Nobody wants to get their blood drawn, but this is a really efficient operation. You can fill out…read moreinformation in advance and then get called when they are ready for you. When they are ready, they verify you and then take you into a back room. The technician who worked on me was great, you can see he had a lot of experience. I was in an out quickly, with the results the next day. Overall, I was very pleased.

This was my first time in this newer location and it was great! Easy to find & plenty of parking…read more I had an appt. & had entered my new ins. info online when I made the appt. So when i arrived the kiosk check in process was very easy and fast. I love the woman phlebotomist b/c she was so friendly/caring/considerate & very skilled b/c it was painless while 5 tubes were filled!

Pacific Vasculars staff came thru after Humana Ins.erroneously denied 3 ultrasounds. The person who…read morescheduled did an amazing job to get it scheduled after the first cancellation. Karen, the tech, came thru after the second denial. We highly recommend Pacific Vascular, as they care about patients. Humana-nope. Denials equals money.

Back again for their vascular foundation and venous insuff. 5 day course. This time the course was…read moreheld in their main location in Bothell. The class room was big with duplex scanning machines set up. The lectures are indepth with power point presentation and those slides printed in a book for each student. The presenters are knowledgeable and have answered questions AND helped with the hands on scanning. The class is full day. The first part of the day(4hrs) is lecture. Then a CATERED LUNCH OF YOU CHOICE. The rest of the afternoon is for hands on scanning. PVI has live models that are normal and have pathology. They are usually clients and pleasant to work with. We had various instructors on different subjects and the Q&A got answered properly. Case studies were shown and as I mentioned each day, 4 hrs of hands on scanning with patients with and without disease. I know that PVI would put a great course together. My first experience with the TCD/TCI course showed me that PVI really put lecture and hands on training is worth the price. Materials are always provided and the instructors are more than willing to give additional information via email. This time around, I got to work with Ridge and Mimi again. But also got to learn from Anne, Lisa and Josh.. all great instructors. ------------------------------------------------------------------- As for Healthcare services. Pacific Vascular is a contractor to many hospitals in King County. All technologists are well trained as PVI is also a Vascular training center for people that meet their qualifications.

Tamara is my new favorite person!…read more I had an 8:15 appointment since I was fasting and wanted to go early and was seen around 8:22. She apologized and let me know she was the only one working that day. She also let the walk ins know that they might have a wait since she was the only one in office, and let them know a few other locations close by. I asked if I could lay down since I'm very afraid of needles and she was happy to oblige. After seeing that I was really nervous and that my veins weren't showing a ton, she let me know she would use a small butterfly needle and that I would barely feel it. Usually I get super nauseous but I barely noticed the needle. In the past, other nurses have had to move the needle around a lot or poke twice which makes me really sick, but she was in immediately. It was also SO FAST! I've had my blood drawn probably 100 times in my life and this was the quickest and easiest. If every blood draw were like this I probably wouldn't have any needle phobia. Such an amazing woman and impeccable care. Next time I need to go in for blood work I will call ahead and make sure she is working. Truly exceptional!

Went for my appointment this morning and it is dark and locked. They sent a reminder yesterday but…read morethere is no one there today. No sign on the door, nothing.

Over the past year, members of my family have been to three different urgent care locations. This…read moreone is my favorite. When I first saw the bill, I was like "That's expensive!" Then I checked the other urgent care locations and saw they were at least the same price. They do tend to prescribe medication more often here than other places, but when I've expressed concern with a specific Rx I had issues with, they were quick to find an alternative. The biggest reason I love this place is the time it takes. I'm usually out the door in less than 15 minutes (with an appointment). That includes greeting reception, getting vitals from an assistant, answering questions about why I'm there, talking to the doc, and leaving with my visit summary. I don't come here when I'm feeling well - I want to be back home, wrapped in a blanket, hopefully with some antibiotics or medication to make my plague less miserable. More than any other place I've been, this checks that box. If you're looking for a conversation about how your family is doing, make an appointment with your PCP. If you're sick and need something addressed quickly, visit One Urgent Care.

Always expensive. Not enough questions if any from M.D…read more Offered most unhelpful and expensive medication. Had to ask for alternative just in case. (Did not want to come back)

Dr. Hoke was very knowledgeable. He ordered an X-ray, and I was able to get it done just down the…read morehallway on the same day. I also received Dr. Hoke's message on MyChart with my X-ray results that same day! I really appreciated the convenience and efficiency they offered. The front desk staff checked me in efficiently, and I also appreciated the beautifully decorated facility for Medical Assistant & Tech Week and Halloween. Parking was easy since there was a parking lot.

Had the absolute worst experience today as a new patient in the oncology department but also…read moreoverall in this center. First, there were seven receptionist there when I walked in no one else in line and no one else waiting in the waiting room. Two of them were having a conversation with each other and the rest were just staring at their computers no one was on the phone or speaking to another patient. I stood there for a good 7 minutes standing there by the sign that says "please wait here" until someone finally looked up and acknowledge me. I almost took a photo because it was almost comical how I was just standing there for that long and there were so many receptionist for one building and no one else in there. It gets worse unfortunately the doctor I was seen by completely dismissed the whole reason while I was there to see him. He didn't ask me any questions about myself how I was feeling why I was there or why my doctor referred me there. He was blatantly dismissive and honestly came across misogynistic. A wasted copay and future bill i'm going to have to pay. An added misfortunate bonus the parking situation is terrible there and the building feels old and dirty.

If you don't offer the option to make an appointment for a particular test, then you should have…read moreall tests available at all times. The end.

Avoid this place not because of the lab but the front desk worker that will do anything she can to…read moreprevent you from taking the test which causes her work. I walked into a passive aggressive storm and have never met someone who truly hates customers to this degree. My employment agency has an account here and claims they send all their applicants here. I don't know why because the short blonde haired lady claims not to know anything about Proactive Staffing Resources then plays the "20 questions" game and the only reason I can figure out is that it is an effort to prohibit you from taking the test. I walked in and there was an empty waiting room except for one other guy seated. After relaying to Ms. short blonde that I was directed here to take a standard preemployment drug test she starts in asking me for account information, which I know nothing about. I calmly read her the email I received from Proactive sending me there she retorted dramatically "I'm sorry! I didn't mean to make you angry". At this point the other guy in the room erupts into muffled laughter... He must have had the same go around with her too. Then she starts in with her typical response "sir, you can't take the test unless we have the account info", and I offer to help " OK, should I call the agency?" She responds " No, I'm filling out the form for you now" Let me get this right, you just wanted info, I didn't know it so offered to get it and now you say you've had it all along? The rest of the liquid test went the same way, lots of passive aggressive posturing, no help and full of angst. Thank you for the disservice!

I've been to this LabCorp several times, always hoping my experience the previous time was a fluke…read more I'm not gonna do that again, I'm never coming back to this location and I'm not just not gonna use the LabCorp anymore. Places do not get this bad unless it's management and leadership that absolutely does not care about patients. That said the employees here are also apathetic and honestly hateful. It's like they hate you for needing blood work. Check-in is chaotic, wait times are a fiction that they invent to sound good but are not reflective of reality or your real wait time whatsoever. Appointments are meaningless. Check-in is absurdly, complicated and annoying, requiring you to re-enter so much personal information that you already entered and that they already know. I asked a simple question at the front desk - there was no one there at first, so I had to wait 10 minutes for someone to show up, though that person completely ignored me, so I had to wait another five minutes for someone who actually cared. They didn't care very much, but they at least acted like I existed, which is a plus for this location. My question was do you even have a lab order on file for me? They said we don't have that information. The place that's supposed to perform the lab work somehow doesn't have the ability to look up if there's a lab order for me, that's what the front desk person told me. That is how useless they are. That is how hateful they are. That is how much they do not want to help. Do not go to this location. There are other locations if you want to use LabCorp that are not much further, and are so so much better. This location is the worst medical experience I have ever had in my life, and I've lived long enough to have had some pretty awful ones.

I'm not sure that writing reviews about a laboratory will matter because people have to go there…read moreregardless. But, for the sake of feedback to the management if they care, this place is so chaotic. The signage is terrible, it's not clear where you are supposed to wait, it's confusing whether they want you to check in in person or use one of the kiosks, nobody looks up to help you (it actually feels like they are trying to avoid you if I'm being completely honest) and it's just all in all a messy experience. It's like this every single time. I'm in healthcare myself and I feel like I'm able to navigate things a little easier than some people, but when elderly people, cancer patients, overwhelmed people, etc., are trying to get their blood drawn, adding this kind of stress to their already stressful life is just unnecessary. Having said that, the two times I've had to be here in the last few months, at least the actual phlebotomists were competent and kind. I do have to say that nobody seems to be enjoying their employment here. They are professional, but if you look around, no one seems happy to be there.

Bruised and swollen vein. Phlebotomist needs retraining. No issues in the past. Maybe it was…read morejust an off day.

Quick check in process for bloodwork. There were a lot of people waiting and it looked like we…read moremight be there a while..but we were in and out in 15 minutes.

So refreshing to find a test lab that takes appointments and keeps them. They also answer the…read morephone! Yes, this should be standard for any business, but that hasn't been my experience with other test labs in my area. The staff was also friendly, courteous, and professional. All in all, a great experience for what can be a nerve-wracking process.

Website says that this place (9AM- 3:30PM) was open. Web…read moresite also say that the scheduling online is unavailable. I called to confirm and got their voice mail. So, I decided to skip my lunch break, head over which is out of my way to take a test for another job offer. Got there and the sign was closed with a clock that says to come back at 2PM. There was a person there, on her phone with her back turned to the window. This tells me all I need to know about how lazy this facility is. The audacity to not acknowledge someone at the door and explain " yeah sorry we are closed for X, Y and Z. OR better yet post it on your website OR on the door. PATHETCI. A complete waste of my time. This person is on the clock and should be fired.