Once again made an appointment and was in and out super quick. Yes they had a lot of patients but…read morethey were being seen rather quickly. My wait time was not too bad. Was in and out within 30 minutes of my scheduled time. Also I am deathly afraid of needles but every single time I get blood drawn I feel nothing at all. I liken these women as the doctors in Vietnam. Seeing so many patients they became quite adept at treating them. These phlebotomists see dozens and dozens a day so they are excellent at what they do.

I am at Quest Diagnostic.. I have an appointment, I arrived early UGH... i wasn't sure where it was…read moreand I didn't want to be late.I have been sitting her for almost an hour. They have cleared all the people that had appointments before me.. Now they are seeing any unscheduled persons that arrive before my appointment time before they see me ( that what I was told by the staff member). This is the worse testing facility I've ever been to and I don't plan to return. I'm also going to complain to my insurance company. Quest Diagnostic needs to definitely review there policiest

Horrible care services no one here knows what they are doing no one at least is what I think…read morebecause the quality of care the give in my experience only one out of two things. 1. They don't care about their job and patience Or 2. They don't know how to do there job

I'm so surprised at the bad reviews. My sister and I had a terrific experience here for our…read moreCOVID-19 test. Three women helped us. They have protective masks on, including a face shield and a plastic poncho protection. They were extremely kind. We thanked them heavily. They are heroes. I'm so grateful for their service to the American people. The test wasn't painful at all. More surprising that the swab went so deep into my nose. Thank you, Wesley! The test was free as well.

I hate leaving bad reviews because I usually make a point to leave positive ones. Unfortunately,…read morethis has happened to me more than three times. Every time I come during the posted walk-in hours, I'm told they are no longer accepting walk-ins because they've reached capacity. I completely understand having a daily limit, but I work full-time and attend school full-time, so taking time off to come during the posted hours only to be turned away is extremely frustrating. This has also happened to other students at my school. If walk-ins can stop being accepted before the posted hours end, there should be a clearer policy or updated hours so people aren't wasting their time. I really hope this can be addressed.

I had an appt at 745am and checked in on my phone 2 min later. The waiting room seats only 10 ppl…read moreso half waiting area, people are standing or waiting in the hallway. After 20 min of waiting, I get called to the front desk and they tell me they don't have my lab requests from my doctor. They tell me I can keep my appt as long as my doctor's office, who already sent it back in March (2months ago), will resend it again. Also proceeds to tell me that if I came in 15-30 min prior to my appointment time, I would be seen on time. What logic is that? No where in the email or text confirmation does it state I need to come in earlier than my set appointment time. I call my doc office to resend it, they receive it at labcorp 15min later. They continue to have me wait and after a full hour since my appt, I still have not been called inside. They claim they keep all requests for a year but don't have my record from 2 months ago? When I do get called it, the tech asks if I have already given a urine sample, when I tell her I haven't, nothing happens. She finishes getting my blood samples and then says I can leave. I had to remind her about the urine sample, which is ridiculous! There should be a checking system to ensure they have everything from their patient before moving on. This office needs a better way to handle, organize and manage the patients info and wait time because this is unacceptable! I would be better off going to the one in Long Beach or Quest next time.

Easy location to get labs drawn and then sent off somewhere. Sam does everything for you and ships…read moreoff your lab work. Easy and convenient. It is not in the best neighborhood and parking can be a hassle if it's busy, but Sam is great and good at her job and friendly.

Clean as heck. The process was so cool. I was the only one here at 1:30pm on a Thursday. He has a…read morelocker you put your stuff in while doing the pee test and I think that's cool. Processing for the test is 1-3 days process. Your employer gets the results. Interesting place.

I didn't make an appointment so I thought I was going to wait for hours however, I'd only took an…read morehour! I went in for a blood test and have to say it was very fast! The lady who helped me sent me to a website to pre-order the blood test, which cost me a lot less than just going straight to quest! She was very fast, and the blood test was not painful at all!

One hour wait even if you have an appt and just have to pick up a container for Specimen .read more

Fast and efficient Never had to wait more than a couple of…read moreminutes Friendly personnel

Local and no long wait times like many other Labs in the area. Clean and efficient!! But very never…read morehad any problems or issues at this Laboratory.

I recently came here this month by ambulance. I woke up one morning and was having severe vertigo…read moreand literally could not even sit up for an hour or more, or I would just spin and spin. It was awful. The ER took me here because it was closest. I had never come here before. I told the doctor what was going on, and they did do lots of tests. He had blood tests done, an EKG and chest x ray. I was given medication for my dizziness and nausea and told him I do have a history pf passing out but not of this bad of vertigo just usually it is headedness with passing out usually caused by exception or sitting to standing too fast. I was told that I had a low hemoglobin it was down to 8.2, which wasn't too surprising since I was on my period and had a low hemoglobin. I have anemia and thalassemia minor, so that was ok. He did say he could do a blood transfusion, but I started at least being able to sit and walk normal after I was given the medication, so I just decided to leave. It's been at least a week or more, and I am still experiencing vertigo every day, so I don't think it was from my period. I am very nervous! I will go to my doctor and let her know. I think the doctors here do help and did help me as I was having an emergency at the time, but I just have to follow up on my own. I appreciate their support and service, but I didn't feel the security were very helpful. I had thought I misplaced my cellphone and was trying to find out where I could find it, and he just said he didn't have anything and that my husband wasn't there. I had to find him, and I was still disoriented, stumbling around in my pj's in broad daylight. That was embarrassing. Luckily I found it when I got home though but security and lost and found was not so nice and also this is the first hospital with an ER we had to pay $8 just to park especially since it's not far from compton?? My husband wasn't too happy about that either! The doctors are good, and my nurse was nice and the person who brought me to x-ray, but that's about it. I hope their registration person did it right because i don't want to get a bill, and I did give my updated insurance card. I gave this a 3 star rating, and that is ONLY because of the doctors and certain staff, because the rest of it needs to be worked on. There were so many of us in the hallways just on a bed. Apparently, it was hours just to be seen. ERs in California are SO different from mine back home in Michigan, and I miss the attention to care and my own room and bed.

What an absolute privilege to finally, after 37 years of life and visiting countless medical…read morefacilities, discover the pioneering business model at St. Francis Medical Center. Every other hospital I have ever been to somehow managed to figure out how to let visitors park without shaking them down, but clearly, St. Francis operates on a higher plane of financial genius. Silly me for thinking a hospital visit was about patient support rather than a real estate monetization strategy. It is truly a groundbreaking, one-of-a-kind experience to be nickel-and-dimed just to walk through the front doors. I will be sure to bring my checkbook next time I want to support this incredible parking garage masquerading as a healthcare facility.

if you have children or adult child with a physical disability, let's say autism!? I don't…read morerecommend going to public doctors or urgent care! They aren't educated enough! had experience with my autistic sister today, my sister is non-verbal autistic, the nurses and doctors don't know anything about disabilities! it's very shameful! All doctors and nurses need to go back to school and get educated about disabilities! it needs to be required! it's sad! This location isn't educated, and I know there're other locations that aren't educated either! This is unprofessional and an embarrassment to the profession of the job! when a patient has a disability, a lot of adults or children are! They can only handle waiting for so long, some cannot communicate, some have more than one! You need to be educated! You need to start learning today!

I ve been coming to this office for years, unfortunately the quality of care and customer service…read morehas declined significanlty. the pediatricians have you in out rapidly. they don't bother to reach out to you once your lab results come in because you have to make an appointment even for that. Worse of all it's impossible to reach the front office to make an appointment. They don't answer in a timely manner. I've waited for 45 minutes before and no it wasn't during lunch time. Definitely considering to change clinic.