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    Quest Diagnostics

    2.5 (150 reviews)
    Open 5:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    Close-up of the entrance. Note the small sign that says "welcome.. we are open" along with their schedule... LIARS!

    Actually working and being open the hours you publish online and on your doors would be a nice start! Not everyone has your "bankers hours". Absolutely worthless for anyone on non-standard alternate hours.

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    Jules P.

    I still love this location of Quest Diagnostics. I have to go at least twice a year and they are consistently great. Pro tip: Make an appointment, and if you like showing up early - try not to be more than 5 minutes early. I usually get seen within 5 minutes of my appointment time consistently! The lobby is a little warm - so don't bundle up :)

    No customer service!!!!   Just corporate greed!!! Lololol.

    They have already replaced customer service with a computer check-in. If they could figure out how to make money without attending to any people... that would be the perfect business model for quest! Lol. They suck ss!!

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    Not having a resciptionist unacceptable not ok. makes thing take longer no one gets personal care not acceptable

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    the air conditioner is broken which seems very unsafe considering people are getting their blood drawn and it's 107 degrees out.

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    Ask the Community - Quest Diagnostics

    Does Quest Diagnostics have drop Ins?

    Yes, they accept walk-ins. Appointments are better because the wait is so much longer without one.

    How many hours for fasting?

    8-10 usually.

    What time they open on Saturday?

    Yes

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    Review Highlights - Quest Diagnostics

    I went early this morning to another Quest location to find out they were closed for remodel.

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