Made an appointment on their website on Friday morning for a Friday morning (same day appointment)…read more Arrived early and the place was quiet as there was no one in the waiting room. I signed in at a mobile kiosk with my driver's license and insurance card. A few minutes later I was in the back with a friendly young phlebotomist. She was super patient with me (I have difficult veins) and I have to say she is one of the best I have dealt with in recent years. What could be easier? Nothing! Very clean, nice parking lot with lots of spots. Safe area. My new go to lab yay!

treated well by staff, efficient at blood draws. Like being able to make appointments.read more

Absolutly horrible company. Worst customer service is horrendous. And thats if you can actually get…read morea human to talk to you. Their check in machines are rubbish. And their staff are rude. ​

We had a horrible experience, the staff was rude and they lost my daughter's sample after an…read moreextremely painful blood draw, where they went through her veins twice, and left bruises for 2 weeks after! When they eventually found the sample, they said it was contaminated (because they went through the vein) and said she should just come back in to have it redone. I drove her to Bellevue to an experienced tech with a different company, rather than put her through that again. After she nearly fainted post draw and they offered her nothing we decided anywhere else would be better than Quest. If 0 stars was possible that's what i would give this establishment.

I live a considerable distance from this clinic and did not receive an appointment time for my…read morephysical in the paperwork provided. I attempted to call to schedule the appointment, but the voicemail indicated a 48-hour callback policy. Since I was required to complete my physical within that same 48-hour window, I did not want to risk missing the deadline and therefore made the drive to the clinic in person. When I arrived, there were multiple receptionists in the back who could have answered my call but did not. The receptionist who assisted me informed me that I would need to speak with the individual responsible for scheduling physical appointments. I waited for her to come out; she asked a few questions and then returned to the back. When she returned, she appeared disorganized and stated that she was unable to schedule me for that day. Her name is June Hathaway. I found her demeanor to be condescending and unprofessional.

My visit at Whatcom Occupational Health was very quick and easy. Jo got me in and out in 20 minutes…read morewhile training a coworker!

This life lab location is good although they have some what limited hours and are not open on…read moreWeekends. Suggest you book appointments online or use 'Save my spot' online feature, otherwise you'll wait until those with appointments are seen first.

While the phlebotomist that drew my blood was very good, polite, helpful (young, petit, Asian woman…read morewith beautiful curly long dark hair) others in the office I observed as I waited to be called in were abrupt and borderline rude to several people. Bernoulli at reception was loud, almost obnoxious and he is just not the right fit for someone in that position. He was trying to get information from a man (who I overhead has cancer). His manner of questioning this older man about the man's Doctor's address was pathetic and sad. Martha is nice, can be curt (past experiences). She always has a really sour look on her face. They don't want to be there. Guess what? The clients who come in to have labwork done don't want to be there either. A lot are going through some pretty serious health stuff, and they are terrified / scared. They should be treated with some level of dignity and compassion, and basic human respect. ALL the clients who go there should be treated with respect. If the staff are stressed because they are so busy, perhaps this giant company should be hiring more people (?) to staff the lab. I notice the labs are often closed for training. At this location, MUCH MORE training is required regarding human interaction.

Leilani Marianne A. Leong wrote me off with a sprain even though I could hardly walk into the…read moreoffice and was almost in tears with pain as I did. She ordered an ultrasound on my knee as a "precaution" even though she thought it was a sprain (I'm assuming only because she had to) I had a suspected 13 mm tear in my MCL after my ultrasound. I was in physical therapy for months and took me that long plus more time to return to work. If she would have really listened to what happened and how much pain I was in I possibly could have gotten into physical therapy sooner and avoived being out of work longer than I needed to. We aren't all drug seekers. Sometimes an injury can be survire even in a walk in clinic. Please take the time to listen to your patients.

Great knee surgery and follow up support. Treated with compassion and caring post operation for…read moremyself and caregiver.

The service seemed a touch slow for checking in, but the actual drawing of my bloodwork was quick…read moreand efficient. Additionally, the seats in the private "rooms" seemed nice, clean, and comfortable. Personally, I feel that especially because they are a medical clinic they really should offer paper towels in the washrooms. It feels like a budget issue rather than trying to be environmentally friendly. Other than that my visit here felt relatively ok. Staff were professional.

I've been to so many LifeLabs, I've lost count. But BY FAR, this is the absolute best site, hands…read moredown. Here are the reasons: -efficiency. They are appointment-based only. No walk-ins. So you are assured a spot and a time, with minimal waiting. -large and bright office, and impeccably clean. -FREE WI-FI. (This is a real rarity at other lab sites). -more services are offered here than at many other LifeLab sites. Examples: EKG's, cardiac holder monitors, etc. -Professionalism of staff. A female checked me in (I didn't get her name) and although she was somewhat aloof, she was thorough and organized and I had zero wait time. My tech was Ian and he was phenomenal. I have had to get cardiac monitors and EKG's frequently and he was the most thorough when it came to instructions and, wow, they even provide you with a mesh "vest" over the monitor (I never got that before, and it made a huge difference in comfort level and stability). And even upon returning the following day, the staff here remembered me and the whole "disconnect and drop-off" experience was, dare I say, pleasant. My experiences at this site were unlike any I've had at other LifeLabs, and this will be the only site I go to from here on in, for sure.

Friendly staff, quick time there. I've given a lot of my…read moreblood there! I feel good doing this.

Usually pretty quick. Unfortunately have had to wait several times over 20 mins prior to giving…read moreblood.

I did a walk in l waited less than 10 mins and then then l needed to have EKG it also took only…read moremins to do. Very happy with this LifeLabs.

I don't know why this location takes appointments to be honest. I booked my appointment and arrived…read moreten minutes early. I was second in line to check in, but waited 15 minutes before the staff behind the glass would even look up and glance at the line to Help anyone, it was evidently much more important to print labels. After checking in I waited forty minutes in the chair for my blood draw. During this time the staff kept checking people in and lying saying they were running "ten minutes behind" I wish! All in I left over an hour after my appointment time, the person doing the draw was okay but they have time management problems here. I'll never come back!

There should be a by-law that waiting benches, stools or chairs be placed for those waiting in…read moreline, not only in this clinic but in all establishments that have regular queues everyday. Of course, it should be placed in appropriate places that's given. Imagine, sick people having to stand for 2 hours?