I set a short notice appointment online. Just left a doctor's appointment that wanted me to get…read morebloodwork asap. I was able to set it up online so easily and that was a plus for me. It's located right by Common Spirit St Francis. We were literally down the street. I checked in once I got to the building. It took about 15 mins before they called me back for my appointment. Ms. Jennifer was so nice polite and funny. She was easy to talk to and I loved her spirit. She was upbeat and very cordial. I do recommend them to family and friends...

Never thought I would be writing a review for getting my blood drawn but here I am…read more As somebody who passes out when donating blood and absolutely hates needles and getting my blood drawn, my experience was 10 out of 10! Bing was soft spoken, gentle, kind and all around a pleasure to talk to. I explained to him that whenever I get my blood drawn, they always blow out my vein, he made sure to use a smaller needle and made the experience quick and painless. Thank you, Bing, I truly wish you nothing but the best and hope you have a long successful career doing this!

Last time I had labs drawn, I went to the Woodmen location next to St Francis. I had an appt and…read morewaited an hour and a half. They weren't honoring appts at all and were so backed up and it seems it's like that each time I have been-probably because it's next to the hospital and there are several Dr's offices around. This location is smaller but the staff are terrific and they do honor appts. Had me in and out-even with non-appt people there within 5 min. The only thing I don't care for is they take a credit card if you have private insurance before running it through your insurance. I understand that people don't pay their bills but I don't like having my credit card information on file, but other than that, a good experience.

pretty good for routine lab work, especially for not having an appointment. I've done 2 walk in's…read morehere and have been seen relatively soon for both lab draws. The only thing I have to say is that for both of these times i think they used an 18 guage needle (very big needle). I'm truly only writing this in hopes that someone can get them butterfly needles for future blood draws. I'm not sure if they have them and I truly don't mind needles but man, an 18 both times was brutal?!?!??

I had an appointment at the Lab Corp on Woodmen. why make an appointment when they go by first come…read morefirst serve. no receptionist and the lab techs are rude. will never come here again.

You have to check in via a computer at the front. Just ignore the person behind the desk, because…read morethat's what the do to you. If you go to them, they just point to the check in. NOT HELPFUL! When you arrive 10 minutes early for an appointment and there are multiple people attempting to check in but don't know how, it's incredibly frustrating! Now we are late and have to wait? Are you serious? For those of us who used the online system and have an appointment, forget about that. Haha that's funny. Check in was easier with the code, but you wait like everyone else. We had a 10 am appointment. 10:30 and we're still waiting. What was the point of making an appointment you ask? Good question. When we did get called to the front desk, we were told they called us at 10am. Ah NO you did not! We were in line to check in and there was no one at the front desk when we arrived! I hate when people When a gentleman asked the person behind the desk for help, he was told to check in. I think it's inconsiderate for some of the elderly who clearly struggled. They could be just a bit more helpful when there are five people in line to check in and they're just sitting there. Clearly customer service is not a priority for a service we have no choice in. While writing this, one of the people who asked for help and was redirected back to the computer to check in walked out. There is a sign on the door to the office that states "Please do not enter unless escorted by authorized personnel". Then the direct you to "the second door on the left." Don't go in until they call you and it's convenient for them not to escort you.

Tara was really sweet! It was my first time coming in and I was super nervous and she was very…read morereassuring and patient with me. Thank you again ! :)

This place is outstanding from the initial to the final customer service! I definitely will come…read moreback again and again as needed and this will be my go to place for blood draws for special needs (severe autism) people. The staff were all prompt, attentive, professional and knew how to complete a blood draw to someone extremely uncooperative. Kudos to the young ladies!

Had 2 appointments to have blood taken at Quest on Fillmore in Colorado Springs. Tashia helped me…read moreboth times and she was wonderful! Very professional and personable. Didn't feel a thing! Thank you Tashia

Poor Time management. I set an appointment. My appointment time has long passed. My employer is not…read morehappy. I am not happy. Several people are very dissatisfied. Some were saying they will never be back. So far one person left. She said she was going to get an appointment with another company. Quest has got to get a handle on this! I am sure my employer is going to look elsewhere.

With so many thanks to Biocomp Labs and especially Kendall! Thank you for being there with…read moreintegrity, honesty, care, and value. Long story, short, they are truly there to help you because THEY TRULY CARE to help you. There still are companies like this, and this is one of them.

The male here with blonde hair who is tall is fantastic and such a gentleman…read more The women, let me just tell you that you can whisper about patients all you want but we can hear you and that's very unprofessional. Do better.

I highly recommend this Labcorp location. I have routine bloodwork every six months and only come…read moreto this location. I have veins that like to roll or not show up and this ladies find them. I tried to make an appt. online but nothing was available til December so I decided to take my chances and walk in. I walked in and checked in at the kiosk. My name was called and I was welcome by a friendly Labtech. Once she verified everything she called me back to take my blood. Basically no waiting. I was thankful that she was able to fill three tubes on the first try. A great start to my day.

You must see a person will not accept drop off tests! A bit rude at front desk. Walk ins added…read morebetween appointments. Most do not have appointments. 3rd floor. No Sat or Sun!

What an absolutely astonishing first experience with my child's pediatrics! Amanda Chin has been…read morethe most caring, helpful, attentive nurse practitioner for our newborn son and has answers to all the little questions that come up. She treats my son like her own and he enjoys his well-child visits to see her (he never cries with her!). Even more encouraging, Amanda is quick to give positive feedback to you in what you're doing as a parent, making it feel like all the difficult new learning experiences are paying off. There's nobody I'd rather have to work with my precious son as he grows up!

It's 1:11pm on a Wednesday and my wife and I have just rushed from our separate offices through a…read moreseries of unexpected delays to make our 9 month old's appointment. It's the only appointment available for the next couple weeks and we breathe a sigh of relief as we walk in 11 minutes late find a quiet office and empty reception room. As my wife apologies to the receptionist, who we'll call Barb, she's met with a blank stare devoid of contact and an abrupt efficiency that I imagine would meet a customer service standard in a Soviet Russian auto shop. Barb replies that our pediatrician "may," not be able to see us. She calls to the back and states, "Your 1:00 o'clock is here, do you still want me to reschedule them." At this point I'm feeling like a pre-determined conversation occurred somewhere during our 45 minute drive which was never phoned in to us. "You'll have to come back," Barb remarks with a sense of muted triumph. Her face telegraphs her victorious battle against the awful family that has been coming to the office for 9 months for 11 separate visits without being less than 10 minutes early on all other occasions. My wife, who works in the medical field calmly reschedules as my disbelief rises. On our way out, she stops and I'm not quite sure if she's just had a out of body experience or if her quiet rage has induced paralysis. She turns to Barb, "Excuse me, may I just ask what your late policy is?" Without getting off of her call or making eye contact, Barb efficiently points to the big-bold, tacky sign taped to the top of the reception calendar reading "ALL PATIENTS 10 MINUTES LATE OR MORE WILL BE RESCHEDULED." 60 seconds - Are you kidding me! We're the only patients in the office.... So I'll spare you our conversation on the ride home. Perhaps tucked away in the back of the house were the most silent staff/kids in the world. Perhaps, someone just wanted a little extra time polishing off that cheeseburger from lunch. This story does end on a happy note. By 2:00pm we had toured another office 25 minutes closer to home, gotten a welcome gift bag, chatted with a genuinely funny front desk staff, and scheduled a follow-up 1 week sooner than CHPG. The new place also has an awesome fish tank and the cartoons aren't blaring. Bottom line: If you're looking for a semblance of customer service or for an experience that doesn't leave you with a feeling of cool indifference, seek elsewhere. We do fully endorse Dr. Schiffer, who is great, and was on maternity leave during this episode. We hate having to leave that relationship. The office is clean, quiet, and generally efficient in getting you in and doing a quality job. Generally though, you can probably do better....