If anyone else is coming here (like I did!) hoping for some help as to the actual location of the lab, or how to get there, enter the Longmont United Hospital via the front entrance, and then I found the way easily with a little help from the front desk (of course right now you need to check in, have your temp taken, and get a sticker). If you can continue without the stop, just go straight ahead - there is a sign indicating it is the way to go for the lab - then make a right down the hall (the only direction you can continue). At the end of the hall another sign shows the lab is to the right - a yellow arrow helps indicate the way - followed by a quick left and another right, both with the yellow arrows again.
I needed just a couple of vials, and my visit was quick and relatively painless. They had the "wait where you're comfortable" option in place, and I wasn't sure if there was a good place inside, so I checked in online once I arrived in the parking lot (25 min before my appointment) and waited in my car. They texted me 7 min later to let me know my phlebotomist was ready (yes, early!), so I headed in; they were calling my name just as I turned the corner. I handed over my papers (always a good thing to have your doctor's orders in case they didn't receive them!), signed a form, and sat down as there were still 3 people in front of me. I started this review then so I'd have less to write later but didn't even finish the directions portion before I was called back. The draw was quick; I don't think I was back there for more than 3 minutes, and that was it! I saw some not-great reviews, so I especially wanted to share that my experience was fine, if not almost pleasant.
As I finish writing this review in the hall of the hospital, it's now my appointment time! Always nice to be done early read more