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    Quest Diagnostics

    2.0 (74 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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    Conni F.

    I had an awful experience today. My arm is aching horribly and I have a scratch where the needle was pulled out, and huge blood clot under the skin. I am 59 years old and have had my blood drawn dozens upon dozens of times and never have I experienced such an awful experience. I feel violated .

    The tiny circled red dot is where they drew the blood. The nasty bruise is from the tape holding the cotton ball
    Samantha H.

    This is my testing place of choice (although the guy at the LabCorp on Fenton does a really good job too). It's easy to make appointments online, check-in from your car so you don't have to sit in the waiting area for long (it's a big waiting area), and every phlebotomist I've had has been fantastic. They are friendly, efficient, and so skilled that I hardly feel it. In fact, it hurts more to remove the tape holding down the cotton ball after the blood draw than the blood draw itself! And I've got the marks to prove it!

    Alex V.

    I make my appointments online because it's a very hit or miss with walk ins, could be a 2 hour wait or longer. If you schedule an appointment online, you don't need to check in at the Kiosk up front, you can just text your appointment link when you arrive. Overall it's quick for blood work but sometimes they can take long to fund your electronic doctors order.

    This place was terrible. The lady called my name, drew my blood, and when she showed me the tube to verify my name it was the wrong name on the tube. She took blood out of the side of my arm for some reason and it hurt my arm so bad. A week later it is still so bruised

    I had blood drawn here today and was scratched with the needle as it was pulled out.

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    Shit hole, dirty and nasty place, staff is rude and incompetent, surprised that test results are even accurate.

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    Definitely need a receptionist, unprofessional without a receptionist, I don't like using a machine when checking in

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    The lady that did my testing was really nice she made sure that I was okay will be coming back if I need any blood work done

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    Rude staff and overall bad experience. I went elsewhere and will avoid ever coming here in the future.

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