Potomac location- Kaitlyn, no customer service, extremely rude, poor lab draws with a large needle…read more Really long wait times because I brought my order in on email. Not a great experience.

Lone Tree Location. Manager is mean and rude. He raised his voice and was aggressive. He brought…read morepeople to watch a blood draw procedure without asking me about it. It was awkward to stay in the small room with 4 people around you. He made me promise never to come back to this location anymore. Awful experience for a long time.

I had to get fingerprints here since I'm a therapist. The lady working here was very nice and…read morehelpful. Process was very easy and pleasant experience.

I came here to take a Personal 6 panel drug test, in which they did that for me. After getting the…read moreresult of a Positive I was highly confused as I've gotten constant negatives with at home test and another lab confirmed negative. I asked to look at the test in which it showed a faint negative line in the negative column which is a negative. The Lady told me "well since the computers image didn't pick it up it's a positive." The lady herself even saw the negative line as so did I but I guess since the computers picture didn't pick it up it was a positive which is complete B.S. Collectors are trained on this protocol. If the automated reader glitches or misses a faint line, the collector has the responsibility to verify the result manually (visual inspection) and ensure the test is handled correctly. Overriding a clearly visible line and calling it positive because "the screen/computer can't pick it up" is not following the rules--it's a procedural error. The "computer can't pick it up" override is not how the rules are supposed to work. Automated readers and human observers are both expected to follow the "any visible line = negative" protocol. The initial immunoassay screen must report any visible line in the Test (T) region -- no matter how faint -- as below the 50 ng/mL cutoff and therefore negative. Intensity of the line should not be graded nor is it graded; the test is binary for the screen and does not measure intensity. Thankfully this was a Personal test and not one for a job, or there would have been a bigger legal issue. I do not recommend this place at all and they do not follow protocol and simply base your result from an image where many variables take place(Lighting, Computer error etc..)This was a clear negative even if the line was faint which myself and the worker clearly saw the negative line. Staff should be retrained and I do not recommend this place especially if you're doing a test for a specific job.

I had to go here for a drug test to start a new job. Not only did things go very fast but the team…read moremember Samreen was very polite and explained every step. I felt like I was given full priority. The facility was clean and I didn't have to be there long.

Scheduling was easy, the team there is great, clean facility and they were efficient. People…read morefrequently have trouble doing my blood draws but this time was fast and easy on me.

They came to my house and got my labs and I didn't even have to do anything but open the door. I…read moresat there on my couch and watched my TV and I didn't even feel her stick me. I am usually a very hard stick and she got me on the first try! 5 stars hands down!!

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It is difficult now to get an appointment online at Labcorp, but they will take you on a walk-in…read morebasis if you have your written orders from the doctor. I think my doctor had sent the order over to Labcorp previously, but to be sure, I asked my doctor's office to email it to me too, and I printed off the order and took the paper with me to Labcorp. Even without an appointment, I waited only about 15 minutes before being seen. Front desk and the tech were very professional and very kind. If only the online appointment website worked better...

Do NOT go here! One of the phlebotomist was very sweet but the other one was not. It took them 45…read moremins to input my one paper lab into the system and still did it wrong. I waited 6 business days (9 regular days) for my results just to find out they put the lab in incorrectly and that my sample had been discarded and I needed to go get my labs done again. This was only ONE lab and they didn't get it right. I would not recommend coming to this LabCorp.

I went in with a needed blood draw. I had a box with all what I thought was all that was needed…read more Unfortunately , it was missing the requisition form . What seemed like a simple task turned out to be incredible difficult. Not because anylabtest did any thing wrong. Rather it is our health care system which can"t make anything easy. Kari spent an untold time calling here and there and finally was able to get the requisition. It took over 2 days.and numerous calls to get it done. Way over the normal customer service

Walked in and nobody talked to be for 15 minutes while I just stood at the desk. After the 15…read moreminutes they finally approached me and told me that everyone was going on lunch. I asked to waiting in the waiting room and they said no. What's the point of having a waiting room?

TIRZEPITIDE AT VITALOGY IS INEFFECTIVE…read more The FDA has made it illegal to compound or sell tirzepatide in early 2025, although they are not strictly enforcing it. BUT DON'T BE FOOLED. You might not care about the FDA, but that is not the point. The compounded product DOES NOT WORK because the ingredients to make it were stockpiled late last year with the imminent medspa/tirzepitide cease and desist. Stockpiling, or hoarding, ingredients to sell later renders a drug useless, and the public needs to know these ingredients actually DO expire. Not only that, in shipping ingredients can get warm, making it more INEFFECTIVE. The labs have been so inconsistent, especially at Vitalogy, where they have encountered roadblocks with production from their labs. They kept changing how it is dosed and administered, but never disclosed to me WHY, other than "problems with the labs" and I was misled the entire time. The truth is they are not allowed to be selling Tirzepitide, and the products they get from the compounding facilities are made WEAK or from EXPIRED ingredients. MY STORY: I've spent literally thousands of dollars here since early summer of 2024 in an effort to boost insulin and curb hunger. I started at 162 (female, 5'6"), and immediately lost 7 pounds in two weeks, then lost and additional 11 pounds over the course of about 9 months. I thought something was fishy, but had no idea what. I continually had to increase the dose, and by March of 2025 I was gaining weight and constantly hungry. I hobbled along on Vitalogy's product for another 6 months, working very hard to just to maintain my loss, thinking the problem was me. However, I was recently told by my doctor that any compounded Tirzepatide I was using had expired since, basically, January. I am livid, but there is nothing I can do about it. My doctor prescribed me Zepbound, and I now am using it directly through the Eli Lilly website on a "self-pay" plan, which is actually CHEAPER then what Vitalogy is selling their garbage for. At my last visit I was told my weight stall was my own fault, because I need 1,300 calories just to maintain my current weight. If I could eat that, or less, I would easily lose the weight or maintain the loss completely on my own--- WITHOUT PAYING $200 per shot/week!!! In other words, the Tirzepatide is supposed to do it's job. That's what we are paying for, and the bottom line is that their product DOES NOT WORK! I told my doctor I am only taking my for weightloss and he's fine with that, because Mounjaro is for diabetes patients and Zepbound is for weight loss patients. Insurance covers Zepbound for obesity, and since I am not considered obese and just want to lose a few more pounds and maintain the loss, I must self-pay. I am totally fine with that. If you are considering taking this medication see your doctor. It is easy to find someone to prescribe this medication. Your insurance might cover it (what could be better than that?!), and if they don't, Eli Lilly puts you on a self-pay plan that is $500 per (4) shots, regardless of the dose (and even less $$ if it's for starting doses of 2.5 or 5mg). I can even use my HSA card to pay. Nothing beats being under the care of a real doctor, and taking the REAL medicine. I WISH I HAD KNOWN THIS!!!!! NO MED SPA should be trusted!! This is my story with Vitalogy, but every other spa is like this. None of them are legally allowed to sell compounded Tirzepatide anymore. I am livid that Vitalogy just kept taking my money and no one ever said a thing to me. I was misled.

Wanted to post an update- my eyelashes have NEVER recovered. They now grow in a downward position,…read morethey don't curl, and they are short. I don't even know how they could've been damaged so badly, but they are, and I'm too afraid to get another lift and tint to try to make them look (even a little bit) like they used to. I am praying they recover someday as I used to have great eyelashes.

The room was so messy. The trash was overfilled and there was biohazard on the floor. The woman did…read morenot even wash her hands or put gloves on before drawing my blood. I get my blood draw every 3 months so I am used to the feeling but this time it felt like I got stabbed in my arm. I would not recommend at all.

Do not take your kids here. The lady was so mean and aggressive to my child. Ripped the tourniquet…read moreoff her arm and screamed at her because my 13 year old daughter was afraid to give blood. My daughter left in tears and zero blood drawn. Seriously they shouldn't even be allowed to take people's blood. Don't bother with this place.

I would like to give a shout out to Dr. Khamees! I went to urgent care on Easter for a cut over my…read moreeye. The receptionist staff were very pleasant and I was called in quickly. Dr. Khamees was so great and after looking at myeye, she suggested stitches. I had the stitches re moved after 5 days and it looked amazing. I even had an appointment with my dermatologist, and she checked them for me and said that the doctor had done a great job. I would recommend this clinic.

Slow. Understaffed. No parking. They are not open late. They allow reservations and people just…read morecome in a walk right to the front of the line. Not a great business model. Urgent care is and should be first come first serve. Total garbage. Still using COVID as an excuse for crappy medical care.