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    Rene G.

    Came here for a drug screening. No live person but just 2 kiosks and one is down. They say they accept walk ins but there's no one to receive you at the window. I went to another quest and it was the same result. No point in saying walk in when the kiosk makes you make an appointment several hours later.

    Madelynne R.

    Today I went to a Quest Diagnostics Clinic in order to get a drug screening done for my job. Upon entering the clinic, I had to check in via a iPad type device, and then proceed back to my car to wait in the hot weather for them to text or call me to come in because of 6 person capacity in the waiting room. Point number one. Are they trying to make patients die of the heat? Secondly, after I was finally texted to come back in about a 30 min wait, I was escorted by a nurse whose accent was very Latin-thick. So communication was difficult. As I was making polite conversation and trying to lighten the mood, she was increasingly short and rude with me to the point of when explaining what I needed to do I was unsure of the proper directions. As I had trouble providing a full cup, she very hurriedly and in a tone of voice like 'what an idiot' said that it's not enough and I can try again in 40 min. I know the trouble of communication and cultural issues due to two different languages between persons all too well, however, I should not have to experience this in a lab clinic. I was then asked to sit back in the waiting room and provided 5 cups of water all at once. This waiting room had no tables to set my cups on and only 6 chairs (4 of which were already occupied by other patients). So I had to set those 5 cups of water on the floor and drink one by one, removing my mask to do so. So point two, if a nurse gives a patient water, they should not have to set those cups of water on the floor risking germs and other dangers (such as spills). As I am sitting drinking my water, an elderly Asian woman of about 60-70 years old came in. She went up to the window and waited to be assisted by someone to "sign in". She was directed by another nurse, coming in from outside (I'm assuming arriving back from her lunch as it was mid-day) to sign in on the iPad type device. The woman stood in front of the iPad type device trying desperately to figure it out for a whole 10 min before giving up and knocking on the window of the front desk. When no one answered her, she went back to the iPad and tried again, at this point I got up and asked her if I could help. She handed me her ID and said very thankfully and very sweetly that she appreciated my kindness, that she does not understand what the iPad was asking for. I proceeded to sign her in following the instructions provided on the screen. So, if we are supposed to be paperless and contactless, does this mean at the expense of the elderly who may not know or understand how to properly handle technology? Furthermore, as we (the woman and I) continued to sit and wait in the waiting room, she became impatient with the process seeing many people walk in ahead of her who arrived after her. She tried to stop and ask several nurses for assistance but none would listen to her statements of "I have an appointment". Both she and I tried to call for assistance from the nurses but having the lack of a front desk personnel was infuriating. She ended up stopping a nurse who was ushering in another individual, who asked her if she had an appointment before coming in because they take those people first before the walk-ins and she did not seem to understand what the nurse was saying, but re-iterated that she had an appointment. This nurse said she would check the computer for her name but never asked the woman what her name was. So, are appointments made online? Yes. Because I personally tried to call before my walk-in to set an appointment (as was suggested by my employer) but the phone call directed me to the website and no real-person answered the phone. So, more technology, technology, technology, at the expensive of the elderly or uninformed and for this poor woman proved to be a very frustrating experience. Finally, I was able to walk back in and finish my process with the same nurse who came back from her lunch. She was very cheery, very kind and very quick to explain better what I had to do. I was in and out as soon as I had used the restroom. She answered all my (as described in tone by previous nurse) "stupid" questions and wished me a good day. The elderly lady was still waiting in the waiting room when I came back. I called to the nurse to come answer her questions but she had disappeared around a corner. In conclusion I give nurse #1 a 0 star rating for showing her bad day in her attitude towards others. Nurse #2 who failed to assist the older woman a 1 Star for at least trying to hurriedly explain the system and "check the computer" without getting the woman's name. And nurse #3 who assisted me a 3 star rating on being a purely delightful person and acting very professionally, but failed to stay and direct the older woman. And the overall technological and "contactless" experience a 1 Star, because at least their surfaces and floor looked clean. Trust me, I wouldn't have set my cups of water on the floor if it was SO dirty.

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    2 years ago

    Always easy to get into without an appointment. Fast and professional service. Very dependable. They always send the results right away.

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    Thank you for sharing this feedback, Linda!

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    6 years ago

    Don't waste your time! They spend 30 mins on each blood draw! Find another local place! Laziness at its best!

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    4 years ago

    Quick and easy process, sign in on a tablet device up front. Was in at 11:05am and was out at 11:28pm.

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