The first turn off is the lack of parking near the door. There is a sign that says valet parking,…read morebut none was visible when I arrived before 8:00. You expect this type of place yo be really clean, but not so. I was there early and the floor needed sweeping. The lab person did not have a name tag badge, so ,I had to ask her name, Kimberly. I am 72 years old , and I like for youngsters to call necks. or by my last name. She never ask if I was fasting g , took the specimen . Not very friendly, try to engage or make friendly talk. I will find another site.

This Quest Diagnostics is located inside Building 1 of the Memorial Hermann complex off of HWY 59,…read morein suite 390, performing bloodwork from Monday through Saturday. Since my doctor is located here, I usually come to this Quest to get any bloodwork drawn. The staff are all very professional and personable, making sure to make you feel comfortable and welcomed. For Covid procotols, they have you sign in on an iPad of sorts and give you the option to wait outside in the hallway or in your car. When they are about ready for you, they text you to come back in and from then, you usually wait around another 3-5 minutes before getting called in. The system works great, given that few people want to sit in a room with others at the moment! If you do decide to wait in the waiting room, every other seat is taped off and there is hand sanitizer at the front desk. I most recently came on a Saturday. Thinking they opened at 8:30, I arrived at 8:05. Since they opened at 7:30, there was already plenty of people in front of me. Make sure you come early if you're in a rush or don't want to spend too much time waiting. Note: at least on saturdays, they tend to lock the doors 15-30 minutes early to make sure they get everyone in the waiting room taken care of before noon, so don't wait until 11:55 to come!

I have to come here once in awhile everytime I do it is crowded. I suggest to arrive 20 min or so…read moreearlier just so you can get a seat.

Staff tells you it'll just be a short time but everyone in here has been waiting hours and when we…read moreask them when they'll get to us they say "we'll get you in shortly". DON'T TELL PEOPLE IT WILL BE SHORTLY IF IT WILL TAKE HOURS omg so annoying all they kept saying is "shortly" 5 times then I waited for hours. So annoying I could've rescheduled

I was in and out in 10 min for my drug urine test. Made an appt online. Laquita (i think?) helped…read moreme during my visit and she was so sweet.

Visited LABCORP for routine bloodwork in Sugarland on the 2nd floor of the office building. It is a…read moreclean medium sized waiting room, 3 check-in kiosks, and chairs lined along the wall. The check in desk has the norm frosted glass sliding window. 5/5 There was a hiccup when one of the techs came into the waiting area to loudly ask who's next to the 3 people seated. She then proceeds to use our LABWORK forms to call out everyone's name, turns around and leaves. 1/5 Granted, she didn't draw anyone's blood. That was totally unnecessary since we'd already checked in. When I was finally ushered into an exam room, a friendly and efficient lab assistant, named Erica, drew my blood. 10/10 Thanks for your professionalism today!

I had care that was appropriate for my symptoms and the initial in house office testing was…read moreappropriate. My complaint is that when I was called with culture results the person read me results from last year. And I did not realize until I could not get them in writing. The results were still pending with the lab. This has created a possible antibiotic error.

$250 for a rapid flu test. YIKES!…read more Procedure: 1. Swab Q-tip in nostrils 2. Wait a few minutes for result 3. Pay $250 I felt ok at the time, but I decided to get tested anyways because of an upcoming social event. Surprisingly, I tested positive. Wonk wonk... but the good thing was that I knew to (sadly but) responsibly stay at home to prevent spreading it. I wish there was a cheaper alternative for flu tests instead of going into an urgent care. These urgent care visits always leave me with anxiety I never know how much it would cost until weeks later. It also doesn't help that my insurance has such high deductible. Wait time was ok because I had an appointment. The person who swabbed my nose was nice. Living is expensive. Just don't get sick and you'll be ok.

I have had my fair share of urine testing, at several different locations. But Lab Test and More…read moreabsolutely WOWed me,,,,,,,,,,, Being required to give a urine sample for drug testing sucks! I understand the purpose behind them and I know normally it is for something majorly important. But to have to go through the uncomfortableness of being watched and to deal with the staff who are so hateful or irrated about any questions you might have.PLus the cost of theses darnn things have been as high as $190 for my paticular required test. Until I stumbled upon these guys, polite, helpful; and even working late just to help me and only charging 1/4 of the other guys charge, and when I walked out I felt like I still had some dignity. shouit out to Devonda Wallace .

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The doctor is very rude and told me that Minuteclinic didn't take my insurance. When I left, I…read morecalled CVS corporate and they said that they have never been out of contract with my insurance. I went back the next day and the doctor refused to run my insurance or provide my service unless I paid out of pocket. I then called my insurance and they told me that they were still in network with them. Hours long spent in the waiting room just for time I'll never get back. This place is awful.

Hours online and posted on the wall at the clinic indicate a closing time of 7:30pm. We arrived at…read more7:10pm and the male nurse practitioner refused to see us because he had to "clean" among other things. There were no other patients at the clinic and we would have easily been out by 7:30. Nurse practitioner was also unnecessarily rude and uncaring as this appointment was for a child. I would suggest going anywhere else. It seems logical the cleaning and end-of-day routines would occur after the closing time advertised to patients.

Dr. Albritton is my parents PCP for several years now. She has a wonderful bed side manner while…read morebeing kind & patient with elderly patients. Dr. Albritton communicates clearly and is open to all questions and concerns. She is board certified in family medicine and sees patients of all ages. Dr. Albritton focuses on general medicine, women's health and medical management for weight loss. She has seen my parents through cancer, numerous elderly issues and now dementia. The office staff is friendly and very helpful when I call with questions or concerns. She has been a blessing in our lives.

I had a broken bone emergency which I did not want to take to Urgent Care so I called Dr…read more Albritton's office during a time when they were purportedly open (according to the clearly stated hours on her page). It was not lunchtime. The call went straight to voicemail. I called again several times, waiting several minutes between each call, and the same thing happened. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to see the doctor and had to go to Urgent Care. I had actually wanted to make Dr. Albritton my PCP from a while back, due to the positive reviews of the doctor herself. I was in the process of officially making her my PCP with my insurance when this happened. How incompetent can this staff be? No matter how superb of a provider Dr. Tiffany Albritton is, she is destroyed by the sheer nonexistence of her staff. If they do exist, they should be replaced with staff members who actually pick up the phone during business hours. If they don't exist at a certain point, fine. But for them to be absent for the whole duration of the period I incessantly called? I don't understand why any doctor would want to surround herself by staff that do nothing but bring her and her image down and create an aura of frustration and disappointment among her patients.