This is my preferred blood draw place for my daughter. You pull in the parking garage and can park…read moreright at the entrance. Very nice people work here. I highly recommend

The blood draw was competently done. The counter staff were ok but mostly made you feel like you…read morewere a nuisance they were putting up with. (I was already irritated bringing my 74 yo partner here because the google directions suck and once you go up the parking trying to figure out how to find the entrance is challenging already so there is that, and then you have to ask someone where labcorp is because its not obvious and then you have to check in on a stupid machine, which is enraging because i fail to see how increasingly making us interface with screens is making the world better for anyone except billionaires.) uh but i digress. Aside from that frustrating and de-humanising intro to the place, I came along with him because labcorp will not take cash and my partner does not have a credit card, and they have always wanted payment up front before since he's doing self pay. THIS TIME THEY WOULD NOT TAKE MY CARD EVEN THOUGH I AM STANDING RIGHT THERE TRYING TO GIVE IT TO THEM . This is even more infuriating because they have a machine for it, and I went out of my way to go there for this reason. Instead the dude insisted on billing me for it. Not only do i feel it should be illegal not to take legal tender, they now made me have to go out of my way all over again to figure out how to log into his patient portal (he always gets confused) so i can pay his stupidly expensive lab bill after the fact, wasting yet more of my time. We will find an alternative to Labcorp next time. I'm tired of this

Bad reviews always dominate blood lab reviews because those who have good experiences have them and…read moremove on, but when you have a particularly bad experience, especially if you are stressed and/or don't feel well, writing a bad review can be cathartic. I've had my share of lousy lab experiences, but this one was surprisingly positive. My husband and I could not get the scanner to recognize our appointments, and though I wish they had an actual human in the waiting room for customer service (the reason not 5 stars), when I got the attention of the folks behind the closed (and locked) door to the lab area, I got friendly service to help get things on track manually. We were both seen within a reasonable amount of time from when were scheduled, and my phlebotomist, Michael, had a really nice way about him. He was happy to get me into a chair that reclines because I have anxiety; he got that needle in with zero pain; and he kept me talking and distracted through collecting 8 tubes of blood, though I'm glad I was in the reclining chair because I did feel woozy toward the last few tubes. I usually end up with some bruising the next day, but there's none, and my arm isn't sore. 5 stars for Michael and many thanks! :)

If I could give 0 stars I would. They take walk-in Appointments. So I go to the kiosk and sign in…read more I see I am #3 on a list of 6. After an hour of waiting, a worker tells a random man "oh no. We're not taking 'stand-bys' today." W...T...F!!! Why tf did they let me sign in as a 'standby' and wait an hour to find out they aren't taking us? Whoever manages this location needs to be fired. Gross. Fired. Fired. Fired. Like, fired and then find out they need to get lab work done. So they can see how they are treating people. Ive never successfully used the services they provide. It never works out. You have ONE JOB. I've been here so many times, even with appointments and they can't find my lab order. Why do they even exist. Poorly run location. Just, burn it to the ground!!! Abhorrent and disgusting, the way to treat sick people. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

I had a good experience going here for routine bloodwork for the first time…read more The staff were helpful & kind, they drew my blood in an expert fashion - no pain, quick stick. I came as a walk-in around 2PM on a Tuesday if that helps. It might be busier during other hours. For check-in, they have a kiosk to scan your ID (drivers license or other ID) and Insurance Card. It's easy to do, the instructions & animations to guide you were easy to follow. For parking, I parked in the designated lot for the medical center. This is where Maps will direct you if you enter the Colby Street address. From the parking lot, the move is to enter the glass doors that say 'building management'. The elevator or stairs up to the 1st floor where labcorp is located (there's no signage to indicate this is the door to access the stairs or elevator, but it is). Elevator is directly to the right upon entry through the glass doors. I will say parking was expensive - it cost $10 for the hour & 10 minutes I was there. But given the location so close to the emergency room, it's kind of unavoidable because finding street parking in the area would be miraculous. Next time I'll check if they validate. I notice this is one of those businesses that has a ton of 5-star reviews, and also a ton of 1-star reviews. This seems pretty common with places like this - labs, pharmacies, dmvs, places where people already don't want to be because they are zero fun and are sometimes understaffed, so if something goes wrong with paperwork or billing it's extra frustrating. So take my review with a grain of salt, and def read all the reviews before picking a Labcorp location. In my own experience though it was a good place to have my blood drawn.

They're a little loose about staying open during posted hours…read more I showed up about 30 minutes before the lunch break. They didn't

The staff are warm, friendly and supportive. I have been to this lab several times and the service…read moreis fast!

EVERYBODY SAYING THIS PLACE IS WARM AND FRIENDLY ARE LYING The tall receptionist with red braids…read morethat mf don't deserve a job in healthcare at all. That bitch has the rudest attitude ever. She acts like a 7 year old stomping on the ground and stuff. I can't even explain everything that happened bc I'm just so mad. Just plain disrespectful. I bet her kids and grandkids hate her ass. I could also smell the musty through her armpits I don't feel safe having me or my family getting my blood drawn by her. (She was the receptionist and the doctor drawing my blood at the same time?) I just don't feel safe with a rude bitch. She also poked me three times. Clearly she don't know what she's doing with all those eye boogers in her eyes. Nasty women. Nasty nasty nasty. Oh I'm saving the best for last... She also called me and my cousin a skank bitch and shoo us away when he asked her if she had received our papers through fax.

"We got bought out by another company and no longer accept individuals with no account" in other…read morewords if you need to sample a material from your home as a homeowner you'll have to hire a company to do it for you that'll obviously will charge you 700 $ plus, rather than you doing it for 100$ or less.

Friendly staff and fast service…read more I really like that they are open on weekends. I was able to drop off a sample Saturday noon and get the results back Sunday noon. They are a bit pricier than the competition, but they are more professional, more organized, and more customer-oriented. I'll definitely use them again.

They are always so nice, everything is clean and professional. I wish they had another location…read morethough . Definitely recommend.

I have been bouncing between other hospitals in Oakland for a few years now. It feels so good to…read morebe back at the Oakland Clinic, where they actually have my back. Best medical care in the East Bay, by far.

What an amazing, caring, and supportive team. From the moment you check in to the moment you are…read moreplaced safely and comfortably in your car, you are welcomed and cared for. As a patient, I am probably the worst when it comes to anticipating stress, pain, and that feeling of not being in control. Yet at Stanford Medical Center Emeryville, I found myself actually relaxing before surgery. Every member of the team took the time to get to know me, understand my needs, and help me navigate what could have been one of the toughest experiences. This breast reduction has changed my life for the better. Knowing that the maestro of reduction surgery was on my side has made my future feel lighter, healthier, and more fulfilling. With the expert precision of Dr. Miller in Plastic Surgery, I am living my dream without the constant back pain. As a surgeon, he is exceptional. As a human being, he truly cares. He listens, he understands, and he gets you. I would do it all over again -- especially knowing my Stanford Medical team would be there beside me. Forever grateful. #K9JenniferSharpe #StanfordMedical #BreastReduction #PlasticSurgery #LifeChanging #Grateful

***I haven't even been seen here yet and I have already had a horrible experience just from phone…read moresupport.*** Absolutely horrible experience. I've been trying to reach the clinic for nearly a week and NO ONE PICKS UP THE PHONE. Where are all the operators? I try calling in all different hours of the day hoping to get someone. I've only gotten someone to pick up the phone ONCE. They transferred me to the wrong department. I call back again and they AGAIN transferred me to ANOTHER wrong department. I gave up for that day. Since then, I have been on hold for nearly an hour each time I call in, and no operator will pick up the phone. I've had an urgent referral sent over and can't even reach anyone to make an appointment. I've been to other Stanford Health clinics and didn't have this kind of experience. Too bad this Emeryville clinic location is the only one that has the center that I need. I am shocked at how horrible the staffing is here and I haven't even visited this location physically yet. Absolutely despicable.

Check in is automated and efficient. The wait was short. I was in and out quickly. The staff wa…read morefriendly and helpful.

I go here for most of my blood draws. Always receive excellent service--and honestly, never had a…read morebad phlebotomist! Painless and kind. Pauline is the best!

I thought I have already done a review of this hospital. I have attempted to see which facility do…read moreI prepare a reviee. Is it 3600 Broadway or 3701 Broadway? Upon checking the address of this Kaiser, it is the one where MacArthur Broadway Shopping Center used to be over 50 years ago. (3600 Broadway) I have visited this Kaiser to get my prescription refills because the Alameda Kaiser pharmacy is temporarily closed. The cafeteria is a decent one to have breakfast and lunch. They have a nice atrium with plenty of plants. Last year in April, I was hospitalized at this facility. I had a mild heart attack and remained there for about four days. The nurses during the day shift were wonderful and took care of me. However, the nurses on night shift wete not as attentive. I had to use the bathroom in the early morning (3 AM) and I pressed the button numerous times for help. Nobody checked to see what was the problem. I couldn't do a pee pee dance while lying in bed. No assistance? Desperate time calls for desperate measure. Okay, I placed my feet on the floor and that triggered the alert button in the reception area. Immediate assistance! They did not want me to get out of bed without being escorted to the bathroom. What was I supposed to do when I could not get any form of assistance? Thank goodness I did not relieve myself on the floor. Drawback: The line for the pharmacy is hella long with people waiting in the hallway to pick up their prescription from the pharmacy technicians. There aren't too many chairs for people to sit and wait. That is bad for people who have problems with prolonged standing. Such is the case for me when I have sciatica issue and the feeling and my being is a pain in my butt. Parking in the garage can be problematic, too, especially when the garage is full. Ugh!

I came here for surgery and this is the third time I've been here. Each experience was very…read morepositive - even when it was painful. They are leagues ahead of Richmond, which is why I may change my medical care to this facility. Ironically, I came here 30 years ago for surgery and had a good experience. but the surgery was a drive through and I arrived in the morning and went home in the afternoon. This time I stayed for four days, in a private room, and was so taken care of. The nurses were amazing and my doctor, the one who operated, and the doctor overseeing the operation, were wonderful. They really know how to talk to you and see you and actually answer your questions, unlike Pinole where my doctor dismissed everything I said and told me that I was in menopause because she knows my body more than me. She also refused to do the surgery earlier because she said it was cosmetic without symptoms. I had symptoms, but she didn't listen. But Oakland was so different. Even the food was good, I had choices. The Indian food was good. Some of the other options were bad because anesthesia affects how we taste food (for some people). I'm also grateful for my scare of it may be cancer, because it meant that the monster at Pinole was not operating on me and I was in a lot of pain, but I would have moved mountains to get another surgeon. So I didn't have cancer - thank goodness! But the nurses on the floor were caring. They didn't always answer the button when I pushed it, but they were doing their best, and being on an oncology floor, I know that there were a lot of things going on. I have more pictures and will post. The only wrinkle was that transport was slow to respond to my request to leave, but I learned that there were only two people on deck that day, so it took a while. Even he was really nice. I love this medical center.

I needed a coned beam CAT scan. I got a prescription from my otolaryngologist who didn't know how…read moreto get the test as most hospitals don't have such a scanner. Thank goodness for Reveal Diagnostics. They have several different sites. Mica from the diagnostics team was super helpful in scheduling the exam and coordinating with my ENT. The owner was overseeing the scan because it was not a routine dental scan. A major issue was my titanium caps interfering with the imaging on regular CAT scan. This is where the technician Makayla was able to do what other major institutions which shall go unnamed came in. With the research grade scanner she was able to adjust conditions to virtually eliminate the interference and image the area of interest in a phenomenal way, so I really owe all of them a huge thanks. They corresponded with the medical center and got them the imaging to them very very quickly. The scan is rendered into 3 dimensions that the doctor can look at from all angles. This was just a single picture taken at the imaging facility . I have the entire scan with a viewer that I can see the entire study from. 5 stars to the max!

Ricki was AMAZING she was thorough, professional and friendly. My scan was completed in a timely…read moremanner and I would recommend Reveal for all of your dental imaging needs.