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In and out, super quick! I usually go to Quest to get blood drawn but I had to come here recently…read morefor a different blood test. Went in around 5 (they're open until 5:30) and was seen immediately, very friendly phleobotomist who was willing to chat with me, as I am talkative everywhere I go. I even asked if she could use a smaller needle which she unfortunately couldn't due to the sample I needed, but she would have otherwise. My husband also went to this same site about 2 weeks later and had an equally quick experience. Both times were way faster than at Quest, where I usually have to wait in line. Easy parking in a lot, as well.

This location has been nothing short of fantastic the many times I've come here for blood draws…read more They accept walk-ins, but making an appointment is easy, they text you reminders, and you can check in via a QR code or use their kiosk. The front desk is mostly pleasant to deal with and the phlebotomists are efficient. No one likes to get blood drawn, that's for sure, but this Labcorp, in my experience, makes it a mostly painless experience - pun intended!

I have had a few pulls there and my experience was always pleasant…read more Safe, clean and plenty of confidence the draws were painless and the interactions with Tanya and Louanne have made me a lifetime customer. That's a lot being said for a service that sticks a needle into your arm but in all honesty, I have referred many others to this lab and will continue to do so as their service is a "breath of fresh air" compared to the cold and distant personalities of other labs. ....however..... Was not too pleased with Philo on 12/23/2024, 2 PM as she was rushed, "No blood only air," did you drink anything today? "All I'm getting is dehyro patients today". etc. NOT GOOD. Louanne saved the day when she took over and successfully extracted 6 Viles with breathtaking ease. I would have given ya 5 but one variable got in the way. Hopefully the issue has been addressed.

I had a very poor experience going to this urgent care. I'll save you the gory details but I had…read moreinjured my knee and had been in some very bad pain and decided to get checked out. The front desk staff was pleasant and I didn't have to wait long, probably the only positives of going here. I was taken back to a room and shortly after a female PA came in. She literally looked me in the face and said "I'm not sure what you came here expecting" as if I had hobbled into my dentists office and told them I'd hurt my knee. She didn't touch my knee once or do any sort of exam, just had one of the nurses take me for an x-ray (which showed nothing). Then when she returned with the results she said "you may have injured your meniscus." Again, this was done without doing any sort of exam whatsoever. She then told me she'd wrap it in an ace bandage and told me to try going to an orthopedist. The two minutes she took to wrap my knee was the extent of her coming within 5 feet of me! Wrapping my knee in an ace bandage was probably the worst thing for me because it only made the pain worse! I would have been better off taking my $75 co-pay and lighting it on fire instead of wasting my time here.

Clean interior, pleasant staff. I'm wavering between two and three stars but decided to err on the…read moreside of generosity & benefit of the doubt. I waited more than two hours to see a doctor even though there were only two people ahead of me. My appointment itself took about three minutes. I really only needed to get a bad cold/cough checked out to make sure it wasn't turning into bronchitis (it's not, luckily) so it felt silly to wait so long for such a comparably minor ailment. Otherwise, it's fine and takes my insurance. This is my second visit and the only one that had such a ridiculously long wait time. Just wish staff were more communicative about how long it takes to see a doctor.

I chose velocity because it was close to my home and family members had had good experiences there…read more Upon entering the receptionist was very nice. The wait was not long.. we were brought into the room and the young lady proceeded to take my blood pressure with an automatic blood pressure machine. I explained to her that I have a problem with those because they push up too high and it bulges the veins in my hand, and I have a tendency for bleeding under the skin in my hand because the veins pop so if it goes too high, we need to see another option. So she wasn't happy after a few times and my veins were swelling so I told her please stop and she said well then she'll have to take it manually and I said that's fine thank you. Next, I wait a couple minutes and a lady comes in. She doesn't take my blood pressure. She doesn't check my temperature. She doesn't check anything. And she says what what can I do for you. So I tell her that over the last couple weeks I've been very sick. I had a virus with a lot of coughing and everything and now I'm sick again and that I have very bad pains in the back of my right lung so she said so what can we do for you. So I tell her that I would like something maybe a medicine for my nebulizer and I'm spitting up green and yellow and I really feel like I don't know what's going on, but I really feel like the pain is so bad in my back, I need a chest x-ray to find out just what the pain is from. So she checks the back with the stethoscope and says I don't hear anything so your lungs are clear. So I tell her I'm having trouble breathing. I'm coughing a lot and I'm really concerned about that and also something is just not right because I can't seem to get well. She says well there's nothing wrong with your lungs. It's clear so I'm not giving you a xray. She walks out comes back with a prescription saying she's gonna give me a low-dose albuterol for nebulizer some prescription for cough syrup and a prescription for anabiotic azithromycin. So I asked her is that anabiotic OK to take with a heart problem because I've had other antibiotics that have upset my heart as I have a fib and a couple other issues. So she tells me that all antibiotics are safe with all heart problems and if I have a problem with that I can call my doctor and ask him. And she leaves the room when I pick up the prescriptions the two cough syrups that she prescribed were $60 and $80 respectively and my insurance doesn't cover them. My grandson was with me the whole time shaking his head. He said they have never seen her before. They have always seen a male doctor. A couple days later my grandson takes his wife to same place thinking their regular person will be there. She ended up with the same person as me with a very similar experience. She can do her own review but two days later she goes to UConn ER and was tested for Covid and the flue had chest X-rays and intravenous for dehydration. Also a different protocol. She tested positive for flu. Since we live in the same house I am assuming I would have tested the same if I were tested. I am 71 with comobilities and can say this is not the place to go if you really need help. I would also like to suggest that this person that saw both myself and my grand daughter go back to school and be retrained or maybe she is the wrong line of work or maybe she had a bad week. I don't know but neither of us will be returning.

I had an emergency and this was the only place open within the area. I echo the same safety…read moreconcerns as some of the other reviewers. Upon entering, the sanitizer was facing the receptionist behind the glass. None for the patients. We are sharing clipboards and pens, without having hand sanitizer available to us-nor was any of it wiped down in between. That's my first concern. My second concern was the fact that I HAD to pay up front, without being able to submit to the insurance company. I have an HSA, so the expenses are submitted to my insurance, and I pay everything towards my deductible. So if I am billed again, I will expect my payment will be applied towards my deductible. Third concern; it was 53 degrees outside when I arrived. The A/C was on INSIDE, and all the employees had coats on??? Lastly, I left with instructions to go purchase my own brace and take ibuprofen. So I hobbled out of there feeling just as injured as upon my arrival. There are postings all over the facility asking to comment on yelp or Facebook if you're Happy! If you're Not Happy-call the office manager. If you're afraid of negative feedback, maybe do something about it rather than publicly argue back with the reviewer. We do this to assist businesses in order for them to make appropriate changes. Not to be mean.