I came in for an MRT blood draw and had a lovely experience. Several young ladies attended to me…read morethroughout the entire process. I ended up briefly passing out after the blood draw and they took great care of me - brought me water, some sort of juice or soda, and gum - and made sure I took my time before leaving and driving home. Also love that they handle the blood kit and FedEx shipping for this particular test so I didn't have to worry about getting it sent off promptly.

Simple process to get fingerprinting done. It's easy to make an appointment online and there was…read moreplenty of availability to select. Upon arriving, I learned this is a place where people can also get any testing they need done for their work whether that's a blood test or drug test of some kind. Check in is easy and there's a waiting room. The staff member who did my fingerprints was kind and gentle with my hands, which I appreciated. Good one stop shop for those that are onboarding new jobs!

Professional, responsive, and convenient service! He communicates quickly and provides excellent…read moreservice. I highly recommend him!

Excellent service for lab draws at home! Sam was able to schedule promptly and we needed someone…read moreto replace the home health-care nurse service that expired. They also offer a discount for weekly lab draws, thank you Walls!

N.Sunrise Quest. Absolutely the very worst employee carrier…read moreexperience. So bad that I walked out of my apt. As she walked in. She was screaming unhinged and kept going so I started recording her. As I was walking in the door "she even told me to get out of her way." As she pushed through the door as I was opening it. Quest doesn't care about their patrons or patients. I don't think they care about people, period! No one to call and when you send a note, no one ever contacts you? They should have their license revoked! No one should feel unsafe by a Quest employee while having blood drawn.

I came in for bloodwork, checked in, and waited in the lobby. I was listed as standby #1 on the…read morescreen. About 30 minutes later, another patient arrived and was added as standby #2. Despite that, staff called standby #2 ahead of me while I was still waiting and never acknowledged the change or explained the situation. If there's a reason for skipping the order, that's understandable--but completely ignoring patients without communication creates a frustrating and disorganized experience. The standby system should either be followed or clearly explained.

How to star, the price was very inexpensive, most places want a leg and an a arm .I check some…read moreother places and this one was the best on price, and good area, they give you an appointment right away and they were polite and very helpful, and explained to you the whole proses, the receptionist was very nice and friendly.I came to do a physical exam for my Inmigration residence The Dr explain, each time was she was doing, was honest friendly and fast! Love this place highly recommended

5 star service.reasonable price, Friendly and sympathetic staff…read more i need a new 693 form for my the other 485 filing and it has been couple of months since the first visit, but they offer free service as long as within a year , that is really a pleasant surprise. strongly recommend !

Been waiting outside for 15 minutes maybe 20 along with five other people no one is in the…read morebuilding. No text no call for a notification saying that my appointment was canceled. Horrible service.

I normally don't write reviews, but this location deserves recognition. I pass several other…read moreLabCorp offices and drive about 30 minutes to come here because the experience is consistently better. It's basically a one-woman operation, yet she keeps everything running smoothly -- from check-in to paperwork to the actual blood draw -- all while staying calm, professional, and kind. The office feels clean, organized, and respectful of patients' time. I've had less positive experiences at other locations, which makes the level of care here stand out even more. You can tell Jude genuinely takes pride in what she does, and it shows in how efficiently the whole office runs. If LabCorp leadership ever reads these reviews, this location is a perfect example of how much impact one dedicated professional can make. She deserves real recognition (and probably more support). Highly recommend

The Front Staff need to coordinate with the clinical staff on how to efficiently accomodate long…read morelines. Wait time is not the greatest but my blood draw went quick once I was called in. I highly recommend setting up an appointment or going to the other locations. Parking is very crowded and I suggest arriving early to park near Safeway.

Hate quest. Wish i could avoid them. It's 1056am and I…read morechecked in at 1018am for a 1020am appt.... still waiting.

Self-proclaimed poster child for bloodwork here…read more This is one of my go-to Quest locations (ever since the Safeway location in Rocklin closed). I also frequent the Sierra College Blvd. and East Roseville Pkwy. locations. I noticed many of the negative reviews mention two things: 1) the smell and 2) how slow the office is. If I had to venture a guess on the smell, I'd imagine it's a combination of poor ventilation and the fact that blood draws make a lot of people anxious. It's no secret that plenty of people dread having their blood drawn, and a waiting room full of nervous patients probably doesn't help (nervous/anxious sweat stinks, look it up). As for the pace, that really hasn't been my experience. The furthest behind I've ever seen them was about 15-20 minutes, and a staff member actually came out to keep everyone updated. Unfortunately, she got an earful from several walk-in patients who had been waiting for hours. I understand the frustration, but personally, I wouldn't ever recommend walking in if you can avoid it. With a full schedule of appointments, fitting in walk-ins is never going to be easy or quick, they follow a formula. My phlebotomist was Blake, and he was one of the most skilled phlebotomists I've ever had. He's been drawing blood for more than 30 years, and it absolutely shows. The draw was quick, smooth, and painless. We chatted throughout the appointment, which always makes the experience enjoyable. I'll definitely continue using this location.

I came here for the first time today to get some blood work done I had an appointment at 12:20pm…read moreand waited about 25 minutes past my appointment to be called back. I had the wonderful Blake.... When I sat down, we realized something was wrong with my paperwork... the spelling of my last name was off. Luckily Blake gave me the right steps to take to get my doctor on the phone and a PFD file sent to my email that I could forward on to Blake.. It didn't take long and I was so grateful as today with the only time I could get it done before going on a long vacation.. to make matters worse I am a fainter... Blake was so patient had me laid back. He did an amazing job and I was well on my way without fainting! Little does Blake know he has a fan girl that will follow him anywhere to get her blood drawn! Thank you Blake!!!

Fast, professional, and available on Saturday. And it wasn't too far away from my residence. I…read morewould recommend WellnessMart to anyone who needs a work physical.

Excellent service, this is my third time coming here after some years. They answered to all my…read morequestions and got me in before my appointment. I recommend this place.

Tam gives completely painless shots!!! Campbell is the best!!! Live longer, healthier and…read morehappier!!!

After being a member for a year and spending more than $6,000 on membership fees, lab work, and…read moretesting, I can honestly say I feel no better than I did on day one. I came in with detailed notes, extensive prior testing, and a clear history of my symptoms. At first, I was hopeful because Sanaz seemed invested in helping me. Over time, however, that changed. At nearly every appointment, my symptoms were attributed to "stress," the blanket root cause when a doctor can't figure out what is wrong with you but doesn't want to refer you to someone more knowledgeable. When progress stalled, the recommendation was often additional expensive testing. Unfortunately, those results were rarely reviewed in meaningful detail, and I often felt I could have gotten a similar summary from AI. One of the biggest frustrations was that it took about eight months to recognize that I wasn't absorbing my transdermal hormones, even though my symptoms persisted and my lab values weren't improving. That delayed a treatment change that, should have been identified much sooner. The membership model also became frustrating. You pay a monthly fee, yet appointments with the physician are typically spaced 6-12 weeks apart, making progress feel unnecessarily slow. During appointments, it often seemed like little had been reviewed beforehand. I frequently had to remind Sanaz about previous discussions, medications, and even tests she had ordered. My final appointment was especially disappointing. Once I shared that I would not be renewing my membership, the tone of the visit changed dramatically. I felt dismissed, patronized, and was told she would not consider any of the treatment options I wanted to discuss because I only had three weeks of membership remaining. When I expressed that I felt the conversation had become unprofessional, she became downright rude and snarky. I also found it concerning when she explained that she has too many patients to keep track of everyone's care. As a patient paying a premium membership fee, I expected more personalized attention. The practice markets itself as functional, patient-centered medicine, but that was not my experience. Instead, I often felt unheard, dismissed, and left paying for an expensive membership without meaningful progress. Great sales pitch to get you signed on for a year but once you're in they don't care. I don't understand how they can feel good about what they do as medical professionals, I feel sick about the hard earned money and time I wasted there and the people I referred to them. Take your money elsewhere if you want to actually feel better, this place is no better than Sutter or Kaiser.

I had a great experience here. I had an MRI of the brain…read morelasting just under 40 minutes with IV contrast. This facility is the only one in Sutter in our area that has an ultrasound and nurse on staff for visualizing veins for the IV insertion. I asked! As soon as I was dressed in the hospital gown, Carly was the nurse who ably, quickly, and painlessly put in the IV line in a couple minutes. She had a competent and kind nature. I was very grateful as my MRI in February required 9 tries with lots of pokes and 45 minutes for a successful IV placement-all this happened while I was in the head cage midway through the MRI and I had to remain still. A bit of trauma remains from that experience. Jim was the MRI technician and he was no-nonsense, reassuring, professional, and all around excellent. The 3T MRI machine at this location was super comfortable and the head cage which keeps your head still was ample in size compared to others I've been in. The comfort factor of the machine was excellent. They had a film playing nature scenes and a radio station selection which helped to distract me. The MRI experience was 5/5 Signage to the imagining center was so poor we had to drive in a circle to find the suite which added unnecessary stress for a time sensitive check in. We followed the arrows but were led astray. Imaging is at the very front- and there are two separate imaging suites to top it off. There are three different medical entities in three very large multi suite adjacent buildings- Kaiser, Sutter, and UC Davis. It was also confusing to leave the imaging center to the lobby after getting dressed...again, better signs would help a lot. You are a bit confused after some of these tests.

At the time of this review, walk in patients are not allowed until 8 am (the facility opens at 4:45…read moream). I arrived ten minutes before 8, was checked in, and told I had an hour wait. I was finally seen at 9:30 (all those Urgent Care patients again....) So the key is to show up very early (on a weekday, btw) and bring a good book. The poor technician was rushing around like crazy. Ghastly.