the area around is full of homeless people. I appreciated the acknowledgment and the effort to clarify the situation. Then Labcorp, through their employee, assumed I was a homeless person, even presenting the pre-paid label of my appointment. Take your conclusions from here.

Shout out to Sharon for being so amazing today. She was really welcoming, kind, warm and friendly…read more Took really great care of me and explaining the process from potential billing/future lab work she saw I'll need to come back in for. I usually dread coming to do lab work and although I had to pay for street parking, got a bit lost due to the construction happening outside, meeting Sharon was a highlight. I barely felt the needle and chatting with her made the process painless! I'll definitely be coming back to this location for future blood work, they're by far the best in my book !

One of the advantages of living in San Diego is UCSD research. This is one of the new center to…read moreget the Early Test, which can detect HIV infection as early as one week after exposure. While tradition HIV testing like the Rapid Test detects HIV by detecting antibodies, the Early Test detects infection by detecting the virus. One can get both tests performed and both are FREE. Results of the standard Rapid Test will be given within 15 minutes while the Early Test results will take two weeks. The doctor will provide a personalized ID number along with a date to check for the results online (https://theearlytest.ucsd.edu/The_Early_Test/Results_of_The_Early_Test_HIV_Antibody_%26_HIV_Viral_Load_Testing_in_San_Diego,_California.html ) or by phone. For HIV testing at this site, I find it best to make an appointment. Find parking on the street; there's usually plenty within a three block radius on Park Blvd. Lead The Way is hard to miss, it's literally across from the Crypt (http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-crypt-san-diego-2#hrid:If-S8-HYtS143l9lASWtqQ/src:self ). Lead The Way is very different from the two other places I've been to get tested before (http://www.yelp.com/biz/ucsd-antiviral-research-center-san-diego#hrid:4JuCu7uiyaw-lTRY70QAuQ/src:self ). When they say they're trying to banish the sigma of HIV testing, they mean it. It's an intensely relax atmosphere. The decor is modern and definitely sets the mood they're going for. There's one computer station to surf the internet while waiting. I got in right away with my appointment and the whole thing took 30 minutes. After explaining the consent forms and procedure, they pricked my finger for the rapid test. The results are faster than the mouth swap by 10-20 minutes. During the 10-15 minutes waiting time for the results, the worker asked me further questions about my sexual practices and explained things if I needed it. It wasn't my first time at the rodeo, so I didn't really need much explanation. Then, I got my rapid results and was taken into a room to get my blood drawn for the Early Test. Done and done. PS Note that there are limits to every test and know what the results are telling you. While the Early Test detects recent infection well, the Rapid Test detects a wider time frame. It's important to pick the appropriate test for your possible exposure time frame. I like to do both for the overlap.

Get yourself tested . Fast free and friendly. Wonderful…read more service for the community! John

I want to give a shout out to La Toya, the awesome phlebotomist who was so quick and efficient at…read moredrawing my blood! She tapped my left arm, immediately found a vein, injected a needle, and drew blood effortlessly. I was in and out in a matter of minutes. This was probably the quickest visit to LabCorp. I had made an appointment so my wait time was only 10 minutes in the waiting room.

Labcorp @9850 Genessee Ave.: The front desk to the lab…read morepersonnels were so rude & hostile. The working environment was hostile among themselves and mostly to patients who came in. The management has to create a better environment than this ongoing rudeness and hostile attitude. It's not my 1st visit that I felt and treated badly but the following visits are the same. They are chronically maintain a hostile environment that needs to change.

Hector was amazing! I came for a blood draw and I was so nervous. He was so kind and made me feel…read moreso comfortable. 10/10 experience! Office was clean and was in and out within 15 minutes!

I have worked for Sharp, UCSD, and Scripps and let me tell you, they are the only people who have…read morefigured out how to get a hard stick like me without issue! Sometimes we use my hand, sometimes a butterfly needle, and sometimes it works out how it should, but they never use me as a pin cushion. I have been other places that had to use the hospital IV team and stick random parts of my body I didn't know worked. This is a seamless process with the nicest staff. And very time efficient!!

Made an appt the day before for 8:45am the next day. I arrived early at 8:35am. Waited in my car as…read moresigns instructed and watched people who arrived after me get helped first. I Waited till 9am and left as I had to go to work. No one ever asked for my check in info or anything. They only had 2 people outside actively testing. No one else to to do crowd control. What a mess. Why have an appt system if you don't even have a check in system?? Waste of a morning. CVS is easier and cheaper byeeee

I've been helping a friend who is in the process of having a kidney transplant that recently ran…read moreinto a huge roadblock. Unfortunately, the donor got into some trouble and is now being held in a county detention center. Fortunately, the county was still willing to work with my friend and the detainee to complete the transplant. We were in dire need to find a mobile phlebotomist that could quickly go into a detention center during a tight time window to complete required testing. I also needed a lab that the county and the hospital would approve. I called quite a few phlebotomists and mobile labs but was having no luck getting someone to meet my requirements. Fortunately, a nurse friend referred me to Mobile Xpress Clinics. What a God send. Jill, the Operations Manger, listened to my requirements of needing someone to go do the testing as soon as possible. She answered every call (which were quite a few) and had all the answers I needed to get this scheduled. She also followed up with the hospital and the county to verify she had all the information that was needed to ensure everything went flawlessly. Jill also had the blood and urine draws transported directly to the transplant center's lab saving us the need to hire another currier service. I can't even put into words how caring and accommodating she was. Jill and her team (thank you too Windy) were willing to work around any schedule that the county and the hospital required. Mobile Xpress' prices were very reasonable as well. It is not everyday I need a service like this but if I do, I will always have their number in my phone. I could not have had a better experience. I wish more companies were this diligent, caring, and professional.

I have had a lot of blood draws on a frequent basis. My veins are beat up bad, especially after my…read morerecent life-saving major surgery. I've had from good to bad technicians as my veins are very difficult. Today I was treated by Fang L at LabCorp on Moraga. This woman is a diamond.! She was kind compassionate and technically savvy. It doesn't matter how long she has been doing her profession she should be teaching it! Thank you Fang you are remarkable

I'm giving Labcorp 2-stars because of their 1-star phone service. They DO NOT return calls even…read morethough they promise they will. I've left three voice messages on three successive days. The phone rings over to voice mail each time. No one has the courtesy to respond. My health issues are important to me but they don't seem to care at this point. I don't get it. Why make a promise that you have not intention on fulfilling? If you don't want to provide service, just say that and I'll drive to your location and ask my question there where you can't ignore me. But stop wasting my time on unreturned calls. As for taking blood and getting results, they do this very well. I often have tests results the very next morning, though getting them is a bit peculiar depending on who ordered the tests. I've had good experiences there but their phone service is complete absent.

Best lab in San Diego. Very easy to work with, they're super attentive to my needs (and I can be a…read morepain in the butt), and Kim is super knowledgeable. Highly recommend them.

Ultimate Labs offers fast, accurate, and specialized service! I love how they interact with their…read moreclients. They are very innovative with their solutions and provide excellent customer service! They even sell water kits I can order at Amazon.

My wife and I were fed up with UCSD doctors' scare tactics, tired of waiting rooms, tired of…read moreextortionate and unnecessary lab tests, tired of the runaround that seems inevitable in the health-care systems of American cities. Luckily, a friend recommended this wonderful nurse practitioner, who can perform nearly any health-maintenance service one might need, with the imprimature of a doctor as backup. Exams are less stressful, rates are reasonable; she listens well, and takes good notes. Office visits are empathic, fact-finding conversations. How wonderful to be actually taken seriously! How refreshing to not be repeatedly tested for diseases we can't possible have, just because that's the clinic's (or hospital's) standard ($$) procedure. If you've ever had to call and call and call ... and call ... to get your lab results - you need to consider switching health-care providers! And you won't give up quality of care at this small clinic, either. UCSD had misdiagnosed my wife for years; they kept treating her for the wrong condition. They ignored all evidence she presented them that was contrary to their diagnosis. When her test results kept getting worse, not better, UCSD's only answer was ... to increase the dosage! When she told them she was going to stop taking the expensive medicine, since it wasn't helping, they made a note in her medical record, labeling her a "difficult patient" to deal with (in other words, a hysterical, unreasonable person)--virtually guaranteeing that other doctors wouldn't take her seriously, either. Yet on her first visit to Progressive, she was tested for things that UCSD never even considered testing for--and bingo! A new diagnosis, new medicine, and changes in diet have made my wife feel like a whole new woman.

Suzann Gage, the Nurse Practitioner, at Progressive Health Services is absolutely amazing! It is a…read morepeaceful place, she takes the time to give good care and is very kind. The best well rounded health care I have ever received.