Located in the Walgreens, you can make a reservation online and then just check in and scan your id…read moreand health cards. The staff is sometimes late to open up, they're usually only one here so if that person is running behind it can be a wait. Reservations taken in first, walk ins as possible. No COVID and flu tests here, they'll redirect you. Blood tests, yes. Come with your doctor's prescription. Convenient, yes, but staff took 3 pricks to draw blood from my elderly in law. It took only one at another date here, so perhaps just not a good day, but different staff.

From the owner: Labcorp is a global life sciences and healthcare company, and our mission is simple: improve…read morehealth, improve lives. We leverage science, technology and innovation to accomplish our mission--getting you answers that help you make clear, confident decisions about your health.Our Patient Service Centers offer routine medical testing--as well as recommended screenings based on your age and gender. It's easier than ever to make an appointment. Testing results will be available to you in your Labcorp Patient Portal. Quick and easy information both you and your healthcare provider can use to improve your health outcomes. And walk-ins are welcome.

As you arrive there's kiosk machines to check in. There is signs as well. Yet of the three only one…read moreis to be used. Chairs are sat apart to maintain good distance. Masks are a must. Aside from the alcohol wraps found on the floor in the room the facility appeared clean. After a 40 minute wait with a toddler I asked front desk for an estimate time wait so I can take the restless toddler out for a walk in the hallway. The front desk was unclear with a time frame yet stated I can go for a walk and be called. Needless to say the front desk didn't call me yet another patient did. As I returned I was only called in to hand in the lab referrals. Again the wait time was unclear and back to the hallway I went until another patient called for me. During the 40 mins wait another patient asked an employee for masks. That employee asked the front desk to guide her to them. The front desk responded with a sarcastic reply that she should know where it is and to get it herself. I recommend staff being a bit more welcoming. A "hi" or "good morning" comes a long way. Maybe even having the tv on for all in the waiting room instead of sitting in awkward silence starring at one another. Overall, the phlebotomist was great with my toddler doing her best to entertain him from the minute we walked in to the minute we walked out. Bring enough entertainment as you're wait on a weekend is no less then an hour. If possible bring sufficient snacks for a little. Good luck.

This is a madhouse. It's dirty and understaffed and the front desk staff are inept and rude. There…read morearen't enough seats and there's only one check in kiosk--which is irrelevant because they still make you wait and call you to the desk to show the same ID used on the kiosk. Expect an hour or more delay before your appointment is honored. A waste of my time. My rating is one star because the reviews don't let you give negative stars. Never again!

Easy to schedule appt. Little wait to be seen and great phlebotomists. Pain free experience.read more

My experience at Summit Health Lab in Florhham Park NJ has been excellent. The receptionist,…read more Kerri, is phenomenally good at what she does. As I have waited for tests in the reception area, I have been deeply impressed with the way she deals with phone calls. She is so considerate of the person on the other end of the call without losing track of the people waiting to have a test done. When she got off the phone earlier today as I was waiting to be called in for a blood test, I. turned to the woman sitting next to me and asked her, "Have you ever heard a receptionist be more concerned than she is with people whose calls she is receiving? and she replied, "I was thinking the same thing myself." If you ever give an "employee of the year award," I hope you will put her at the top of your list for consideration. Sincerely, Pam Hasegawa 29 Hill St. Morristown NJ 07960 201-400-6714

Terrible. The staff needs major training on how to work with people who have disabilities -- they…read morewere insulting and demeaning to my Autistic child. Additionally, the reception is left vacant for long periods of time and the drop-off process is confusing. There was no clarity on where to leave a test sample, and the person who was working there seemed furious that we even asked. We will never go back.

This location in specific was pretty bad, they are very careless about what theyre doing, I saw an…read moreolder gentleman try to greet them and ask for help and they completely ignored him then just pointed to the self check in machine, I waited over an hour to find out I couldnt even get the type of care I was looking for which may be an issue on the website itself when you book but they were just so dismissive didnt even try to look for a way to help.

I am the last person to write a bad review, but this experience got me on here to do just that…read more Not a great experience. I took my 2 year old in for blood work (lead check). The check-in process was very smooth.. which is the only reason I'm giving two stars.. I was able to do it right from my phone. I then received a phone call where the caller failed to address who was calling, just simply said "can you come inside" (with a rude tone). The phlebotomist, I'm guessing the same lady that called me, was very unprofessional and rude the whole time. I work in the medical field and someone like this lady should not be working with pediatric patients (at the least). She was completely unwelcoming.. got snappy with me when I wasn't holding my daughter down exactly how she wanted me to and made my daughter even more uncomfortable than she already was getting a needle in her arm. She did not have gauze ready when she pulled out the needle, which freaked my daughter out (seeing blood). I took her to this location because it read good reviews on here stating that the phlebotomist they had was great with children.. so I thought I would try it out. It was the worst lab experience I've had.

One word: Ouch!!!! I…read moremade the appointment the previous evening. Originally I tried searching on LabCorp's site for any appointment in NJ for Saturday morning. The site was not very cooperative or they didn't have enough locations with open slots... I couldn't tell, site was not every friendly. I decided to try Quest Diagnostics. After playing around with the Quest site for a few minutes, I got a listing of all available slots in NJ for Saturday morning... BINGO! I made an appointment at this Livingston location. While on their home page I found they have an iPhone app, not only can you use this app to make appointments, but also to keep all your healthcare information in one place: Healthcare providers Insurance Info Reminders Preferred Pharmacy And... Hypochondriacs and hoarders rejoice!!!! what impressed me the most.... You can request your lab results be sent to the app! I never, ever see or hear back about any lab results, which I am very grateful for, but I think this is a great feature. We do pay for these services yet we are never provided with this information directly. What a great idea!! What we will do with this information once we have it, who knows, but we at least we have it gosh darn it! One more thing to hoard and obssess about! Back to the scheduled review.... I arrived 15 minutes early to my appointment. It was last Saturday morning, I bought some paperwork I needed to review, my iPhone, charger, a magazine... As soon as I signed in and sat down, my name was called and I was immediately setup and taken care of. I didn't even have a moment to panic, not one to waste an opportunity, I started panicking as we made our way to the guillotine... It was over before my panicking hit its high note, my Lab person (what are they called) was super fast! Here is my break down: Cleanliness and accommodations: 5 stars Speed of service: 5 stars Friendly service: 5 stars Convenience: 100 stars!

The best Labcorp in the area we go monthly for blood work and the staff here is the absolute best!…read moreWouldn't ever go anywhere else highly recommend!

The staff were great and very friendly. I took my two year old and they did an amazing job…read more Thank you Leticia and the other phlebotomist (sorry i can't remember the name) for making the process so easy with him

This is the best lab in the area! Although they take walk ins, it's best to make an appointment on…read morethe app to cut down on wait time. Once you arrive, you check in at the kiosk by scanning your ID and your insurance card and that's it! You have a seat in the waiting area and wait for them to call you in. I've been here a few times already and I was always seen at my appointment time. The lab technicians are all very nice, gentle, and quick. Another plus is they are great with children!! This location is apart of a very busy parking complex that can sometimes be chaotic. I suggest going early in the morning before the stores open up.

Stay away. I went there for a simple blood test. The employee who was going to draw blood told me…read morethat they would not accept my insurance, the test would cost $189 and insisted I give her my credit card. I have gotten dozens of blood test in the last few years, all covered by insurance at different labs. When I asked her if she was sure, she became belligerent and kept yelling at me to look at her computer screen and I had to pay. I left, called my insurance, and they told me I would be covered for the test, and I could go to LabCorp where the test would be $112 and insurance would cover 80%.

The staff was pleasant and professional, and my blood draw was performed quickly and as painlessly…read moreas I've experienced. My wait time was short, and the best part was that it's located only about five minutes from home. The parking lot is located off South 2nd Avenue at Valley Street, which means going around the block to access it if you're coming from Valley. There's an access ramp, though it's a little uneven, and the walk looks sketchy due to trash cans and heat pumps outside the building. The small, cramped space is probably as nice as you'd expect. In all, an OK experience. Glad for the convenience factor.

From the owner: Labcorp is a global life sciences and healthcare company, and our mission is simple: improve…read morehealth, improve lives. We leverage science, technology and innovation to accomplish our mission--getting you answers that help you make clear, confident decisions about your health.Our Patient Service Centers offer routine medical testing--as well as recommended screenings based on your age and gender. It's easier than ever to make an appointment. Testing results will be available to you in your Labcorp Patient Portal. Quick and easy information both you and your healthcare provider can use to improve your health outcomes. And walk-ins are welcome.

The OBGYN office and staff upstairs are mostly great, waiting room is large, the teams run mostly…read moreon-time 'ish plenty of clean bathrooms and easy to get in and out with the huge parking lot. The lab downstairs, yikes. It's a zoo most days because every dr sends patients down there at any given time. I would only recommend going with a pre-scheduled app. as early in the day as possible. As for the phlebotomists (people who draw blood) - most are so nice and gentle. 1 in particular was rude and incredibly arrogant last week. I've gotten blood taken maybe 6x here (I'm pregnant) and only recently experienced such unprofessional demeanor. Just a heads up to those with small veins / young children. No one deserves to be spoke to rudely or in- pain. Period. I left with a huge bruise because of her roughness. This specific day I did need to get 4 blood draws, but the pain / bruising was not necessary. I did tell the OBGY office and they were super apologetic. Based on my prior experience I sure hope it was a 1-off experience and I don't run into that young women again because I will absolutely be passing on her drawing any blood from me, ever again and will wait for someone else.

No one wants to end up at urgent care, but this was one of the better places I've been…read more I didn't have to wait long at all to be seen. The nurses, doctor, and other clinicians were all very kind, gentle, and clear to understand. The office was clean, and they have a lot of equipment (radiology, etc) on site. Thank you to my nurse for the warmed up blanket; that felt like quite a luxury at the time, and I appreciate it.

Walked in with no appointment for blood work and waited patiently for 10 mins. The young lady was…read morenice and professional.. I'd go again and hope for the same level of professionalism...

Compared to most labs when you just walk in to drop off specimens, quest makes you sign in and they…read morehave you wait with everyone on the list. If that was the case I would've scheduled an appointment to avoid the wait. The lab tech was very rude when I tried to explain and she said well read the sign you gotta sign in but the kiosk doesn't allow you to select specimen drop off. You also cannot talk to anyone because they have the office boarded up so it's just the kiosk and no personal interaction. I will be letting my provider know now to use Quest moving forward as labcorp is always my preferred choice.