Very convenient and good service. Usual only one or two workers and they do well to get people in…read moreand out of there. Sometimes not all the check-in kiosks work.

I have a job that allows me a 45 minute lunch which is normally at 12:00. Twice now I have shown up…read morea few minutes before their closing time (12:00-12:30). I had asked my employer to leave at 11:30 seeing the previous 11:40 request had me running 4 minutes before they closed. So I rushed over, but between hitting many traffic lights and busier roads for snowbird season, I had arrived 9 minutes before 12:00. I checked in, which took about 40 seconds. After being turned away the last time, I had knocked on their door 8 minutes before 12:00. The lady was going to turn me away again! "Sir, you're going to have to come back at 12:30, I have 3 people in here." I pleaded my case, and she said "Sorry, I have 3 people in here", and closed the door. I didn't leave this time. As she was closing the door I stated: "This is not my first rodeo and in 2-3 minutes those patients will be done". She opened the door and said (with a somewhat rude attitude) "Let me have your paper". Two patients had left at this point. Another woman came to get me and with an unfriendly tone said "Take a seat here". This was 4 minutes until 12:00. It took 2 minutes to enter, prep for my blood to be taken and out the door. I said "There you have 2 minutes to spare", as I walked out. Their attitudes were unprofessional. I had been fasting and wanted to eat. If their lunch is soooo important, then I do not know why they don't implement 'Taking patients right up until 12:00 and open back up at 12:40 to cover that last minute patient who kept them from break 3-5 minutes past 12:00', OR 'Don't close at all and allow one of 3 to take breaks at 11:30-12:00, 12:00-12:30, and 12:30-1:00 (alternating in a rotation each day)'. Yet, this is way too complicated to accommodate patients. Instead they want to turn people away, even though it's nearly 10 minutes before they're supposed to close, and most bloodwork only takes 2-3 minutes. Many patients work, and try to get their business done on their lunch breaks. At a time when they're shutting the lab down. SMH

Made appointment online and after an hour passed by, I asked about the time. The answer was they…read morehad me as a walk-in (when I did self check in, I put in that I had appointment). Finally was done an hour and a half later. During this time, people who MISSED their appointments just went right in ahead of everyone who was there on time and waiting. They should have been changed to a walk-in status. Just to top things off, the results never showed up in my account. Worst experience ever for a lab.

Open at 7 and closed at 2:30. Not good hours for customers. Then they go on a lunch brake from…read more12-12:30. Can't walk in they have the door locked and you just wait an hopefully they know you are outside. Went on 12/26, they had no other business the phlebotomist was not friendly and she tried my insurance 4 times and it said it wasn't valid. I have had the same insurance for over 20 years. I went to Quest and got in right away and insurance was fine. Trying to give them business. I won't make that mistake again.

This is a fantastic Quest Diagnostics location. This is a location that draws blood for patients,…read moreto be tested by Quests Diagnostics, and with the results then given to the patients and their medical team. The team here consists of some of the kindest people that I've ever encountered at any Quest Diagnostics that I've ever been to. They really take good care of you here. The first thing that you do is check into a kiosk and let the team know whether you've arrived for your appointment, or if you are a walk in patient. After that you have a seat and wait to be called. There is no front office staff at this location. When it's your time to be called a team member will come out to the lobby and call you to the back. I recently found out that you can knock on the door, if you have an urgent matter that can't wait, and a team member will answer the door. *Please note that the last time I was here (in February of 2026) the bathroom door wouldn't close properly and so I had to wait to use the bathroom during my time here. This is something that really needs attention because many customers can't wait long to use the bathroom.*

Santesia is extremely rude that works here. We will not come back to this location. I had to get…read morea manager and refuse her service. We did not know where the room was. She was so rude over it. We had only been here 2 other times. Never again.

Bottom Line: There's nothing like small independent pharmacies…read more My insurance company (money hungry thieves) force me to use CVS - THE Worst!!!! Not the employees just their system. Recently I had COVID and my doctor prescribed meds. He told me to go here because he knew they had a good supply and it was free. Soooo convenient! Pulled up right in front. Walked in, spoke to the young man behind the counter. My doctor had JUST called it in. They said "No problem. We'll take care of it right now". They asked me if I had tested positive and when I told them yes they asked me to wait in my car and they would bring it out. Literally, less than 4 minutes later the pharmacist walked out w my script. There were a lot of unique little things in there that you don't see at the big guys. Like Anti Monkey Butt Powder ;-) Will def make an effort to go in here for my OTC needs. Well worth supporting these folks.

This place is a life saver. My cruise requires a COVID test in advance to leaving. The results we…read moreneeded wouldn't come in time and they had the tests we needed (for our group of 9). So accommodating and willing to help!

Always go there so all of my lab work. They are professional. I am a hard stick but they do it…read morevery well without pain. I think they great.

I won't use them anymore. It is Stewart Labs now. The technicians are fine, but the business…read morepractice is not. I am self-pay. I paid $460 for a battery of tests. Paid on the spot, before testing, that's fine. Two months later, I received a bill from a collection agency telling me I owe $59 more. Called the collection agency and they said, it was for blood work. Reading from the receipts, I was able to convey that I paid the agreed upon charge at the lab and paid on the service date. I investigated and concluded that this up charging is typical of Stewart (and many other medical services) hoping that the customer will just pay since it's only $59.

Fastest service, staff members are very polite, kind and gentle. Kyle and Leslie are super team!!!read more

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I scheduled my appointment for blood work with Cynthia she was very pleasant and professional, she…read morewas very fast and made the experience a great one as this was my first time ever getting blood work done from my home. I can't recommend them enough!

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When you get grumpy older people who work the front registration you get what you get when you walk…read morein. Walked in 25 mins early for my appt. New patient and all. Anticipated the new pt paperwork. There was quite a few pages. But the older lady look like she was ready for her lunch break. My appt was at 1220. Walked in around 1155. She even mentioned that I was early. Which I responded back with I was asked to come early. Like the reminders say that. Didn't like the attitude. Didn't appreciate it. Get called to the back by a tech. She also wasn't pleasant. Again, a little older. Definitely look like she wasn't having it either. I needed an MRI w/contrast. We went into the locker room area, she was running through the stuff I can't have on or whatever. Did all that. Then I go sit and wait for her to insert an IV line for contrast. Asks which arm and I give her my right. She couldn't get it. 4 pokes later I was fed up. I had to ask for someone else to come do it, I was tired of being the pin cushion. She huffed loud and asked the guy with the long hair to come do it. I gave him my other arm and BAM! First try and gets it. He wasn't any more pleasant but honestly by that point I was fed up. The only good thing here is that before I laid down fully for the MRI. I was asked what music I wanted to listen to and surely enough she at least pulled through for me for that. I'll try another place if I need to get anything done the next time. This place is not it.

They have had issues in the past with MRI equipment that was down and I have had imaging studies…read morethat were postponed because of it, and I was not happy about that. However, my latest visit to them was five stars. I needed a complicated MRI for a rare illness and I came in toting a protocol that would need to be used to find my tumor. The supervising tech seemed very on top of what they would be able to do, and suggested that they add one more series of images to the protocol ("we can go one better"). They also have a neuroradiologist who is outstanding, Dr. Hartker. He found a small but significant brain tumor that was missed at a major university medical center. So, in summary, if you have anything going on in your brain, I think they do a great job. Also, they are very efficient about producing and sending CD's. One thing I have not paid attention to for all of my medical life is the quality of imaging that is produced, and also, the skill of the radiologist. If I have a tumor and it's not found, no one is going to treat it. I really do need to pay attention to the training and skill of my radiologist, and now I do.