Went there for my 2nd 3 hour gestational diabetes glucose test. No front desk just 2 lil kiosks…read morewhere you sign in. TV playing Quest advertisements over and over. I had an appointment they were 20 minutes behind so not too bad. Everything went smoothly. Wish they offered wifi cause there is no signal in there or I must have crappy cell service. Other than that, it was a lil off putting that the young man taking my blood told me to knock on the door every hour as a reminder. I didn't mind because it was busy but I also feel like it's your responsibility to be on top of your patients who are there for longer tests, I shouldn't have to remind you. Overall, he was sweet and we built rapport so good experience. The other reviews I had seen about this location had me scared and prepared for the worst lol but it was good!

My issue is not with Quest itself, it's the unprofessional individual I encountered at this…read morelocation. I came in for my appointment to do my glucose tolerance test. I was asked if I fasted. I said no and that I was told by my doctor that I didn't need to fast for the 1 hour test. This person then gets, I'm assuming a manger, and this person then insinuates that I'm going to fail my glucose tolerance test and need to come back for the 3 hour test. Excuse me?! That is wildly unprofessional and extremely rude. I was stunned by this response and I'm very disappointed by my experience at this location. I would avoid this location due to the unprofessional attitude I had to encounter.

I walked into Quest in SW Medical Assoc on Tenaya today with my order for fasting bloodwork, sat…read morefor 20 minutes, then was called and told that they were refusing to do my bloodwork because my doctor was not with SW Medical. When I complained that I had always had my bloodwork done there from that same doctor, they pointed to a sign that said "Only Optumcare patients" but I am an Optumcare patient, and my doctor is an Optumcare subscriber. It was kind of humiliating they way they did it, in front of the whole waiting room of people. I was stunned. It was 7.00 a.m. and I was hungry, fasting, and had driven over 12 miles. They were kind of rude about it, like "hey idiot, can't you read." So I called SW Medical hotline. They said my doctor is not an Optumcare doctor too. But then I had another procedure that same day at SW Medical, in radiology, and they said he was an Optumcare provider and had no problem with me and my order for that procedure. So what a stupid #heutshow!!

This SW Medical location for Quest is the best. If you are lucky to have Denise help you, your…read moreexperience will be very positive. I could hardly tell she was taking several bottles of blood. She is kind, gentle and does an excellent job of taking your blood. For someone who has had numerous surgeries and countless tubes of blood removed, Denise is one of the absolute best there is. She is an expert and I highly recommend her. If her boss reads this you should make sure you pay her enough, she worth every dollar!!

I had to bring my son in for Lab work. Made an appointment, no waiting at all. She did so well with…read moremy son. Thank you Lisa. You are truly amazing at what you do.

I don't often go out of my way to leave reviews, but today was one of those days I felt compelled…read moreto, thanks to the outstanding service I received at Clinical Pathology Laboratories. I cannot say enough wonderful things about Lisa, who truly went above and beyond to help me when I needed it most. I had driven across town with only a short window of time in a very busy week, and I wasn't aware that I needed a lab order, which my psychiatrist hadn't provided. Lisa didn't need to go the extra mile--but she did, without a second thought. She took it upon herself to call multiple offices to track down my psychiatrist and have the lab order written up, sparing me a lot of stress and hassle. She handled it all with such warmth, kindness, and patience. Lisa was incredibly sweet and went out of her way to make sure I was taken care of, even when it was outside her responsibilities. She's truly the salt of the earth--a compassionate and dedicated phlebotomist who genuinely cares about her patients. I'm beyond grateful for her help and will always remember her kindness. not to mention she is the best at her job when it comes to blood draw. I didn't feel a thing. Thank you, Lisa.

Janice was amazing!!!! Her skills were on point and I'm a hard stick. Very quick, thorough and…read morepainless. She stuck me in a vein that nobody usually attempts unless they are very good because you can't see it. You have to feel the vein. Only issue with this facility, was it smelt like poop inside. Maybe someone had an accident. I heard someone ask for room deodorizer. Hopefully, it doesn't smell like that all the time. LOL Overall, 10-15 min experience with an appointment from start to finish (with another colleague asking a question)!

Even though you have to click on the lab order to make the appointment online they will require a…read morePRINTED copy when you arrive. So after being clearly irritated with the idea i would need to leave to print this thing they said I could email the copy so I did and then we had to sign in as a walk in because he already canceled our appointment!! Still currently waiting for our scheduled appointment because the system doesn't have their act together in anyway whatsoever. What's the point of dying anything electronically if the system doesn't function?! Useless. Terrible business methods. (I know the staff are doing their best with a mess of crap they've been left to deal with. The staff was good) Also NO HAND SANITIZER! IN A LAB!

Labs are my least favorite thing in the world because I am terrified of needles. However, I had to…read morehave it done, so I scheduled an appointment, and went in. Their online check in is the easiest, and the best. As on as I pulled up, I whioped out my handy-dandy cell phone, and checked in. Within five minutes I received a response to proceed to the front desk. The receptionist who greeted me was very nice, and pointed me to the room. As I waited I watched As one of the labs tech walked around complaining about a previous patient. She didn't have anyone in the room with her, so I assume she was on the phone. After about 10 minutes, that same woman with redish-orangish hair walked in and asked me my name. After getting all of my information she proceeded to prepare my arm. As I turned my head, and squeezed my husband's hand, she angrily said, "What are you doing?!" I wasn't sure what she was referring to, so I asked her what she was talking about. She said I was acting weird (?) I told her that my husband is my support system, and I always hold his hand because I don't like needles. She said, "The next time you go into a lab, let someone know you need a hand to hold." Again, I was confused by her statement because holding my husband's hand didn't require a lecture. I'm not sure what was going on with her, but she clearly was in an argumentative mood. When she was done, she told me to advise my doctor of my fear of needles. For someone who has willingly come in for labs, being treated disrespectfully is unnecessary.

I come to this location all the time..great staff, and they are very patient. I came in as a…read morewalk-in today, because my scheduled appointment was too far out! The employees are very professional, and

Elizabeth seemed aggravated before we met. When she called my name, before I could get up, she had…read morealready walked back to her room. I stood in the hallway trying to figure out where to go, hoping she would come back, and get me. I guess when she didn't see me, she called my name loudly from the room. I had to figure out who called me, and from which room she was in. When I sat down, she immediately told me to hold my arm out, (stiff) and don't move. I was used to being verified first, but I guess they don't do that anymore. I tried to tell Elizabeth that my other arm was better because the vein was more visible, but she cut me off, and said, "Don't move." As I sat there, I could feel the needle moving around in my arm. I asked her what happened. She said, "You moved. I told you to stay still." She spoke to me in a tone that sounded like she was scolding a child. When I told her that she was hurting my arm with the needle, she pulled it out, and walked out of the room. I could hear her asking for help. When Shakira said she would do it. Shakira came in, verified me, then took my blood. She was polite, hospitable, and quick. That is how it should have been done from the beginning. I don't know why Elizabeth was the way she was with me, but it was unacceptable. I will make sure that if I ever come back to this location, she is not my phlebotomist.

Went in for bloodwork. I had an appt. for 10 am. I was in and out in less than 10 mins. It was a…read moregreat experience. Much better service than quest which is a butcher shop and I will never go back to ever again. 5 * for Labcorp !

This was the easiest way to get my employer drug screening. I was literally in and out in about 15…read moreminutes. Appointments are not necessary, and everything was easy and smooth. I would definitely recommend this location for any lab needs.

I had a full panel done here by Audrey. She is fantastic. She got my blood drawn on the first try…read moreand I barely felt a thing. She's also very informative and sweet. I I would highly recommend her if you're in Las Vegas. 20/10. Thank you girl!

I had blood work done this early afternoon at Labcorp inside Summerlin Hospital Medical Center for…read moremy kidney doctor. When I first walked in, I handed the front desk lady my paperwork and was told I needed to fill out the registration. I asked where to do that, and apparently the registration was on an upright iPad near the front. Silly me for missing it. A lot of the people in the waiting room noticed how rude the interaction felt, and several people even commented to me about it afterward. I honestly tried to give grace because she may have been stressed or overwhelmed, and I know healthcare can be difficult. But the reason I'm writing this review is because of Dana, the blonde phlebotomist in the back. She was absolutely wonderful. I hadn't had much water that morning because of an earlier appointment, so finding a vein was a little difficult, but Dana stayed patient, calm, kind, and professional the entire time. She talked with me, joked around a little to help me relax, asked how my day was going, and truly made the whole experience better. Dana has such a beautiful soul and gave me one of the best experiences I've ever had getting blood drawn. Employees like her deserve recognition because they genuinely make a difference in people's days. So while the front experience may not have been ideal, Dana completely turned it around for me. God bless you, Dana -- thank you for your kindness and for making my day better.

They say that they are open until a certain time. You get there and they decide that they aren't…read moretaking anymore people. It's a half hour before they close. If they have this type of policy it should have been noted it on their website. It's 100 outside, the main doors are closed, I have to walk through the hospital with a sick kid that took forever only to be turned down. They need to figured out some better business practices.

Dr. Z was AMAZING. As a healthcare professional myself, it was refreshing to have a doctor truly…read morecare and listen to a patient. He also gave pertinent recommendations. Patients need to follow his recommendations for future health.

From the owner: Advantage Health is a multispecialty medical clinic. Our doctors are experts in different areas of…read moremedicine. We also provide Concierge Medicine per patients' request. Our mission is to help our patients achieve a complete cure or the best possible improvement of their medical conditions. We are dedicated to putting smiles on our patients’ faces. Why Advantage Health At Advantage Health, our patients receive highly personalized care for their medical needs. We believe in a comprehensive approach to the health and wellbeing of our patients. We concentrate on prevention, early detection, and a thorough approach to the treatment of any medical condition, no matter how simple or complex. At Advantage Health, we are committed to reducing long waiting times and we strive to provide the best care possible to our patients. Additionally, our patients may choose to sign up for our Concierge Medicine Service. This type of service allows our patients enhanced contacts with their providers, same/next day appointments and it essentially eliminates waiting time. Please contact our office to learn more about this and other services we offer.

This location is really clean and sufficient, they also have appointments to fit everyone's…read moreschedule .

Clearly all SDMI locations suck one way or another. I tried…read morethis location after horrible treatment at the Centennial & Tenaya locations. The employee that did my test was okay, the room was so hot I was going to pass out as I guess they can't afford the AC bill; as even the gal commented how it was warm. This isn't the first location I've been to that was HOT. She says it will be about a week for the results and they arrived within that promised time frame. What bothered me was I had an appointment for about a week later to get a mammogram because of course I couldn't schedule both on the same day that would be too easy & they cancelled it for no reason. I had to reschedule, and of course because they cancelled it I had to waste more time and wait another month plus past my originally scheduled appointment to get the mammogram appointment that I had already made time for. It was like that 1 employee was on vacation and they forgot to block it or needed time off and they went sure you can have it we will just cancel all the appointments for that time period and screw people over that already had appointments booked and had been waiting for about a month. As my cancellation was 3 days before my scheduled appointment!! Honestly healthcare in general in this city sucks and SDMI just finds a way to scrape by and do the bare minimum in providing services for care people need. Then they wonder why you're just over it when you go in. Maybe because you treat us patients/customers more like robots & cash cows vs humans who are sick, in pain or whatever and are on a tight budget. As you do the $ grab before you go in and I had to hear one lady crying saying all she had was $100 till next payday and your employee told her that if she couldn't pay they would have to cancel the appointment & be charged a fee for cancelling same day. The woman left crying. I was so uncomfortable overhearing the situation. Ya'll show some compassion. Or tell people when they make the appointment what the $ grab is at booking so they can decide if they can afford it at that point.