Now that I'm 60, there are certain things that I need to do to ensure I'm able to enjoy all the…read morethings that make life good (like Yelping!). So, my doctor suggested getting some blood work to make sure everything is working like it should. I stopped in here on a Monday morning (convenient parking out front) and after going through the double entry, checked in at the front window. After signing in and showing them my insurance card, I grabbed a seat. There was only one person ahead of me and within about 10 minutes, I was taken back to one of the processing rooms. The staff was friendly and expert at doing the blood draw which isn't a big deal for me, but I can see having someone who is calm and friendly might be helpful for the folks who are squeamish about blood or needles. I got my arm wrapped with a cotton ball and a gauze and was out the door about about 2 minutes after being taken back there! Amazing! My only caution is that this lab is across the street from another lab which can be confusing, especially if your insurance only works at one of them. This is the one on the west side of the street! Review #1956

Clean, professional and little to no waiting time. Best phlebotomist in Indy! Love the friendly…read moreand compassionate care. My new go to place for lab work.

One of my doctors recommended Any Lab Test Now for blood work. My insurance wasn't going to cover…read moreanything, so I needed an affordable option. Enter Any Lab Test Now. They offer a very wide variety of labs, among other things! I'd been to the Carmel location once, but this location is closer to me. Parking is available on the street in front of the building. There *is* a lot behind the building, but spots have reserved signs and there's a towing notice. I wouldn't risk it. Thankfully, I was able to find an easy spot right out front. I had a slew of blood work I was getting this day. The phlebotomist was very kind--and running the whole place herself! She told me she had 18 years of experience and it showed. We had some trouble with getting my blood at first. She had to wiggle the needle a bit, but I didn't feel a thing! And she quickly got the vials we needed. Results were back in about five business days. I had two tests that were more rare in this set. Typically, you can expect results back in 2-5 days. I'll definitely come back here as needed. It's clean, easy, professional, and pretty affordable for those without insurance coverage for whatever reason.

This was the my first time using them to get some labs done for my annual physical. First off I…read morehave to say very clean waiting room and well organized. They accept walk ins, but you can also schedule an appointment on line. They don't bill insurance, but I have a high deductible so I was going to be paying either way. Doctor called for at least 6 test and the cost was $240.00 which was fine with me. The woman working, who's name is Tuesday, was very friendly and definitely had the skills for an easy blood draw. I've had previous experiences else where that did not go so well. Tuesday has exemplary phlebotomist skills! It was fast and painless. I'd liken it to a butterfly landing on my arm. I'm seriously she is great. I am happy to have this location right downtown. I'll be using them again.

To all my homies who get to appointments early: Keep in mind, you can only check into your…read moreappointment at this Quest five minutes before your appointed time. I tried to check in 15 minutes early on my phone, and the system told me no and gave me a timer letting me know when the appropriate time to check in would be. This Quest is located inside Community Hospital North, and it's next door to an in-house Starbucks and a nice, airy waiting room, with lots of big windows and natural light. So I sat down and waited to check in. Once I checked in, though, I was called back within minutes. It's best to make an appointment at any Quest, but I feel like they are so efficient here that even if you didn't have an appointment, you wouldn't wait long. My phlebotomist was friendly and professional as she took my lifeblood from me. The whole process went quickly and somewhat painlessly. She was very nice and asked me if I wanted a countdown before she stuck the needle in, and I said no and to just do it. She did it, and it was over quickly. The only downside to this location is the construction surrounding the building, and the fact that this Quest Diagnostics is located in a busy hospital so parking is kind of a pain. Otherwise, I would put this Quest on my list of locations to visit if I need a blood draw.

I have been to this location multiple times as a walk in and then also as a scheduled appointment…read more I have noticed that having an appointment makes it go quicker than walking in. But if you choose to walk in it's best to do it early in the morning. I did a walk in at 8:45am and I was seen a little before 9am even though it said I would have to wait until 9:15am. The phlebotomist was very gentle and had listened to my tips on what to use to draw my blood. The employee I had was quick and efficient. The waiting area was clean.

Had to use this lab for a drug screen for school. I arrived around 8:30 am with one person in front…read moreof me. I waited about thirty seconds in the lobby before being called back. They made the process quick and simple. Both techs were very polite! I would definitely use them again.

Went close to noon. Wanted to get there prior lunch time. Because many of these kind of places…read moreclose for an hour because of that. The location wasn't where I thought it was. It took a little more time to find it. Their signage could be better since there is another Lab across the street. In any event they took me and very efficient and quick. They coordinated with my insurance company right on the spot and one of the panels wasn't covered by my insurance co. cost me out of pocket $15.00. I bet all of that plus 4 test tubes of blood took all of about 15 minutes and I was back in my car!

I like their Saturday hours. Unfortunately there seems to always just be one person on duty and has…read moreto take care of the office as well as the lab part. So if you get a few people in the waiting room, you'll have to wait a while. Otherwise I have always received quick and friendly service. I am also grateful that the phlebotomist know what they are doing and generally find my veins on the first try.

This lab is on the 2nd floor of the Community Health building. There is lots of parking which…read moreincluded a ton of handicap parking. This is my 3rd visit here with my Aunt. We are always in and out very quickly. This location does take a lunch break and it is closed for 1 hour from 12:30-1:30. It didn't list this on the website and the only number I could find was a main one where the woman told me they never closes, which I knew was un-true. I just forgot what time they closed. Luckily we made it with half hour to spare.

Lab and immigration medical services is what they do. The Rizvi's are Very sweet couple. Babar is…read morethe owner and he welcomed me with his big smile. His wife does paperwork on Saturday mornings. I was promptly greeted. Paperwork was quick. The place looked very clean. My Labworks was drawn pretty quickly. Saturdays are appointments only. I am happy I made an appointment. I'll definitely refer lab on demand to my friends and families.

My wife and I went to Lab on Demand and were very impressed with the quality of service and the…read morepricing. Best in town. Karen has rolling veins and it is always a huge issue. Not here one stick, great job.

Ya know what? I guess I'm going against the grain here but I had a fairly positive, smooth…read moreexperience here. I now need labs on an ongoing basis so my new healthcare provider called them in through labcprp. I booked my appointment online, showed up and checked in at their kiosk, waited about two minutes and was promptly taken back to have my labs drawn. The woman working was friendly enough and down to business. Overall, it was a solid experience. The parking lot was surprisingly full during my visit so give yourself a minute upon arrival.

We had an appointment made through labcorp website, but the kiosk checkin (no humans at all) didn't…read morerecognize our appointment. The wait time was 1.5 hours. Also office is dirty looking and depressing. US medical is in steep decline. There's no professionalism, just greed.

Great experience again today! I am high anxiety and yes I'm scared of needles too. I always use…read morethis lab because they are super clean, quick, do a great job and are really good dealing with and easing my anxieties. They even have stickers!

The automated check in was not functional. No one came out to service the clients. You would think…read morethat a public facing business would try to take care of their clients It is a shame that you have to give them a 1 star when they deserve no stats

I chose this urgent care because 1. They took my insurance and 2. It was an urgent care that did…read moreCovid testing. Thankfully it was just a Covid scare, but they handled everything great and got me in same day. They scheduled an appointment for me so they could coordinate my care without risking me exposing others. To protect staff and others they tell you to wait in your car until they are ready to bring you to a room, and then they call you and you can come in. The nurse was great, testing was fast... I know the nasal swab stinks but it went really fast and wasn't as bad as some of the other swabs I've gotten. Results were ready in less than 15 minutes and then I met with a PA to go over those (and receive treatment if I had needed it) and then I was on my way and good to go! Super smooth process and I was very grateful.

This practice ruined my life. I came here during a very dark place in my life. And I needed some…read moretesting for a possible STI/UTI. Off the bat. Without the tests even coming back positive for anything , I was prescribed doxycycline as an antibiotic treatment. About half way through the treatment I was feeling really bad abdominal pain. I called my pcp at this office and she told me "Oh that's completely normal with doxycycline, just finish the course ". I finished the course. And after , My pain symptoms got so bad I ended up in the emergency room several times since. I was diagnosed with doxycycline induced gastritis . (Inflammation of the stomach lining ) . The medication I was prescribed here literally damaged my stomach lining. And my life has been hell ever since. Instead of trying to treat it. The doctor who prescribed it referred me to a GI practice , who didn't have anyone available but a Nurse practitioner. And I ended up paying hundreds of dollars in copays there just to make the issue even worse. This happened back in January and it's April now and I'm still in pain . I can't eat anything besides chicken toast or bread. And this has made my life a living hell. I went in for a visit and got blood work done. And when the results came back I was told " See you In May " . This place is corrupt and they will literally prescribe you medications without a active diagnosis or a confirmation of one. And they will say "Well that's the standard of care. " The doctors here are pharmaceutical sales people. Not doctors who care about you. I'm still going through the gastritis. This is the most miserable thing I have ever been through and could of all been prevented if the doctor would of waited for test results to come back instead of throwing a prescription at me. I'm down almost 100lbs now. I can't eat anything. And I'm in constant pain. They ruined my life !

Usually able to be seen within 10 minutes, but it depends on how many people are working (usually…read more2, but occasionally 1), how many patients are waiting, and what time of day it is. Since a major primary care facility is in the same building, not to mention many other specialty doctors, the wait times can be significant. If it is busy? I come back, but I live within two blocks of the facility.

This is the worst place. There are no humans checking you in and the automated check in is not…read moreintuitive. The room is filled with extremely mad and confused older people who need and want to talk to a human receptionist. This is why I put off getting my labs done. You can hear the workers in the back, through the door, cutting up and laughing and talking. Which is fine, but with a lobby filled with 8 angry clients, it is a bit ridiculous. Do not come to quest! You will leave angry and frustrated