This review is for Erika V. I have been going to Labcorp for many years, and she is truly the…read morereason my visits there have gone so well. Whenever she is the one helping me, the experience is always a positive one. Whether she is drawing my blood or handling my paperwork, she is consistently kind, patient, professional, and excellent at what she does. That means a lot to me, especially because I often have a lot of tests, which can feel overwhelming. She always handles everything with so much care and understanding, and it truly makes a difference. Also, for anyone concerned about wait times, having an appointment usually makes the process much smoother than walking in.

LABCORP * 1 star. PATRICE ***** 5 stars…read more I wish there were a separate page on which to give a review for a staff person. My two stars are just two of the five and more stars deserved by the hard working, patient staff members working this last Saturday, March 14 morning at this way understaffed location. They deserve five stars for their courage and courtesy. The gentleman at the front desk was, you could sense, way overworked, but holding up well despite all that, and maintaining his courteous, patient self. Thank you, sir! I want to ESPECIALLY commend PATRICE, my technician (I so hope I remembered her name correctly), for her professionalism and her caring interest in her patients. While drawing my blood, Patrice inquired about my amount of daily water intake, I think because my veins are small and difficult to see well. And she proceeded to discuss with me ways to get enough water each day. She was kind, cheerful and interested in me as her patient. This kind of caring is rare. Her draw was also painless. Now back to Labcorp issues. My husband and I have been using this lab for a long time, starting with its location within the hospital building. We have watched it fall off a cliff as the corporation has become way understaffed. Last year, with an appointment, I waited forty five minutes on a Saturday morning for my fasting labs. Yesterday I had a 9:30 a.m. appointment. I got there at 9:15, did my sign in from the car by their new texting sign in system, and got texted right away to come up to the desk inside . My heart rose! The lab lobby was just jammed with patients. My heart sank. But I got called for desk sign in immediately! My heart rose! I did about five more minutes of sign in at the desk, and then got called for my draws within only about five minutes (interestingly, along with several other patients.) My heart sang! I was hopeful! BUT THEN, I waited for a full half hour in the blood draw room. My heart and my hopes for a Labcorp revival plummeted! My husband had a 9:35 a.m. appointment, and waited in total, about 40 minutes to get tested. It would appear that Labcorp is trying to streamline patient processing time by putting in new, automated patient sign in methods, and perhaps changing their patient call in process (8 patients called in at once?) But without enough staff it's pretty useless, besides adding to our overly robotic life experience. There have been many signs of employee burnout over the past year or two at the desk, as well. I truly feel for anyone trying to work for Labcorp these days. One would think that somehow Labcorp could lower their profit goals just enough to provide the kind of quality service that people need. John Muir, WHERE ARE YOU in this matter that is affecting so many lives? We at least need other lab company options. Has Labcorp become a monopoly? We are genuinely puzzled. But again, PATRICE, YOU ARE AN ANGEL! YOU ARE THE ORIGINAL REASON FOR MY WANTING TO WRITE A REVIEW! I hope you can see it through to where Labcorp and John Muir get their act together and can once again provide good service and a really good work experience to worthy employees like you! Thank you for being there!

AAA Life Insurance always has a medical exam before insuring clients for applying or updating an…read moreinsurance policy: It's critical obtaining an appointment before being approved for a life insurance policy; without the medical exam, you won't be able obtaining a life insurance policy. Typically, medical examiners usually make appointed medical exams at your choice of either a residence or an office location but, since I sold my primary residence and I'm retired, I had neither locations for the medical examiner examination; I had no choice but, visiting the Medical ExamIner's location for two reasons: 1. Delayed August 13, 2016 appointment 2. Medical Examiner must drive to a campground where I'll be which isn't conducive for performing a proper medical examination. Overall, medical examinations basic qualifications applying for updating a life insurance policy won't ever be problematic: Just don't smoke, be an alcoholic or live a insane lifestyle!

pros....freedom to travel and get the job done take lunch…read moreon your on terms great pay. cons.... only get paid by the patient. Don't get more than enough business to pay all your bills. management is horrible. Communication with this company is not good.

Unfortunately my experience here was one of the worst bloodwork experiences I've had. The front…read moredesk was unfriendly, understanding that it's during the holidays but you are a service, you should be kind to your patients. As a pregnant patient, I had a fasted draw at 1:45PM because all of their morning appointments were taken for weeks out. They got me in at 2:45pm and it was like being herded like cattle - called up a handful of names and brought us inside to wait in a line for a room My phlebotomist was kind, but felt very inexperienced. When she saw how many vials she needed to fill, she got some one else to double check which did not make me feel comfortable. She missed my vein for at least 2-3 minutes and after expressing it was very painful, I had to have her remove it and ended up leaving because the pain radiates up my entire arm. It was one do the worst bloodwork experiences I've had. I've never had issues with my veins and I've even had an IV put in during transit! Esp being pregnant and having to fast for so long, on top of them not getting me in for another hour after, it was very hard to stomach. I decided to use GetLabs and pay the extra money for a phlebotomist to come to my home, which was a much better experience.

MOSTLY HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE(S) ON BLOOD DRAWS: MOSTLY (NOT ALWAYS) Pleasant Attitudes at LABCORP )…read more I "ALWAYS" remind them I am a HARD DRAW. In March 2026, a Young Man drew my blood & I was Happy he got on 1st stick as that is highly unusual. I ASKED;, DID YOU GET ENOUGH BLOOD & he said YES! I commended him & told the Supervisor what a great job he did... BUT discovered by looking on MYCHART that he did a TERRIBLE JOB as about 9 tests were NOT done as he did not get enough blood and I now have to do BloodWork over including fasting ANOTHER 12 Hrs. I am NOT trying to get anyone in Trouble or lose their jobs but he should have TOLD ME he had not drawn enough blood as it's a HARDSHIP on me to do this ALL OVER. F. Moore

"Arrived on time for my appointment, then waited 40 minutes only to be told they didn't have the…read moreright vials for 2 of my tests and that I had "too many exams" -- whatever that means. The nurse said she'd call once they restocked. That was over a month ago, with zero follow-up, and I can't get anyone on the phone. Complete waste of time and no consideration for patients' schedules. Going to a different Quest location from now on.

I had my appointment for 10:50 am and I promptly checked and been waiting here for 40 mins and…read morestill no clarity when I would be called . What is the point of scheduling an appointment if you don't get seen even 40 mins after the appointment for a simple blood test? Getting an appointment is crazy hard and the appointment means nothing!

* quick appointment scheduling * skilled with blood draw,…read moreno pain! * calm and kind service * was in and out under 10-15 minutes! I would definitely recommend coming here for bloodwork. I generally have an uncomfortable feeling when getting my blood drawn but this was so quick and didn't hurt at all. I felt comfortable and confident in the service provided. Thank you

I feel so fortunate to have found Arina and MedLab Services. I showed up with a complicated kit but…read moreshe was familiar with it and easily processed it. Hardly felt the "pinch" and it left nearly zero evidence on my skin. Quick. Friendly. Amenable. Thanks!

This is not a Labcorp. Do not go here. We needed to desperately get labs done and they said that…read morethey are not a Labcorp. Don't waste your time!

This location does not do blood draws for the first trimester screen, which is not clearly noted on…read morethe Labcorp website. Also, this location is INSIDE an oncology clinic, which was not indicated by external signs.

In this area, I've found that Labcorp is by far the best option. I was able to schedule a same-day…read moreappointment easily, and the check-in process was quick and seamless. The staff was friendly, and my phlebotomist was incredibly kind and skilled. She was very gentle, I barely felt more than a tiny pinch. I've also been to the Quest Diagnostics inside Safeway in San Ramon. While it's convenient, the walk-in wait was very long. The facility was quite cold, and the staff was just okay. I also wouldn't recommend the Danville Center Lab in Danville. The phlebotomists there left me with significant bruising on my arm after my blood draw. Based on my experiences, I would definitely recommend Labcorp over the other two.

I got in and out of lab corp quickly . My phlebotomist was excellent. I didn't feel a thing and I…read morewas on my way. I really like the Alamo location. Convenient and well run

You'd think that with all the months of temp closure they would have refreshed the space. Same…read moredinged up walls and low energy staff. And given the current uptick in Covid, more masking would be good. I didn't have a mask with me and eventually found a box on their counter. Easy parking and even with an appointment at 7:30, I'm sitting here at 7:36 waiting. Waiting is not my strong suit!

A few mornings ago I was treated by two former strangers with some awesome customer service that…read moredeserves recognition. I was helped by Sarah W and Dezyre L at the Lafayette Labcorp facility. It was busy, but Sarah soon greeted me with a warm smile and matching demeanor, then inquired how she could assist me. My need at the moment required her to look through my multiple lab test requisitions for a few minutes during which time she maintained the nice atmosphere with appropriate "chit chat". She completed her task with professional composure then asked Dezyre to tend to my blood-drawing. I was pleasantly impressed to observe Dezyre demonstrate the same refreshing welcoming warm personality and professionalism. I'm a dermatologist, currently with a small practice in Lafayette, but formerly with a large practice, with lots of employees, etc. If I still had such a place to offer them employment, I would try to steal them from Labcorp!

If this is the Lab Corp on Tice Valley Blvd then my complaint is specifically for here. I have gone…read moreinto Lab Corp frequently- specifically for UTI testing. It seems that every time I go in my order (sent by FAX) can never be found. The receptionist at the Tice Valley office is very rude, abrupt and lacks compassion and empathy. She has dealt with me in a very hoarse and condescending manner and it is very upsetting especially since I go in there with pain and discomfort. It is unfortunate that your company doesn't have enough competition to force a training for your employees on how to kindly deal with people especially the elderly.

I came in to this location on accident, I mistakenly thought my appointment was here, but it was at…read moreanother labcorp nearby. The staff snapped at me in a very condescending tone telling me that I didn't have an appointment here, so I turned to walk out. As I'm walking away I hear one staff member say "some people are just too dumb for this world" to another staff member. I turned around and realized they were talking about me since I was the only one in the waiting room. You would think people working in healthcare would have a little patience and compassion towards others.

I waited just a short time, the X-rays were done very quickly and that evening I received the…read moreresults of the X-rays.

I almost never leave negative reviews, but this time I felt I had to. No one looking for medical…read morecare should ever be treated the way I was. I had a CT scan scheduled with BASS Imaging for over a week. When I called, I spoke with a representative named Tanya, and the experience was extremely upsetting. She was impatient, dismissive, and spoke to me with very little patience. Several times while I was trying to explain my situation, she muted me while I was still talking. I have never experienced anything like that before. It made me feel ignored, disrespected, and honestly humiliated. What made the situation even worse was the confusion regarding my insurance. Tanya told me my insurance had not approved the CT scan and that my only options were to cancel my appointment or pay about $1,200 out of pocket. I contacted my insurance company, and they explained that they do work with BASS Imaging. The issue was that they had repeatedly asked BASS for the exact amount needed to approve the scan, but they were unable to get it. When I called BASS again later, another representative gave me completely different information. At that point, I no longer knew who was telling me the truth. I wasn't asking for anything special. I was simply trying to understand the situation and find a solution so I could get an important medical test done. Instead, I felt like I was treated as if I was a burden and that they just wanted to get me off the phone. I truly hope BASS Imaging takes this feedback seriously. Medical situations are stressful enough, and patients deserve to be treated with respect, patience, and compassion. I wouldn't want anyone else to go through the experience I had.