This was the worst experience I've ever had at a testing facility! I went in for Pre-Employment at…read morean over-night care employment service, and I received a FALSE POSITIVE for Cocaine and Methamphetamine. This facility doesn't do "split testing", and when I was informed of my results they wanted me to pay $150 to have it tested again at another facility. I instead had to go to my regular health care provider and pay out of pocket to have them test me and essentially "Prove my innocence." I Will NEVER test at a LabCorp facility again. The staff was laid back and nice enough, however, the Rep. who delivered my results via phone was VERY DISRESPECTFUL. Never going here again.

If I would have known they opened at 730am I would have been here earlier. I do miss St Charles…read morelocation which was walking distance.

Wow this place is huge Really super nice…read more Make sure you call ahead of time to find the location to park Find out which building to go to There are several buildings next to each other with parking lots in between buildings This place is like a university campus You can easily get lost if you don't know where you're going Have the doctor's office number handy in case you get lost so you can call and ask for directions Be prepared to walk It's like a maze in here Very clean Very nice Inside there is a coffee juice pastry and muffins station with seating There is a check in area After check in the receptionist will tell you what area for you to sit and wait for your appointment I was sent to sit in the Iris seating area to wait to see my allergy doctor Just make sure when you are scheduling your appointment that you ask for directions how to get there, for the location where is parking which building

I had a huge panel of tests to take that required an overnight fast for 10 hours. I had also been…read moresent home with some DIY tests that I was asked to bring with and turn in to the lab upon arrival. (stool test-ew!!) While I knew the lab was across the street from Main Campus, I did make one wrong turn before I found where I was supposed to go. They could really use numbers on the buildings to help navigate people. There was only a half dozen people in the waiting area in a huge space that could easily hold hundreds. I checked in at the main desk with two friendly, kind and communicative women. All of my check ins with receptionists have all been positive, and informative/helpful. I completed my urinalysis collection on site and waited to be called. I turned in all my DIY tests and sat to have my blood drawn. I verified my information about a hundred times, but it also helped distract me from the needle. No one likes needles, really. I had 5 vials taken and when she was wrapping up my arm she chose a teal tape to match my shirt. On the previous Monday, the phlebotomist picked pink to also match my shirt. It's the little things that go a long way to make us feel human, rather than a number. Again, I was in and out in no time and felt that I was on the right path to taking care of my own health.

This is where I choose to go. They have always been friendly. Everyone is caring and courteous…read more The employees know the people are here because they don't feel well. I was able to call today and get my appointment today So I took a quick shower and hopped in my car and got here right away I believe Urgent Care also has an app where you can schedule on line As usual there is always some sort of form to fill out because it is a medical facility. I only had to fill out one front sheet Have your driver license. Credit card and insurance card with you I brought a blanket with me because I always find doctor offices and clinics to be cold I also brought my phone charger with me since you never know how long you're gonna sit and wait. Surprisingly my wait wasn't that long at all What I really appreciated was they had already contacted my usual Walgreens and found out that their system was down So they saved me a trip and I went to another Walgreens to get my prescriptions filled And when you're not feeling good these are the little things that count

Horrible place that shouldn't even call themselves a care clinic. Went in for a dr note to get some…read morerest due to having uc. Was told the provider won't even be able to see me because there's nothing they can do. Save your time and money and go somewhere where they'll actually care about you

hands down the best urgent care in the city. the staff is excellent and move quickly to get you in…read moreand out feeling better. they're also incredibly kind and if something changes about whatever is wrong you can call and get through to them quickly too.

Had me wait 1.5 hours, got under 2 minutes with DP, gave such a generic response. Extremely…read morefrustrating all around

We are visiting from CA, and my almost 7 month old came down with a fever and clearly isn't feeling…read morewell. My in-laws live near this urgent care and sent us to have the baby's ears checked. I thought his temperature was likely just a virus but wanted to be certain that he didn't have an ear infection prior to it flight home in a few days. The location does not typically see children under 1, but the doctor made an exception and checked my sons ears and throat, and swabbed him for the flu as a precaution. We waited only about 25 minutes, and the staff was prompt and courteous. Special thanks to the office manager, who recognized that I needed help and asked the doctor if he would be able to accommodate us, and to the doctor (Chuck), who was willing to help our little guy. They don't stock meds for infants/children, so I completely understand their policy! The doctor also provided a recommendation for an alternate local care site with a pediatrician on staff, if my son gets worse (West Bank hospital has a ped available).

I hate to leave such a poor review, but they let me down this time…read more They never sent my son's prescription to the pharmacy. It seems like the NP never even wrote it down. They failed to fix this after 2 follow-up calls. Basically a waste of time & co-pay.

I have two people listed in my file as dependents and they are NOT dependents. They need to come…read moreoff, but no one in this whole corporation will correct the error. Solution: this was my final visit to an In & Out. They can't correct my records, they're not competent to handle my health.

Don't go there unless you want to spend endless hours on hold because they are over billing you…read more Three days trying to reach billing office. Still on hold!!! Metairie office no help. I was told by them if I don't pay they will send me to Collections. Fix your billing and staff your billing office!!!

I had a bad fell at nearby City Park so had to visit this urgent care. We picked this one because…read moreit was open the latest, and we're glad we did. I highly recommend this place! I was seen quickly, and thought the front desk staff and the NP were all excellent. One thing about this place is that although they have X-ray equipment, they didn't have a technician, so we had to go to their other location. So if you need an X-ray, call and check with them first!

Ever since being in NOLA this is my go to place if I ever need something checked out. So I came…read moretoday and I can say that the service was a tad slow, but after all we are in a pandemic so I can't blame them. There was a good amount of people here. Nonetheless the service was still satisfactory . Dr Holt was super nice when I came to see her for my visit. *key things to note, they don't Covid test anymore unless you have symptoms (atleast that's what the signs say. But they will send you lists of locations that do) *also if you go there and test positive, you can't get another test from them for 90 days. You can still visit. Just can't take a test

They said they take Medicare but did not file paperwork and I did not get credit toward my Medicare…read moredeductible for the $165 I paid upfront. Misdaignosed my adult son saying he had an upper respiratory infection when he was hospitalized a few weeks later for fluid in the pleural area around the lungs.

I'm still in shock at the quickness with which these guys hand out OPIOID prescriptions, especially…read moreto a patient who is not complaining of pain during their visit. This policy needs rethinking. Bit quick with the anti-biotics and anti-virals, IMHO, for (of all things) stuffy ears. Not to mention selling us an expensive walking boot for a minor ankle sprain. I'm increasingly of the belief that these folks are just phoning it in for max profit with minimal effort.