MRI went well with them. Appointment is hard to get with attendants who claim they can't find the…read moreorders.

The Receptionist was very polite and quickly got me signed in. The Radiologist was efficient and…read moredidn't waste my time. The whole X-ray process took about 20-30 minutes. She even had the disc ready for me in under 5 minutes. I am very impressed.

Today I had good and bad experience during my routine blood test visit at Collegeville location…read more. Good, friendly welcome and fast check in until the first nurse unsuccessfully tried to take blood sample from my left arm leaving a big dark blue mark. another more experienced nurse came in and easily finished the job. All nurses supposed to be good cannot accept to get lucky or not.

Fast service, I went at 7:30 and waited no more then 5 minutes and the phlebotomist was great!…read moreNelly is quick, personable and good at her work!

I had a great experience today. It's very organized. Quest has temporarily closed some centers…read morethanks to Covid-19. I HIGHLY recommend making an appointment. There's no reason not to because it's very easy with the ap plus you can get your results before your dr does. I was surprised to score an early morning appointment for today late last week. It's very organized and there's a helpful electronic dashboard on the TV that lists your name and expected wait time. I was seen promptly and each individual phlebotomist is able to check you in in their individual room. The phlebotomist who worked with me today was excellent and I barely felt a thing. I've been fortunate as that's been my experience most of the time. Is it because I've got a high pain tolerance? Maybe. They do a really good job.

From the owner: The Quest Diagnostics difference. Bringing together quality, speed, and technology to power…read moreadvanced, affordable diagnostics for all. No trade-offs required.

Office staff rude unwelcoming Can't say hello…read moreNo smiling Terse directions as though you are interrupting them ( which is not the case since no one else was there) Atmosphere in facility Manasquan NJ is like an inner city welfare clinic Generally lack of good customer service skills

I was pleasantly surprised. I have avoided LapCorp like the plague for years even though it's the…read morepreferred lab for my insurance. They messed up so bad over the years that I resorted to going to in network hospital labs miles away to avoid this company. Today ended that! What a great location and the gentleman that helped me was professional, friendly, knowledgeable and I didn't feel a thing. He's definitely an asset to LabCorp.

From the owner: Labcorp is a global life sciences and healthcare company, and our mission is simple: improve…read morehealth, improve lives. We leverage science, technology and innovation to accomplish our mission--getting you answers that help you make clear, confident decisions about your health.Our Patient Service Centers offer routine medical testing--as well as recommended screenings based on your age and gender. It's easier than ever to make an appointment. Testing results will be available to you in your Labcorp Patient Portal. Quick and easy information both you and your healthcare provider can use to improve your health outcomes. And walk-ins are welcome.

I've been going to this practice for over 25 years. Due to life circumstances, I haven't been in…read morefor awhile. Today I received a nasty letter stating that I didn't reply to a letter they allegedly sent me in February. The letter went on to chastise me for not coming in within the past year, and indicated that if I do not contact them "now" to schedule an appointment, they will be contacting my insurance carrier. They will tell the carrier that I have elected to discontinue my "assignation" with their providers. The letter went on to state that they will only be able to provide me with emergency care until 5/14/26, as "this 30 day period should allow you adequate time to locate and select another physician of your choice. We strongly recommend that you place yourself with another provider as soon as possible." Keep in mind that I received this letter today, May 5, 2026. The letter is dated 4/14/26, and the practice is about a fifteen minute drive from my house. So they put me on notice that they're also putting my insurance carrier on notice that "our doctor/patient relationship will be terminated." Good. Saves me the trouble.

I am very lucky to have been "given" Dr Wiswe as my PCP. I have been her patient for about 10…read moreyears. The office staff can be very busy and I know that sometimes we want to be treated as if we were the only person who matters. I have found that if I go in with a smile on my face, I always get one back. The patient portal is a great tool for communicating with your doctor between visits. We have moved 50 minutes away and I'm not changing doctors.

Booked new patient appointment in January 2026 for appt in July. Recieved call in June and told…read moresorry your appt needs to be rescheduled as mistake made in our scheduling dept...next appt which MD is now December 2026!!! Not good experience to start establishing care with this office.

Everyone I visit is friendly and knowledgeable from my doctors to blood draw to front desk…read morepersonnel. Andrew W. McLuckie is a wonderful doctor, with a caring personality and he is very knowledgeable. I have never had trouble with my insurance.

This is the greatest place for your travel medicine needs. Before you go exploring the world, make…read moresure your immune system is properly buffed at this location. I'll level with you - Whenever I receive an injection of any sort, it activates my fight-or-flight response. Now, being a descendant of some serious viking marauders, this causes excessive blood flow to my powerful muscles. Although my impulses tell me to pick up the medical examination table and bludgeon my attacker, that would be wholly inappropriate in a medical facility. Since I can't use my massive power, the blood pools into my dilated leg muscles and I pass out. This did not happen here, as the local certified nurse, Jim Branagh, did an amazing job of sticking a needle into my extraordinarily toned deltoid. I hardly knew that my carapace had been pierced when he told me "all done!" This place is tiny and provides extremely personal service.

What a scam! I called here to find out if vaccines were recommended for my family prior to…read moretraveling. I was informed that they would not give me any info unless we all came in and each paid $65 cash or credit (insurance not accepted) and then they would tell us if we need any vaccinations. Note: This cost doesn't include any costs for vaccines they then decide to recommend.

I went in for back pain. I left with back pain lol and a reminder of why you need to choose…read morehealthcare providers carefully. Note I didnt use the term healthcare professional since it wouldn't be accurate. The "dr" never examined me. Told me without getting any of my history or even asking where it hurts that I had mismanaged my back issues and should go see a specialist. When I said I had 5 years ago and there was nothing they recommended, he actually said there are so many new miracle cures. Yeah really. It was the worst experience and interaction that I have had with someone who should be trying to treat you not lecture you.

The person who saw me was Dr. Thomas Powell Jr. DO. I was there as a follow up from my visit in…read moreJanuary with PA Sean Duffy. From the first minute of seeing my history he asked why I was not seeing my PCP. I explained that he was located in NY and I have dual residences. He then went onto condemn and lecture me that one of the scripts my PCP was providing me with was illegal & that my doctor in NY does not have authority to provide me with the following medication I have been on for 23 years. Yes it's Fentanyl. I am prescribed it for a non corrective back disorder & have been taking it responsibly for almost half my life. Not that it is anyone's business, I am in the process of getting off of this medication and come from 75mcg per hour down to 12.5mcg per hour with a goal to be off of this medicine by December of this year. I said we are getting off subject of this visit which was a rash with bumps on parts of my body. He continued to lecture me and almost scold me for doing what I am doing. My PCP has been my doctor for 24 years and that was my answer. I have spoken to Eric at the corporate office of Patient First. I have never met this doctor & it was uncomfortable for me to be put into this situation. The corporate office has registered my complaint and experience and I was told that this doctor will receive additional education on this issue. I did not ask for my back disorder and have tried everything humanly possible over the last 24 years including ES injections, nerve root blocks and facet joint injections. This is my third visit this year with this exact location and the two prior doctors/ PA's have been very supportive and helpful. I am so tired of the stigma surrounding this drug but understand what it is doing to peoples lives and the loss of life because of the illegal importation of this drug. Doctors have the responsibility to educate their patients but this visit to this walk-in location was not about pain or pain management. They have a sign up in the entrance that says "we do not dispense controlled substances or pain medication". I was not there for that, I was there for a rash. It seems to be a political agenda for some of these doctors who took a Hippocratic oath to treat the patients they see and provided medical care, treatment and suggestions relating to the issue at hand.