Had no idea there was a Quest so close to my office. Made an appointment on the app four days ago…read moreand went before work today. Super easy to check in through the text they send you. They let you know when they are ready for you to come in via text too! Rich took my blood today and was wonderful! Super friendly and it was a nice quick appointment!

I headed into Quest as a walk-in about 20 minutes before they were closing last Monday. There were…read morethree people waiting ahead of me, and one person was working. It didn't take long to be called back, which was good because I was very, VERY sick at the time and was having trouble keeping my head up. I requested a butterfly needle, per my blood-tradition, but the phlebologist said they were all out and stabbed me with another needle. It was fine. A few minutes later, all the vials were full and I was on my way. To note: No cell service since this Quest is in the lower level of the building. You might want to bring a book if you're coming during a busy time.

One of the few places that is open on a Saturday. Book an appointment in advance if you can, but I…read morewalked in around 10 AM on a Saturday and was prepared to wait. Took about an hour and was fine with the wait since I didn't expect to get in immediately, especially on the weekend. Everyone was super friendly. There were a few kids who were screamers, all right, understandable. But one of the girls who worked there was obviously a mom and really, really good with kids. She was able to calm them down and get them out of there pretty quickly. The gentleman who drew my blood was very kind, pleasant, and even gave me the bright red color bandage I wanted. PRO TIP: Have your health insurance card and drivers license ready to do the kiosk check in go fast. There is a screen that shows how many people are in front of you in line so you can guess what the wait time might be.

I've gone here a few times and it's been very good. But the person taking my blood last Friday,…read morewas awful!! I bruised immediately and had a lump at the location. I've never had that before! I wish I got her name because I don't want her next time. I was tested 3 months prior and never bruised. So it's not me it's the phlebotomist!!! I will go a different day next time to avoid her! Here is photo of bruised arm 7 days later. It looked way worse the day after...

I'm also stumped by the poor reviews. Done right, the process (other than the needle jab) is pretty…read moremuch painless. 1) Go online and schedule an appointment. 2) Arrive a few minutes early and you'll easily spot the sign-in kiosks which take all of 5 minutes. 3) Within a few minutes, a pleasant gentleman will call you into their registration area and confirm all the arrangements. If he mispronounces your name, as he did mine, he'll apologize and smile. 4) You'll be instructed to sit in a blood-letting station (my term, not theirs) until a technician arrives and does the needle jabbing. I always think of the Pink Floyd line ("just a little pinprick..."). 5) You get a bandage on your boo boo and off you go to eat breakfast if you were on a fasting blood test! All in all, I was in and out in less than 20 minute, but mind you, that was with a 6:45 AM appointment.

I went to Labcorp 8 days ago. My Dr wrote a script for several blood tests and a urine test. After…read more8-10 viles of blood were taken I asked about my urine test. I was told my Dr. didn't put it on the script. I actually saw it on my script so I knew that was not true. I asked them to double check and I was brushed off. When I got home I checked my chart and sure enough I need a urine test. Now I have to make a second trip because Labcorp didn't read and follow my dr's script. also, none of my blood results are completed. In the past, the results come in as they are completed. I called my Dr and they are concerned. I may have to get the blood work done again. I have called LabCorb several times and left messages. No one has called me back. Totally unprofessional.

I need pre-op lab tests. I cannot drive, I walk with a boot on one leg and a bad knee on the other…read more I got there at 3:01pm and was denied service because they closed at 3pm.

Easy in and out for routine and complicated blood tests. The phlebotomists are quick, pleasant and…read moreaccommodating of special needs. The registration desk staff are efficient and pleasant. The waiting area is comfortable and has a TV, though it's been so quick that I've never had the chance to watch. Entrance is from the lower level in back. Pass the first parking area to park in back.

have had blood drawn here many times. Left with bruises or none at all. girls at front desk are…read moregenerally nice.

This location is HORRIBLE! Customer service lacks! I work in healthcare myself and this place was…read morean absolute joke! No structure what so ever and the workers have THE worst attitude EVER! I can't even give it a no star

Yeah, yeah, yeah, the two girls are very nice and very pretty but can I draw blood? They are the…read moregold standard. I only go to them, but when I'm in the hospital, I get blood drawn constantly and told the phlebotomist, women at LabCorp Haddon Township both get A's or even a pluses. I let them know that they have to beat that. Nobody has.

This was the best experience I have had at Labcorp in a long time. Nicki and Euvona were delightful…read moreas well as excellent phlebotomists. Our previous Labcorp location (X 10 years) at Grove St in Haddon Hts had a turnover of front desk staff, and the front desk girls were rude and angry people. But, the phlebotomists were friendly and exhibited good technique. We decided to try Walgreens Labcorp at the Haddon Ave location due to the wonderful reviews. We did not have an appointment. We signed in and waited. The waiting area was expansive and comfortable. Less than 5 mins later we were called into a clean and organized room with 2 smiling women who greeted us. I was very grateful that Nicki used an 18 g butterfly to draw my multiple tubes of blood. There was no issue with jiggling the needle as she changed the tubes. I am a retired Surgical ICU registered nurse, and the treatment we received from Nicki and Euvone was professional and gracious. It was clear that they truly enjoyed their job. My husband and I now have a new home for all of our blood draws. Thank you SO much. This experience renews my confidence in Labcorp and its employees.

There weren't any appointment slots closer to home so I chose this location…read more It's located in a huge, vacant looking building. My son easily checked in on the kiosk. He was seated for less than five minutes when he was called back. My son said that both technicians were really nice. The whole visit was only approximately 20 minutes.

I've been going to the same quest lab on Cooper Road Voorhees New Jersey close to 30 years…read more. apparently they have an issue with prescription form from the . It's a minor glitch however they said their new policy is they won't accept it because the font is too small at the bottom of the letterhead for their phone number. Service was extremely rude. Had me come back three times and they still would not accept a Heart House script. For simple bloodwork I will be going to LabCorp from now on.

Horrible customer service Not one person answers the phone…read moreonline schedule sent me 100 miles from home

I was really angry at the NJIN. They made a lot of mistakes on my MRI Report and refused to send it…read moreto my Dr, BUT this site rectified those mistakes as fast as they could. The thing you need to pay attention to is the information you both previously input (from prior visits) and currently are inputting (for new appointments). If you don't have all of your documents ready they will auto fill with your previous information, including Dr information. The general NJIN call center strung myself and my Dr's office around for a week. Thankfully I filled out a Haddon Heights direct survey and explained my issue. The next day Haddon Heights had both fixed their error but also faxed it to where it needed to go. SO if you have to use NJIN go to Haddon Heights