You can see a big vein popping up. But she didn't use that one. Instead she poked my arm in the…read moremuscle. No wonder it hurt so much. It usually never hurts at all. I've had blood drawn many times. This was by far the worst ever.

Usually I have blood work done at least once a year when I do decide to do that for my yearly…read morecheckup with my internal medicine doctor I choose the Pathology Lab to get my blood work done. The facility is very nice and usually I'm in and out very quickly. Usually the best time for me to go in for blood work is in the morning since I go to work early between 630- 700 am is normally a good time. Today I decided to go in around 11 and even though there were a lot of cars in the parking lot they were really quick. I got there signed in sat down for 5 minutes or so and they were calling me to the draw station. They got my blood drawn and I was in and out of there in less than 15 minutes They havea aweso e staff there so if you need bloodwork or any kind og Labs do I would definitely recommend the Pathology Lab. They are true professionals

I have visited the Dowlen Road office many times for my lab work. The technician, Chelsea has…read morealways been able to do my draw on the first time, without bruising me even though I request a butterfly due to having small, rolling veins and blood draws have always been difficult on me. She's very pleasant and always has me taken care of quickly. It's the first place I haven't totally dreaded having my labs done. Both of the ladies there have always been nice to work with. My experiences here are vastly different than what I had at Quest.

I had a long list of blood draws to complete for my doctor. The staff here were helpful and kind…read more The staff suggested (which I agree with) if I don't have the codes for the tests with my doctor's orders I should bring in the list of tests the day before or ahead of my appointment to make the process a little quicker.

I had to bring my daughter in this morning because she hurt her foot and wasn't wanting to walk on…read moreit. She's only two years old and was not happy about having to get an X-ray and I couldn't be in the room with her because I'm pregnant, but all the nurses and staff were extremely patient and kind with her. We were in an out within an hour. I highly recommend golden triangle emergency center!

I went to this clinic because I had some multiple bug bites on me. I wasn't sure what they were…read more.The lady at the front desk asked for my Social Security number and as I got finished being seen, I feel like she didn't have to take my Social Security number. Are they required to take people Social Security number? If not, I want to report this

A very well run operation! Easy parking near door. Didn't even have to take a seat in waiting room…read morewhich seems de rigeur for anything medically related. Obvious experience in blood draw and all the ladies in the office were most kind and attentive. Highly recommend.

I took kiddos on a tour of this facility so my daughter (who LOVES animals) could see the turtles…read moreup close. It was hot even inside so dress comfortably but they loved it. I even caught myself gawking and saying "Look at this one! He's so cute!!" Per the website: Sea turtles inhabit all oceans of the world. There are five species of sea turtles found in the Gulf of Mexico, all of which are either endangered or threatened. The most endangered species of sea turtle in the world is the Kemp's ridley which is also the most common species found in the waters off of Texas. Since the Kemp's ridley was listed on the Endangered Species Act, the Galveston Lab has played an important role in the conservation and recovery of this species through ongoing research, head-starting experiments and support of international conservation efforts. Tours Schedule: Monday Closed Tuesday 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 2 pm Wednesday Closed Thursday 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 2 pm Friday Closed Saturday 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 2 pm Sunday Closed Groups of 8 or less, are welcome without a reservation, at the above scheduled tour times only. Groups of 9 or more must call to schedule a tour. Call 409-766-3670 to schedule a turtle tour or for more information.

Wonderful!!! Delightful!!! Educational!!!! Best of all, it's FREE! They didn't even asked for a…read moredonation (I really wanted to help out for a twenty). The volunteers showed and presented an awesome slide/video show for 45 mins. They passed around several items: a real baby turtle (preserved in a jar), a real egg (also in a jar), an actual size loggerhead turtle taxidermy, garbage that turtle eats in the sea (it's both frightening and sad), hooks that are being used.....and several more. After the presentation, they'd took us a short block to a secured facility to see the turtles. YOU WILL JUST LOVE IT! It's warm and humid in there but even if it was 110 degree weather outside, just seeing the baby turtles will make you soon forget the humidity. What a wonderful way to educate yourself and your family/friends. You'll come out as a better person....thinking differently. :-)

I love the type of Care and Care Quality and Office Experience because I think they do a good jobread more

There are some people that shouldn't deal with the public due to their lack of common courtesy and…read moregeneral concern for people. My experience this morning showed that the folks working here were more concerned about being angry and complaining when asked about how walk ins were handles. I was the second person to sign in this morning, the first walkin. When there were at times 15 mins between one person leaving and the next person walking in the door, I asked about their process in calling back walkins. I had been waiting for an hour with 4 people having been called back during that time. I left after a patient that heard the whole exchange was leaving after her blood draw told me good luck. They were all mad.