I just walked out before having my blood taken because that woman was unbelievably rude. I have…read morenever been spoken to like that. I walked out because there was no way I was going to let her come near me with a needle. I'm certain that if someone overheard her speak to me, she would have been fired on the spot. I will NEVER go to that location again, which is unfortunate because it's the nearest to my house.

I've been here before & must've reviewed it, but, idk what happened to it…read more It's larger than other "Quests" I've been too & quicker. There are more techs working, so it goes faster. You can make appointments or just walk in. They'll take walk-ins, in between appointments if there's time. I like this location. You can even wait outside or in your car & they'll call you when you're up. It's very convenient.

Donye was amazing! I was so nervous and she treated me with kindness and no judgement the entire…read moretime - if I need bloodwork done again I'll definitely be coming back to see her

This has now become my regular Quest location for my routine blood work. I always make an…read moreappointment on line. You're taking a chance going in without an appointment since appointments are all taken first. Today my appointment was at 9:10. I arrived at 9:00 & was back in my car heading home at 9:20. My tech today was Rhonda. She was quick, friendly, and took my blood painlessly. What more can you ask for? 2024-91

Came in early for an appointment and was rewarded with being called in on time ahead of the walkins…read morethat filled the room and hallway. Definitely make an appointment and you're golden. Phlebotomist was kind and didn't rush me in getting up.

If they were called "Vest" then they'd sell wife-beaters. But they don't. Which is good because…read morethat's a horrible nickname for an article of clothing, isn't it? I've used this facility maybe 20 times in my life, although not for awhile. I used to live right next to it and that's why I was such a regular. This is where the doctors just next door would send me they'd send me when I needed anything done... tests, scans, you name it. I'm absolutely not a fan of the place, though. In the old days, this was the closest lab to us for blood testing and dropping off and such. It is no better than the other Quest labs. It's probably a little faster than the one on Sheridan, but the employees aren't great and the services are average at best.

CNY FERTILITY BUFFALO is Amazing clinic I ever been thru.very good care of their patients. Ashley…read morewas incredible so Amazing nurse I ever met. I don't have any words for her she truly taken care of you.she is really into it she enjoyed her work with taking care of patients. From initial consultation to end they are all on top .patient don't have worry about anything. Even other nurses are very professional with call, text thru the portal. They are all after that. Dr.chang is incredible he knows what is he doing. Patients don't have to worry about any process. Very cheap and affordable. I recommend to everyone who want to become parent. Go for it. They accept travel patients as well which is plus point.

Got us in and out fast. Very kind and helpful staff. Answered all our questions from start to…read morefinish. The icee machine is cool too.

Always excellent here for blood draws and all of the phlebotomists are friendly and I never have…read moreany problems. A million times better than Quest!!! I only come here for my blood work.

Extremely disappointing and unprofessional experience at the Kaleida Health blood draw location on…read moreSheridan Drive in Amherst. We brought our daughter, who is under 9, here for her very first blood draw specifically because this location was recommended to us as pediatric-friendly. I called beforehand and was told we could come as a walk-in. We arrived around 3:09 PM, well before the posted sign-in/closing time, only to find that the two employees working had already removed the sign-in board and apparently decided they were no longer taking patients. Instead of simply explaining that, they repeatedly told us that they had "removed the board." I finally had to ask directly whether that meant they were refusing to see any additional patients before they would give us a clear answer. When I explained that I had just called and was specifically told to come in, their demeanor became even more dismissive and irritated. Several patients were waiting and knocking because no one seemed to know what was happening. The sliding window was not being opened. When one employee finally opened the actual door, I asked if anyone was going to help the people waiting. She told me it was "up to" the other employee, who was sitting at the computer. When I asked whether they were even going to write my daughter's name down, her response was, "I don't know." What really shocked me was watching a physician from the pediatric ENT office that shares the location walk over with another patient who needed blood work. The lab staff told the physician to send the patient somewhere else because they already had three people waiting. There were still approximately 45 minutes remaining before closing. At one point, after their employee had opened the door and left me standing there waiting for an answer, she told me I should not be standing in the doorway because of HIPAA concerns. If their method of communicating with patients created a privacy concern, that should have been handled appropriately by the staff rather than blamed on a parent who was standing there because they opened the door instead of using the sliding window. We ultimately left without having our daughter's blood drawn because I was not comfortable allowing either employee to perform her first blood draw after witnessing how irritated and dismissive they appeared toward the patients who were trying to receive care. The saddest part was the effect this had on our daughter. She became visibly nervous about having her blood drawn after watching these interactions. We had to explain afterward that what she witnessed was poor customer service and that this is NOT how all laboratories or healthcare professionals treat patients. Healthcare workers have busy days, and I completely understand that. But being busy does not excuse treating patients as though they are an inconvenience, particularly at a location recommended for pediatric blood draws. We contacted our daughter's pediatric office afterward to explain why her ordered blood work was not completed and to make them aware of our experience. I sincerely hope Kaleida Health reviews what occurred at this location on October 1 around 3:00 PM. A pediatric-friendly laboratory should make frightened children feel safer about medical care, not send them home more afraid of it.

It's that time of year again for my blood work. I booked the appointment online a few weeks ago at…read morethe Transit Town location. They sent a reminder on in email and also texted to remind me on fasting yesterday. Checkin was not too bad, I tried to use the QR Code I got from the email but that did not work. The position of the scanner was awkward to scan my phone. I chose Express check in and just needed to give my phone number, that was easy. The wait was short. The tech I had was pleasant and did a really good job. They needed many tubes but I didn't feel bad at all, it was quick. Great job!

I had an appointment at Robinson Road site scheduled for 2 weeks. 3 hours prior to appointment, I…read moregot text cancelling appt. This happens frequently there as they don't have reliable help. I went to Quest on Sheridan drive. Lawanda drew my blood and caused terrible bruising. She blew my vein in spite of the fact that I warned her I was a difficult draw and asked her not to dig. She also had no clue how to deal with my paperwork and had to finally get help. Terrible experience. Quest standards have definitely negatively changed.

Went to this Medlab location for a drive-up Covid-19 PCR test. The location is on Cayuga right…read morenext to Charlie the Butcher. Make an appointment first on their website. There are designated spots to the left when you pull in the parking lot that are clearly marked for Covid-19 testing. Pull in one of the parking spots and someone comes to your car within minutes. Have your mask on with your health insurance card and ID ready. There's no charge for the test. Test results are usually back within 24-48 hours. Mine were back in 26 hours. Go online on their website to check your results. The staff was very friendly and asked if I had any questions. Very fast and efficient process!

Updating my review to reflect my post covid experience. As usual I'd say if possible you're better…read moreoff making an appointment in advance, which I normally do. This was a last minute visit so for the first time in ages I went in without an appointment. Luckily there were a lot of techs working and I only waited for about 15 minutes. You check in on a touch screen (with hand sanitizer right next to it). If you want to wait outside they'll text you when they're ready for you. Also all names are listed on the TV screen with estimated wait times. Very helpful. The blood draw itself is quick and easy and very safe. Pretty much as its always been there. I've never had any problems here and the employees are always friendly.

Tiny waiting room for such a busy quest location. People were moving along quickly but it was…read morevery busy. TV is around but not too loud, thankfully. Large parking lot.

Come with me to one of the places I spend a LOT of time at... DENT Neurologic Institute in Amherst,…read moreNew York, right on Sheridan Drive. This is the DENT Tower, and if you're like me and have multiple doctors, multiple appointments, and approximately seventeen million reasons to be in a medical building... this place is basically my second home. Today I'm here for my yearly checkup with my neurologist. My doctor does my Botox injections and my trigger point injections, and actually, I'll be back here in just THREE DAYS for another appointment to get my Botox for migraines. Because apparently my head has decided it would like to be a full-time problem. ‍ One thing I really appreciate about DENT is that there are so many different services and specialists all in one building. I have doctors on multiple floors, so depending on the appointment, I'm basically riding the elevators like I work here. And yes, the building is wheelchair accessible, which is really important to me. Getting around a large medical building can be difficult enough without having to worry about whether you're actually going to be able to access the places you need to go. Now, I did bring my very important medical assistant with me today... Her name is Bambi. She is also apparently the Director of Atmospheric Changes. Because while I was trying to have a serious medical appointment... Bambi farted. Not a little toot. A FART. And the look on her face was basically, "I have no idea what you're talking about." Girl. I KNOW IT WAS YOU. So if you hear me laughing or see Bambi looking completely innocent in this video, just know there was an incident. Anyway, outside the building you'll see another part of my DENT experience, which is the Infusion Center. When my migraines won't go away and I need more aggressive treatment, I've been able to come here for migraine infusions. There are infusion services on two floors, so this is another really important part of my care. And I wanted to show this because DENT isn't just one doctor's office. It's a whole neurologic institute with different specialties and services throughout the building. And right here in between the infusion center and DENT, you'll also find a WellNow Urgent Care, which is convenient if you need urgent care while you're already in the area. So basically, this little stretch of Sheridan Drive has become one of my regular medical stops. Overall, I've had a lot of experience with DENT, and I really appreciate having access to neurologists and migraine treatment all in one place. If you're someone who deals with chronic migraines or other neurological issues, this is definitely a place you may want to look into. DENT Neurologic Institute is located at 3980 Sheridan Drive in Amherst. Full video is

As a patient of the headache clinic I have to say Rachel and Michelle are truly the best. Kind,…read morecaring and empathic but if you need anything not done by them you will not receive any help. I had a sleep study ordered in October and I was told someone would call me which they did in March. And that was after I left multiple messages asking to schedule. A new medication prescribed on March 25th that required prior was not done until a month later and that wasn't due to Anthem BCBS or my pharmacy not advising Dent of this but because the nurse forgot. If I hadn't asked the nurse about another medication for my migraines the auth would never have been done. When I called to schedule my MRI the first available was 5 weeks out. Due to my claustrophobia I always have sedation which has been done by the nurses at Dent. When I scheduled the imaging I was told to arrive 1/2 an hour early for the sedation. Imagine my surprise when I get there to be told the sedation was actually sent to my pharmacy something the woman scheduling nor the nurse at dent told me was being done. The receptionist was unable to reschedule it because "dent doesn't train front desk on scheduling just check in and to call back to reschedule". After all of this I called early this morning and left a message for Kristen one of the managers. Instead of calling me back she had Mary Grace do it because as Mary Grace said Kristen was too busy to talk to me. I understand now I am just a paycheck for the staff at dent. With a high deductible plan I get text messages and a phone call prior to any visit about the cost for "care" and to make sure I have money in hand. I know I'm just a number to Dent but I would have hoped that they see patients as actual people and not just as dollar signs