Do not let these people draw blood from you. They have set my wrist and hand on fire after hitting…read morea nerve, one person could not find a vein so she tried to take blood from a vein in my hand. After inserting the needle she went to throw away a peice of paper and jerked the needle sideways poking a hole through the arterial wall and filling my hand with blood. Last time they had to poke me twice claiming I moved when she never placed my arm with my elbow on the cushion thus stablizing my arm. These people must be in training without supervision.

Signed in at 8am still sitting here at 8:45am. Ridiculous. Maybe get people who know what there…read moredoing and can work quicker.

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I always get the best care at the Grass Lake facility. I like the new Doc but they lost a lot when…read morethey lost Dr Moore.

If you find yourself in a situation that you have to participate in testing this is the place to…read morego!! Everyone at Drop Zone is very friendly and treats you with respect. Gretchen is awesome. I started out at Drop Zone and had the best experience possible at a testing facility. I have since moved and started at JAMS, what a horrible mistake that was. I truly consider driving 10 miles in the opposite direction to go back to Drop Zone because there you are actually dealing with intellectual adults (JAMS is just power hungry, ignorant young people).

If you're already going through a hard time they make it worse, specifically the white male that…read moreworks here with glasses. He is extremely rude and says inappropriate commentary to people coming to use the facilities such as "if he had a dollar for every time someone told him they won't be back" and telling people don't get caught. It's extremely rude given people are already going through a stressful time. They overcharge i've paid 80 dollars, 57 dollars multiple times.

Very well run, pretty much get in and out with no fuss. Information is taken (by a very nice girl)…read morepretty quickly and accurately, don't see employees standing around on their phones, they are doing their jobs to get us in and out of there, you might be there a bit, but they are a very busy lab and are doing the best they can. Deb P.

I had one of the first blood draw appointments of the day and somehow they were still running 40…read moreminutes behind. Don't schedule four people for the same blood draw slot if you're not moving through them efficiently and can't handle that sort of volume

First time here at this facility and WOW! St Joseph Mercy Breast Care, 990 W Ann Arbor Trail,…read more # 301, Plymouth, MI 48170 Phone: (734) 414-1080. I was so nervous about going because of bad experiences at other locations. I had a digital breast cancer screening done at this location and I was pleasantly surprised at the professionalism form the staff. Starting with Kimberly who was at the desk helping me check in. The area is small and not to busy. As soon as I completed a questionnaire on a tablet, I went to the dressing room and changed into a gown which ties closed. The changing room/booth is small with a cloth curtain to pull close. When I was done, I went to a waiting area where they offered water & coffee. I didn't wait long, and the technician called me back. Take you purse with you at this time as there is not a place to secure it. The technician went over the questions with me from the questioner I completed earlier. She explained everything she was doing and why. Very efficient and quickly done. She will ask you to hold you breath for a few seconds for each picture. I was exposed when she had to place the breast on the table, but you still had the gown cover you on the other side for this view. The next 2 photos you must take your arm out as they try and get as much as the armpit as they can in the photo as you are exposed again, but you are still covered on the other side. Then you switch sides and do it again. A total of 4 pictures were taken and maybe 15 minutes at the most for the imaging part. I was definitely more relaxed in a small setting like this and my anxiety was lowered. Thank you for a great patient experience!