I had a fantastic experince with Brian. He was incredibly gentle and made me feel comfortable,even…read morethough I'm usually nervous about blood draws. The entire process was quick , professional and painless.

I had appointment today at the Suffern Office. got Text to sign in. Signed in. name did not appear…read moreon screen. One lady came out to call a patient once. Another patient said she signed in 40 minutes earlier. The Tech said something was wrong, to come on in. after that, no workers came to the door for anyone in over 40 minutes!!! you do not have contact with anyone there. the Door window is all taped up with paper & locked. you just sit in a room in front, and hope someone will come out of the Back to help you. Customer Service does not exist at this office, there are no people to talk to & nobody to help you here. so i made an appointment for the end of the month. I along with 2 other waiting patients Left.

I've been coming to this location for years for any lab work to be done. I always have an…read moreappointment as walk in's can take a very long time to get through. Early morning appointments are easiest. The staff here are friendly and very efficient. This labcorp location has some of the best staff as I personally have very small veins. Best at getting my veins first time with minimal pain.

Scheduled an appointment online to come here for routine bloodwork for my annual Dr appointment…read more The process was super easy and the date/time went right to my calendar. I actually ended up running late and arrive 30 minutes past my appointment, but it was not a problem. Set inside a little strip area. I found parking right away and came in and checked in via the kiosk. I waited just a couple of minutes before I was called up to hand over my script. The lady was pleasant and quickly move through the documents and the process. I went right in to get my blood drawn and once again I dealt with a lovely lady who seemed genuinely to enjoy her job. Process overall was easy and no concerns coming back here.

We came here after 5:00 pm on a Saturday. My husband had chest discomfort. We thought it was just…read moreindigestion. We were taken in to see the doctor literally within 5 minutes. After examining my husband, the doctor told us he could either call an ambulance immediately or go to the emergency room at Good Samaritan which thankfully was only 2 blocks away. It turned out to our surprise he was having a heart attack. This doctor saved my husband's life!

They were quick. The NP that I saw was knowledgeable about my injury. The office was helpful. It's…read moreso great that they are open late. I had a kitchen injury and was happy to not have to go to the ER at 10 PM!

Love the staff here. Always so nice. And they are efficient. Everything is clean. Waiting room is…read morespacious.

Blood and urine tests done and Labcorp called to say they screwed it up. And they billed Medicare!…read more Feels like a third world operation.

Labcorp on knolllwood road white plains is AWFUL! I booked an appointment arrived in time and NO…read moreONE WAS THERE, all closed no sign no phone call saying why it was closed. Five of us waited outside for 30 min then left. Don't go there!

In a world where everything is terrible right now, I am grateful to labcorp for an extremely easy,…read moresafe, efficient lab experience. I have had two take 2 of my kids in recently and spent less than ten minutes each time. scheduled appt online, made sure there was social distancing, only 2 people in lab at a time, alcohol wipes for kiosk to sign in and hand sanitizer on the way out. thank you essential workers!

Almost a month and my right arm is still damaged from the lame nurse ( or whatever she was ) who…read moreattempted to draw blood from me. She stabbed my nerve accidentally and I still have nerve pain and other weird symptoms. Almost feel like contacting a lawyer

As I was starting a new job, I needed to have blood work sent to the HR Department. The entire…read moreprocess was easy and logical. I made my appointment on their website and was looking for early hours, I was able to find one at 8 am. I got there at 7:55 before my 8 am appointment and went to the kiosk where I provided my ID and insurance info. Less than 2 minutes later, a very friendly employee came out, greeted me and walked me back to the room where I would be having my blood drawn. I handed her my paperwork from my employer, and she processed everything, drew my blood, and I was out of there in 15 minutes. The technician who drew my blood was an expert and it did not hurt at all. She found my vein quickly, drew two viles of blood, and bandaged me up. A fantastic well run organization. The only thing that would make it an A+ operation is better signage, it is a two level elevator building with over 50 businesses in it, from investment bankers to accountants. It did take me over 7 minutes to find its location.

Sept 2019, took a chance of coming here because of the previous review. The guy said the place…read morehad private rooms, and was very clean. He was correct, and the rooms were private and clean. The Waiting Room was large, very clean with decent furniture. I Liked the fact that the video on the TV explained what to expect from Quest at every step from the blood draw and after. The Technician Joe was great, he was very professional - I only felt a slight pinch in my arm where the needle went in. Besides I had my friend stay in the room with me while Joe drew my blood for moral support. The only negative part was my (GPS) Google Maps had a difficult time finding the office building. And the building looked scabby, and dirty, and gave me the creeps. Note: Quest Lab is on the 2nd floor

Always an issue and delay when I come here. This time I am one of two people with appointments in…read morethe waiting room and absolutely no one has even come out for close to 30 minutes to at least acknowledge our presence. Knock on the door and someone screams "I'm with a patient!!!!" - ok, but now 30 minutes later? Do I need to give up an hour or more of my day just to get a tube of blood drawn?????? And now that I actually got inside 50 minutes later, WHY IS YOUR TECH WEARING A VALVED FACEMASK!! So she can spread disease to all of your patients? Unreal.