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Labcorp at Walgreens

2.3 (3 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 12:30 pm, 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Quest Diagnostics - Check In the lobby area

Quest Diagnostics

1.8(5 reviews)
15.4 mi

We went to get blood drawn at this Quest, we called and had it pre-approved but were rudely turned…read moreaway with no explanation. The lady working said we can't do that here and I can't help you and were sent packing. This was after waiting a long time. There was only 1 person working who turned away multiple walk ins as well. The center was also dirty.

I had to have blood drawn after fasting and that is on my list of least favorite things to do…read more I'm not familiar with the area and when I pulled in there was no indication about what the building is. There is an allergy Dr on one side and fertility clinic on the other that makes it a bit confusing. I walked into the lobby and saw that there are a couple of businesses in the back listed on the letter board, Quest was one of them. I walked in to the tiny lobby and checked myself in. Since I had made an appointment online this just required me to scan my appointment barcode and ID. I didn't mind not having to talk to a person. The lady that came and got me and took my blood was an absolute doll. She was one of the nicest humans, we talked about kids and grandkids and before I knew it she had collected all of my blood. I am deathly afraid of needles and this was honestly the easiest blood draw I've ever been through. It does say that they take walk ins, however, someone tried when I was there and she told him she was booked and unable to accommodate a walk in, so it's best to make an appointment.

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Hamilton Health Center on Main

Hamilton Health Center on Main

2.5(2 reviews)
1.6 mi

I want to start with the statement that my rating does not reflect on my particular doctor. I am…read morerating Heritage Health Alliance, not any specific doctor. HHA is a good practice, and I think they do an overall great job. One thing I really like is that their records are computerized and when I walk out, I have a printed order I can read instead of a hand-written order that I can't make sense of. The nurses are pleasant and do a great job listening as you explain why you're there. Even the wait isn't usually bad - my last doctor you could wait 1-1.5 hours after your appointment time to see the doctor - here, it's usually less than 15 minutes if they are running behind. My only real issue has been the office staff. The response is short sometimes and follow-through can be a little slow if you're trying to get ahold of your doctor by phone. It's not a big deal, but it can be really inconvenient. Net result, I highly recommend the practice and encourage you to check them out.

I have been a patient at this practice for several years and would've rated them higher, that is,…read moreuntil 3 weeks ago. I contacted the nurse for my physician to prescribe an antibiotic to treat a mild skin condition I have gotten since I was an infant. The office called and said the doctor wanted to see me. I explained that my husband was in the hospital (in Cincinnati) following a total knee replacement and he was to be discharged the day they wanted me to visit and that going to the office would not be possible. She (the nurse) insisted I had to come in and be seen and they could not understand that it was impossible for me to go. I reminded them I had experienced this since I was an infant and that they had a medical history of it (I had been seen before at the practice for it), but they said it was against policy. The nurse was rude ("the doctor is my boss!", "I could get fired!") and even suggested I go to urgent care (if I could not leave my husband to go to the doctor's office, how could I go to urgent care?). They did not take into consideration personal circumstances, including also having to manage being home and taking care of our 7 year old daughter. I work in a heavily regulated industry (clinical research) and fully understand policies, procedures and regulations, but I also understand when common sense must prevail. They did not use any common sense. To make sure I was not emotionally reacting, I discussed this with nurses at the hospital (during my husband's stay) and with my gynecologist and they could not understand the necessity of an office visit. It is because of this incident and the rude office staff that I am moving to another practice.

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