Come here all the time because it's closest to my home. Sometimes with appointment sometimes with walk in. The team here is always great, supportive and very helpful. I have never had a bad experience at Quest till this morning. This time I came in, I met a young looking Asian staff. The first thing she told me was to stand outside the door and let everyone who was 7:40 appointment come in first..., it. Would've been fine except I'm the only person standing at the front door at 7:30am when they open!!! Unbelievable!!! Then she proceeds to wait for people in the parking lot to come and ask them if they had an appointment, ofcourse the others are walk in like me, so then she yells out "is anyone here with an appointment!??" And one lady gets out of her car and is now running across the lot. And in my mind, I've concluded that she barred me from entrance, wasted 6 minutes, just to get someone who's having an appointment 10 minutes later to "check-in" when they already have an appointment to begin with!!! Unbelievable! I didn't know Quest now has door guard barring people who want to come check in at their electronic kiosk just so they can have their appointment customers check in at the kiosk first. Completely over ruling the first come first to check in common sense. We already know appointments will be served first, not a big deal but why was I held back from entering the building when they opened? I felt like she discriminated against Asians, against mothers who had children, and against those who may have challenges with electronic applications!!! when I was finally allowed in, she continued with telling me that walk ins don't really get seen anytime soon. Later I confirmed it's because a walk in will only be seen if there's no appointment for 10 minutes.... well, if I was allowed to sign in at 7:30am before the first appointment at 7:40 or maybe 7:50, maybe I would've had a chance to be seen right?!?! That's a new policy I didn't know about but I'm certain she made it up. I thought as long as the appointment hadn't arrived we could be seen. Well, now I know. New angry miserable Asian staff door greeter ruined my day. I normally don't care about these things but the way she seemed annoyed with me first thing in the morning and proceeded to treat other customers worst, such as other elderly patients asking for help really makes me want to post this. I watched her tell an elderly person "why are you asking me about your secondary insurance? Read the screen and check it yourself if you have a secondary insurance" and another elderly asked her for help with check in and she said "go there and enter it yourself"... and the poor lady standing by there with her paper referral wasn't sure if she needed the paper or not for check in. Seriously, what kind of self involved millennial did quest let out of their lab here? AI would've been friendlier than this girl. She should be the last person to be assisting a place that has a lot of elderly who need support to maneuver through technology especially with declining eye sight and cognitive abilities. She was simply rude, condescending, and an embarrassment to anyone in the medical field. It's such a compassionate job, and she treats people like morning garbage that didn't get thrown out. I'm ashamed to have such an experience but I even feel worst for the 9 elders I watched check in this morning. It was a disgusting struggle to resist coming over and reading the screen for them. A real shame. I wish I didn't witness this elderly abuse here. I will be making a report and next time taking a picture and video. Every single kiosk check in elderly customer received a snide remark from this youthful looking Asian phlebotomist/nurse/pink scrub individual. I really thought she was just targeting me because I was the unlucky first person. We're all entitled to bad days, or outbursts, but after a while I had to leave cause she made me sick to watch. Her rudeness continued on. Made me realize she's not going to be nice to anyone who shows up here. Some people just want to go and get their labs done, we don't need any greeters, we don't even need a smile, but by no means do we need someone who actively pursues rudeness and throws shade at innocent customers.
It was "do it yourself" "why would you ask me about your insurance" "go to the kiosk and look at it" "look on the board and find yourself!" "All of you people need to check the screen for your own name" "don't see it? Didn't see it? Well you know you're not checked in (not my problem anymore angry face with folded arms and eyes rolling)" read more