Unprofessional, as you are not able to speak to staff one on one, even over the phone.read more

The staff is kind and efficient. Omar did a great job drawing blood. He was very professional and…read moremade sure everything was labeled correctly.

Office Experience especially the intake or prep person. Bitchy personality sooooo impersonal and…read moresnaps orders and at (me) like a drill Sargent. Doesn't like going into work at 7am. ...hmmm or didnt get any hugs last night...get another job! No thank you will go elsewhere. There are others.

At Vista Del Sol facility the gentleman was rude by the bay of Omar the second time I've…read moreencountered him nothing changed acts as though it's a rush situation at 71 years of age give me a chance to sit down and get somewhat situated before you start asking for information to put in computer all other staff seem to be friendly been coming for awhile another thing is they need to have their name tags visible to patients had to ask someone else his name...

They are an awesome testing facility. Fast with getting the…read moretests done and also bilingual. I had to bring my son in once and they were respectful and understanding. (You know how curious two year olds are lol). Definitely recommend.

Love this clinical pathology lab facility that is so conveniently located at Terra Luces on 2270…read moreJoe Battle. They are open Mon-Fri from 7:30AM to 4PM. They do close for lunch then reopen until 4PM. The staff and nurses are really welcoming. The place is really clean and offers very comfortable seats. The quality of care provided is first rated.

Call me crazy, but I'm one of those people who likes their blood and prefer keeping it inside me at…read moreall times. My doctor, however, insists on taking some of it out from time to time for god-only-knows-what. I recently started having these bloodletting rituals take place at Q Med, and I recommend them should you also have a bloodthirsty doctor. In my experience there's usually a couple of options for getting your blood drawn and lab work, it's either a hospital affiliated lab like Del Sol, which has dedicated professionals but involves a lot of paperwork and wait times, or one of those places where they do employment drug tests, which are faster but the person drawing your blood isn't always very tactful and caring. Q Med, is the best of both worlds: a small clinic with short waits and super careful staff. In case you haven't gathered, I have a bit of a needle phobia, and while I'll never stop being anxious, my Q Med blood draws have been nearly painless and I don't have to sit in a waiting room for 45 minutes thinking about what's about to happen. Quick turnaround on lab results too!

This lab is wonderful! They have a friendly staff and very clean facility's. The best part is that…read moreI don't have insurance and they gave me the best price in town! Ooh one more thing, I have horrible veins and usually it takes 3 to 4 tries before getting a vein, but NOT AT THIS PLACE! I can tell their staff has experience because they took the blood sample on the first try. I am no longer scared to get my blood work done, i will always go to Q Med.

Came to Immunize for my flu shot, they helped me in office real quick and was able to go in and out…read morewith no wait. Nurse monze had a light touch and I couldn't even feel anything which was awesome!!! Will be going back for my shots here :)

This is my first time writing a yelp review so I want to say a few kind things before I explain how…read moreupset I am about the service I received. I came to this clinic around 3pm on a Friday it was pretty busy. My son does not have insurance and they thankfully accepted us with a $20 fee for all his shots which I am so thankful for! Most of the nurses were very nice and helpful to the people they were caring for; some of which helped assist me even though they were assisting others. My issue is not entirely with the clinic but the woman, Eileen, who cared for my son although I would NOT call it caring at all. (1) Eileen did not seem to be competent or confident in what she was doing. When I would ask her questions she had to ask others employees to answer for us. Even while sitting down doing paperwork she kept asking the woman next to her for help while they were already trying to assist another client! (2) She told us to go to a room which was already occupied! we had to stand around until we were directed by another staff member where to go. (3) When she came in, there was no type of briefing for my child; she didn't explain to any of us what shots he was getting. There was no conversation with my child to let him understand what was happening or what she will be performing, she just stabbed him in the arm with the needle! As a parent this is very unusual in my experience, when there is an invasive and painful procedure being done you usually want to let the child have some kind of understanding of who you are, what your doing, and what to expect. You know, as a stranger invading their personal space? (4) He was crying of course which is expected and since he was getting 5 SHOTS, he was over it by the 2nd one and began to fight and squirm. My mother and I were trying everything to make him stay still and calm him down but she impatiently gave him a shot WHILE HE WAS MOVING. (5) By the last shot she had asked another staff member to step in and help. They did the shot quick and efficient which made me realize how slow our nurse was taking! She left the room almost immediately. There was no comforting from her at all. (6) We asked about aftercare or what to do if my son gets sick. She shrugged her shoulders and told us he shouldn't get sick??? Another staff member had to step in and tell us what we needed to know for aftercare. DO NOT GIVE HIM ASPIRIN for example. (7) To put the cherry on top of it all she didn't even give me back my immunization card after everything was over or even fill it out!! Thankfully there was still staff who stayed after hours to give it back to me. They must have checked to see if she recorded what shots my son got and signed it off for her. For all the parents that are taking there kids here her name was Eileen. I will be taking my son to another clinic and will NOT be returning. Mahalo to the competent staff that stepped in for Eileen! Clearly she was in training but lacks empathy and consideration which can't be taught.

Horrible ER. I have never seen such disorder. Their ER is small and not what I expected from a…read morelevel 2 trama center. The beds are small and the RN'S are non-carimg, almost rude. The one ER Doctor appeared OK but just waited to get you in an out. The discharge process was insane. All discharged patients were kept in the waiting room waiting for their discharge paper work they didn't even take your IV out ! You had to wait until a RN called you. Do not go here

My experience at this hospital was disappointing and disturbing.. The nurses LACKED EMPATHY, The…read morehospital itself was dirty and HOT! I will never go back there again!

This company is a joke. It is truly a wannabe lab. Administration has no communication with any…read moreemployees who are actually running the "tests". The pay is terrible and the production is a joke. I would never want to deal with this company ever again, as an employee nor as a client.

From the owner: The Answer To Market Advantage…read more Since its inception in 1989, Dynatec Scientfic Labs has been serving the medical device industry, it specializes in sterility assurance services to medical device manufacturers, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and governmental agencies. Located in El Paso, Texas, the firm also offers a variety of tests-ranging from sterility assurance to environmental to microbiology. All laboratory testing is in compliance with Code of Federal Regulations and the U.S. Pharmacopeia Guidelines. Some of the support services of Dynatec Scientfic Labs are water/wastewater analysis, Contact Lens-Safe Medical Device Act (SMDA) studies, clean room certification, bacterial identification and product sterility testing. It has affiliations with Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI), Global Society for Contamination Control, American Society for Quality (ASQ) and American National Standards Institute (ANSI), among others. The ISO 17025: 2005 certified company has received accreditation from ACLASS, one of two brands of the ANSI-ASQ National Accreditation Board.