There are a loooooot of walk ins here so make sure you make an appointment. The parking lot is…read moreincredibly small so be prepared to either park elsewhere and walk, or circle the tiny parking lot for a while. I personally would avoid coming here for the limited parking, there are also some homeless people who set up in a corner of the parking lot that makes this place feel unsafe in my opinion. The blood draw was not amazing, my phlebotomist didn't hold the gauze on my arm long enough and I bled out a bit more than comfort. But with an appointment I only waited maybe 10min? In and out within 30min probably.

Tiny parking lot that was completely full, with completely empty lot next door threatening tow…read moreaway. Waiting room was completely full, no empty seats, and took some time to get back. People working there were kind, clearly understaffed for the volume of the location though. Would absolutely not go for walk-ins, people were just giving up as they realized all the appointments were showing up for their times

Efficient friendly service! Able to walk in and get…read moreservices right away. Prices are decent!

I've been to this location several times after my husband recommended it…read more This lab is located in the back of the Walgreens Store in Manhattan Beach. There's adequate parking and I can browse the store while waiting. I highly recommend their online reservation system, as opposed to walking in without a reservation. All of the phlebotomists are courteous and I haven't had any issues or pain with their blood draws. Easy check in and short waits with appointments.

I checked in 40 minutes before their closing time and was turned away. Before starting my 40 minute…read moredrive I attempted to call them to ensure they could see me but no one answered the phone. The technician was clearly overwhelmed because her tone was rude and demeaning. I tried to calmly explain my situation and was still just turned away. This lab could improve in their care quality, empathy and maybe have proper staffing to avoid situations like this.

This location should not be listed as a quest diagnostic center. The providers with offices in…read morethis location do draw labs and send out to quest but you have to have Torrance memorial insurance per one of the office assistance. FYI.

Yhamina Rodriquez .... what a capable delightful and engaging woman and technician!!! Recently she…read morehandled my 90 year old Mother's required chest x-ray for admission to assisted living and Yahamina treated her as though she was her own mother! Dedicated to her profession!! We had a few laughs and tears. She's the real deal!!!

I walked into this LabCorp location because my paperwork specifically said no appointment was…read moreneeded. When I got there, the front desk was completely empty. I waited about 10 minutes before someone finally came out, and when she did, she was incredibly rude and dismissive. She told me it was "appointment only" because they were short-staffed, and her overall attitude was basically oh well, tough luck. No apology, no effort to help, nothing. Based on how unprofessional and unbothered they were at the front desk, I honestly wouldn't trust this place with anything involving my body. I won't be coming back. 12/12/25 9:00 am

So, the wait time wasreasonable enough…read more.. The techs themselves were awesome.... but let's talk esthetics-if only for a min or two (a reasonable request since I'm about to donate my blood right)? So right off the bat Ithis lab doesn't come close to the Labcorp in Playa Vista in Jefferson. For starters, it's nowhere near the elevator, so be prepared for a nice hike (like a major u turn) once you get off the elevator on the 2nd floor. But what killed em in this review was the blood splatter on the wall! Not cool....at all. And while the techs indicated that this may have been the result of an unrelated incident or individual having zero to do with Labcorp, the fact of the matter is that the blood is a few feet from your entrance. Translation: It looks like it (the blood) came from YOUR facility. Please do better next time.

Quick blood draw and friendly staff!…read more HI: Fast Walk-in Service LO: Depending on hours, parking could suck as it's shared with the entire medical building.

Today I received bad care. I'm really surprised because I usually feel safe and taken care of. The…read morephlebotomists at my previous law draws were cordial, friendly, and gentle. I literally had blood drawn and I didn't even know they stuck me. For over a decade I've had to get regular blood draws from several facilities and many many blood draws when I had cancer. I got needle anxiety from all that poking but I always felt minimal or no discomfort. But today Jorge seemed hellbent on making me feel uncomfortable and insignificant. 1. Rushed me when I was opening my purse to retrieve the ID and insurance card he already asked for 2. Did not acknowledge said cards when I handed them to him. He snatched them from me and walked off without a word 3. He did not ask which arm I preferred for lab draw. In all my entire life as a human being the person who takes my blood ALWAYS asked which arm they could use. Even in a busy Emergency Department they take the time and space to ensure my patient rights and autonomy are honored. I was stunned into silence. But luckily for Jorge he chose the correct arm. 4. He setup and jammed the needle into my arm. No warning. No preparation AT ALL. He just stick me and I was in a lot of pain. I wanted to cry or yell or yank my arm away. I didn't. But I did let him know k was in a lot of pain. He didn't apologize or even seemed like he cared. 5. I asked why didn't he tell me that he was going to poke me. I don't like needles. Having survived cancer and all that poking and poking left me wary of blood draws. EVERY SINGLE BLOOD DRAW BEFORE TODAY has included anticipatory guidance. Jorge said he hadn't heard of it and some people prefer to be poked without being told in advance. I explained that anticipatory guidance is important and he should've given me a choice to have a gentle warning instead of an out-of the-blue painful jab. Another patient overheard our conversation and she wholeheartedly agreed that anticipatory guidance is important. She even explained what it meant since Jorge claimed he was never taught this concept. 6. Jorge shows me a blood tube and asks me to confirm my name. By this point I have no trust in this man. He seems hostile for some reason and is short with me. I'm still upset from his painful treatment of my arm. I ask to visually inspect the tube label closely since I didn't have my glasses. Then I ask to see the remaining tubes which he hands to me....lies them on the table ... when I ask to inspect all of them. I don't trust him and wary of his attention to detail at this point. This review will not be a surprise to him because I told him this was the worst blood draw ever and I've dealt with constant poking with cancer. I was forever being poked and it made me never want to see a needle again. Not because of pain but just emotional wear and tear of that phase in my life. Today when Jorge hurt me it made me feel unsafe because I wondered if had deliberately held back gentleness or a technique to prevent discomfort and anxiety. He was in a funk and I paid for it. If he had further complaints the lab draw station should seriously consider if he's in the appropriate role. And ithe other patient gave me a pittying look. She concurred that she prefers anticipatory guidance to help prevent anxiety and feat of being poked. But nope. Jorge only responded that some people don't wanna know. Well I do and that's my right

I am writing to express my frustration and confusion regarding the inconsistent information I've…read morereceived about the status of my sample and testing timeline. I was informed by the sales consultant that I would receive my results either today or Monday. However, today at approximately 2:20 PM, I spoke with a manager named Tonya (ext. 2925), who told me that my sample had not been received. This directly contradicts USPS tracking, which confirms that the package was delivered and/or picked up on 6/5/25 at 11:33 AM. Tonya then stated that the sales consultant gave me incorrect information and assured me she could expedite the process to a 1-day turnaround instead of the typical 2 days. Yet, just ten minutes later at 2:30 PM, I received an email from Deanna B. stating that the sample had NOT been received and that it takes 7-10 business days for samples to be logged before testing even begins. As a paying customer, I am extremely concerned by the contradictory messages and lack of internal communication. I respectfully request: 1. Clarification on the actual status of my sample. 2. Accurate timelines for logging and testing, as well as delivery of results. 3. An explanation for the conflicting information I was given by your representatives. 4. Confirmation of any expedited processing, as discussed with Tonya. I expect clear and honest communication moving forward. Please respond urgently with the correct and confirmed information.

Came in to get a procedure done and the process was fairly simple. I called and was able to book an…read moreappointment pretty quick with my name and a few details. They are AABB approved and they have a couple of locations is LA county. The attendant was friendly and explained the process to me in details. Strongly recommend this location and the prices are cheaper than other places.

The ladies that helped me out here were so sweet! The wait wasn't bad, check in on tablets and wait…read moreto receive a text. You can just walk around the store or wait in your car. I had brought my infant with me and they were very accommodating and helpful about that. Blood draw: I didn't feel a thing. There's always that initial pinch of pain but nope. I didn't even know she had started. Definitely recommend coming here.

For some reason online says they do drug tests so I showed up for a walk in. I waited two hours…read morebefore I had to ask if I would be called up soon, and was then told they don't do drug screenings. Their in person system let me check in for a drug test, I'm assuming they just dismissed me and didn't check in with me for two hours. I tried calling ahead of time too but I always get sent to voice mail. When I asked I was just negatively put down saying they've never done drug tests for a couple months now. As if I should've known the website was incorrect.

I always have the best experience here getting IV drip therapy. Nurse Alvin and Nurse Sophie are…read morethe sweetest and will take great care of you. I usually don't get the best sleep and after getting the Meyer's Cocktail I always have the best sleep ever. I also feel more energized throughout the week and less brain fog. Highly recommend!

I had such a great time trying IV drip therapy with my friends! The whole experience was super…read morerelaxing, and the staff made sure we were comfortable from start to finish. It was fun to do it as a group so this could be your next hang out spot we got to chat, unwind, and enjoy the process together. The atmosphere was calm and inviting, making it easy to just sit back and relax. The team was professional and friendly, explaining everything clearly and making sure we felt at ease. After the session, I felt completely rejuvenated and definitely hydrated, energized, and refreshed!

Maryann is such a wonderful and professional phlebotomist you can tell she really takes her job…read moreseriously and efficiently. From booking with her too answering any of my questions she was very attentive to my needs and concerns. Definitely convenient instead of going to an outpatient lab.

Highly Recommended!!! I called Just Little Poke to get them to my house to get blood samples from…read moremy grandma. Meri An Owner/Technician picked up came out same day and took the samples. Excellent care quality handeling my grandmother. Thank you so much!!!