I previously had some negative experiences with wait times at this location, but have since been in…read moreand out within a few minutes so I felt I should revise my review. Assuming you don't go during rush hour, I've had very pleasant and quick experiences here!

I've never had any issues here. I mostly do walk-ins and I'm seen right away. Did I once have a…read morebruise after drawing blood? Yes but it was just once and it never happened before or after. The people are pleasant. This one girl, Anika, is an absolute joy. The smile never leaves that girl's face. So no matter what mood you're in going in you're always gonna leave smiling. At least that's my experience when she's there. Are some people not as cherry? Yes but once you start talking to them, they're very pleasant.

The staff today in the back were miserable. The woman up front in reception was nice. Two different…read morewomen were completing my order for me in the back and both just kinda grunted orders. They didn't say hi or how are you, didn't communicate what they were going to do next, weren't smiling. They only had enough breath to say: "I said do this. Go here. I said open your hand." They just seemed very impatient and grumpy. It was not pleasant to be around either of them. This is somewhat on par from previous experiences, but definitely more so this time around.

Please let us give half stars, Yelp!…read more See my original review in the attached photo. DO NOT use Quest for Covid antibody test. And I won't use them again for anything. They have stolen my money.

First, finding parking is not a problem between the hours of 9:30 AM and 4:00 PM. There's plenty of…read moreample parking on the north side of Vine Street and east of Broad Street. There you will find meter parking for under two dollars for a 30 minute time slot, using the MeterUp app. Secondly, once you get to 227 N. Broad Street, look to your left and there is a LED screen to look up the names of the five options and you'll see Quest Diagnostics. That will allow you to speak with the receptionist who will buzz you in. About 12 feet in front of you on your left-hand side or the entrance doors to the lab facility. Yes, there is one check in machine that scans your government issued ID and health insurance card, and verifies your appointment. I waited under 7 minutes, was greeted by a cordial and professional staff member, and taken into a patient room to have my blood drawn, with professional and quality care. In less than 15 minutes from when I had entered, I departed the facility. The facility will be closing on June 22, 2024. Therefore, people won't have anything left to gripe about, and you'll need to go to another location in the city and have your lab test performed.

I had to get bloodwork today and I was really pleasantly surprised by my visit. I had expected to…read morewait at least an hour or so as it's a busy office in the city, but I was in and out in less than 15 minutes. My appointment was for 7:50 and I arrived at 7:40, I had left by 7:57. Kay was my phlebotomist and she was so fast and gentle. Would definitely recommend to anyone needing bloodwork!

There are NO chairs in the waiting room, but many elderly and disabled patients. They schedule…read moremultiple people for the same time so it's understaffed and chaotic. The workers are wonderful but the set up is horrible. It's a liability waiting to happen

I've been coming here for bloodwork and urinalysis for a long time as it is convenient for me…read morebefore going to my office. I've always had pleasant interactions with the staff and have never been treated poorly. I've also not witnessed anyone not getting decent service or being talked down to as if they did not know what they were doing. The lab techs taking blood have been excellent! I don't do the pre-check in because it's never been too busy in the early mornings. The facility/building itself is not the brightest. It appears run down and in need of an upgrade with cosmetics throughout. It is clean, though, as one would hope for a blood and urine lab collection agency. Overall, this LabCorp has been great for me.

Useless. Made me pay for another visit to get all negative test results. Also scared me that I may…read morehave cancer or something very serious when I had a common infection. Highly recommend not going here

This place is a disaster. Wasted over 2 hours sitting there only to be turned away because they…read morewere short staffed, which they'd already known when they checked me in and had me fill out all of the paperwork.

Showed up at 10:30am as a walk in. Didn't get the initial evaluation til 12pm. Didn't see a Doctor…read moretil 1pm. 3 hours for a decongestant eh not great. Staff was nice, could be more vocal about wait times so you're not extending parking every hour.

Gave them a call about a tear in my genital area and the female receptionist reacted so strangely…read more She recommended I go to the EMERGENCY ROOM (for a tear?) and when I asked her why, she could not give me a reason. "we dont have the supplies/tools" I asked what supplies or tools, she did not answer. She put me on hold and the male doctor that was attending this afternoon (around 4:38PM) was short and rude, saying he had other patients to attend to but also refusing to give me an answer as to why they could not see me. Was VERY grateful that Rich picked up the phone next and asked me what was wrong. He was professional, thorough and detailed. They still wouldn't see me, but Rich told me the tools they didn't have available and some of their concerns. We love Rich. But why in the hell is My Doc employing doctors and receptionists who are afraid of vaginas? What year are we in, exactly? The stigmatization was insane. Called the Vybe nearby. They said: "yeah, of course, come in. We're open until 8." - how the conversation SHOULD have went.

Nothing says "holiday" like slicing a tip of your thumb off with a mandolin while preparing a sweet…read morepotato au gratin for a Christmas gathering. That's what landed me here at urgent care. The care I received here was incredible, from the front desk, to the nurse who took my blood pressure (Jas) and the amazing PA (Jean Marie) who took care of my botched thumb and made me laugh. I was having trouble with my insurance card and the woman at the front desk worked hard to help me figure it out (and she did!) and was so patient. Jas was a delight and put me at ease immediately. And Jean Marie was exceptional! She listened patiently to my neurotic ramblings, suggested that anytime one slices their finger with a mandolin that immediacy is necessary instead of the 24 hour wait that I took (I politely reminded her it was actually only 23 hours) and worked on my thumb so there would be proper healing. Two shots in my hand for numbing my thumb, manipulation and bandaging and a tetanus shot later, I was good to go. I admit, I was a pretty nervous and reluctant patient but everything about this center was great. Especially Jean Marie. If you are going to slice your thumb while preparing a meal (among any myriad of things that unfortunately bring you to a medical center) you will want a Jean Marie. Actually you will want THIS Jean Marie. She is the best!

I had a great experience with Telishia from Tri-county Phlebotomy taking my blood yesterday. After…read moreyears of being poked a few times before hitting blood, Telishia efficiently got it done the first try and after a wipe of the place with Clorox wipes, she left my apartment cleaner than when she got there. Thanks again! Looking forward to the results!!

Wanted to share a wonderful experience with Tri-State Phlebotomy. Telishia was professional,…read moretimely, and came to my office making the entire process "painless."

I returned to this center for another round of sonogram and injection, and they were great as…read moreusual. Update on the parking situation. The old parking lot at Penn Presbyterian is being torn down. Follow the signs for the new parking garage. The new one has more room for bigger cars/trucks.