Made an appointment for 915. I didn't get in until 1015. What a joke what's the point of an…read moreappointment. The worst part is people are sick and the waiting room is literally 40 chairs next to each other with no space in between.

9:15am appointment on 4/22/26. Arrived and checked in at 9:05am. They didn't call me back until…read more9:55am. Why bother offering appointments if you still have to wait 40 minutes?

Great experience! The front office and night staff were very professional, helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. My technician answered all my questions and took the time to explained the entire process, making sure I knew exactly how to work the sleep data machine. There's no place like home when it comes to sleeping but the facility was very clean and comfortable. I would highly recommend this facility.

This was my third sleep test after being diagnosed with sleep apnea. This was the worst experience…read moreI've had. Do not use this facility. Unlike other facilities, run by competent companies, the Fullerton facility was not conducive to a comfortable sleep test. Furthermore, communication with the tech was initiated by, at his direction, knocking on my headboard rather than through an intercom. But worse than the foregoing, the tech was incompetent and non-responsive to my requests. Specifically, 1) the tech had no control of the room temperature. At 10:00 pm, the room temp was approximately 68 degrees and comfortable. However, the room temperature kept dropping until it was appropriately 60. I told the tech I needed a blanket -- 2 1/2 hours later he provided one. 2) As a 20 year user of a CPAP machine, I know that inclusion of humidity for CPAP is necessary to prevent sinuses from becoming painfully dry. The tech claimed that most people do not use a humidifier -- this is a blatantly untrue. My sinuses became painful, and sleep was extremely difficult. At approximately 5:00 am I pulled off the mask and notified the tech that sleep was no longer possible. 3) The tech spent 30 minutes, beyond normal setup time, trying to find a problem with a sensor wire (his comment and actions indicated he had been working in the wrong sensor). 4) After starting the test I had to notify him that his pressure setting seemed low. He could not have been monitoring my oxygen level -- he set it at a level that was 1/2 of my normal setting, and made no adjustment until I told him he needed to increase pressure. That is the epitome of incompetence. In summary, the facility is not properly equipped, and the tech was incompetent.

I love how close this place is to my home, and I love how quickly they attend to you so you don't…read morehave to wait forever! The first time I was a little confused about where the building was until I saw everyone coming in and out lol. Recently, Kenneth attended me, and he literally made my morning before drawing my blood! He was so friendly and easy to talk to. I wish you could request a specific person, but I don't think that's possible. I also had a female technician last time (I forgot her name ), and she was super sweet and loved to talk too!

715 am, Saturday, May 16, 2026…read more I came an hour early to the Quest Lab to find out if they'd take me early before my appointment time as a walk-in. Not sure if it'll happen as I already have the standing appointment. The self service kiosk is easy to use, there are four machines near the entrance. Plenty of parking spaces here at the medical plaza. There's a constant arrival of patients, so not likely to be seen earlier than the appointment time. I have no idea when walk-ins would be seen as appointments have priority. I don't recommend trying to get here any earlier than ten minutes. The restrooms are clean, however, there's no wall mounted soap dispenser. That's such a big miss! Super silly having that gallon sized pump hand soap on the cabinet away from the sink. The hand dryer works well, there are no paper towels. This one is weird too, I was given a small plastic double Dixie cup with lid instead of the medical grade plastic urine collection cup. Hmm... Not sure if that was because I had to go before she had a jar ready and labeled. My phlebotomist was professional, yes. But she wasn't as good as the other one I had previously. All I care about is that they're able to collect the blood sample on the first insertion of the needle. Don't miss! Haha.

I had a great experience here! Latanya, the phlebotomist/lab tech, was amazing--very kind, patient,…read moreand professional. I was a walk-in with no appointment, arrived around 8:00 a.m., and was completely done by 8:30, even with about 10 people waiting. I honestly don't understand all the bad reviews. Yes, the office is small, but the service was quick and pleasant. Even the front desk staff was very kind. Thank you, Latanya, for making my visit such a positive experience!

1045 am, October 02,2025…read more I pulled in the medical plaza thinking I was barely making my appointment and looking for a parking spot! I found a couple but it was for the building next door. I proceeded to park in the spot thinking I was going to be in and out of here! Oh no, was I wrong. The LabCorp was packed! And then I checked my appointment time... Holy cow! I'm an hour early. Phew... I rush back out and decided to move my car. I did not want to be towed. So, your options for parking are 1) Parking structure, 1st 30 minutes free, beyond is $1.5/30 minutes. 2) There's street parking available on Valencia Mesa. Short walk to the building. I do the express check-in via the mobile text received but also at their kiosk as I wasn't sure the phone method worked. At the kiosk, you'll need to scan your DL. All checked in, it said that I can go wait elsewhere that I'm comfortable. Heck yes, get me out of that cramped waiting area. Ridiculous... I'm sitting on the bench just outside of the building entrance doors writing this review. It's much nicer out here with fresh air. Getting nervous, ten minutes past the appointment time... Ooh, the text messaging worked but back to the receptionist to confirm information and lab orders. Back to waiting again for next available phlebotomist. This waiting room is way too small, way too many people. Finally, I get called, 30 minutes past the appointment time! I'm not surprised. SMH. The phlebotomist is nice, however, I judge them on their skills for drawing blood. I will let this experience slide... WTF are you going to do? She couldn't find a vein, I guess I need to chop off the defective left arm! Haha! She asked to use the other arm, how kind that she asked. As I said, what are you going to do? Reschedule? Hell no! My time is valuable, #JUSTDOIT. She was able to get the vials done. Her wrap on the left arm comes undone and unravels. C'mon now. Greenhorn, a little inexperienced, or just cheap not using enough stretch bandage?? All done except she presents me the little cup for the sample! Haha, fine, this one is no problem! If you are unfamiliar with location, I highly recommend you go to a larger location or at least call to talk to one of the staffers to ask about their slow and busy times. I know this area so parking on the street isn't an issue. I've never experienced such a busy and tiny LabCorp location. Even the phlebotomist said it's their smallest location in the area. Oy vey... My phlebotomist did her best to care for me, she was gentle, but strike one was the big miss. Strike two was not bandaging properly. These are on her. The facility is too small for my liking. I'd choose another location and will only return if I had no other options.

I found this Office to be very unprofessional since they didn't pay attention to important basic…read moredetails. If it wasn't for a conscientious pharmacist, I would be without needed medication. Office staff is not adept at typing important information to be sent over to pharmacies. Plus Dr Holmkvist is not as thorough as I am used to. I will not be returning to this Office from their lack of professionalism. The care that I received was basically a quick chat where I had to be the one asking all questions in order to get any information. I will find elsewhere to go when I need dermatological care.

I found Dr. Holmkvist to be nice and she did a thorough examination but the office staff is not so…read moregood. I kept waiting for my bill and I finally received it only to find that it said Past Due and charged me a late fee. When I called to inquire and explain this was the first bill I received they didn't care and pretty much said who cares. I won't be going back and will be spreading bad word of mouth as often as I can.

The best urgent care you could ever go to. I come here frequently with my family. We are always in…read moreand out. It's never crowded. They never make you wait and they're just the greatest. I also want to give a review for PA Carol Kwak she has amazing bedside manner she does grade it her job. I'm feeling 100% better today because of her and I just want to thank this urgent care that I didn't have to go to the hospital and sit there for eight hours. I was in and out of this place in one hour great job guys. I hope we never lose this urgent care it's outstanding.

This was one of the most disappointing experiences I've ever had at an urgent care…read more I had been dealing with shingles for a little over six days and had been prescribed Valtrex beforehand. I woke up from a fever nap with significant ear pain, redness, and small lumps around my ear, which was concerning to me because I was worried the infection may have involved my ear. That was the primary reason I decided to visit urgent care. The nurse was professional and completed the usual intake, including taking my blood pressure and asking basic questions. Unfortunately, my experience with the physician was very different. When the doctor came in, he asked why I was there. I explained that I had shingles and that my main concern was the new ear pain and soreness. He asked me to lift my shirt to look at the rash and simply responded, "Yup, good ole shingles." He did not ask when my symptoms had started, how they had progressed, or many of the other questions I would have expected during an evaluation. When I specifically brought up my ear pain, his response was simply, "Unrelated." I was then given a packet of recommendations and a prescription for the generic version of the medication I was already taking. The doctor did not take the time to explain the recommendations or discuss why prescribing essentially the same medication was necessary. I also explained that I had been bedridden for approximately four days because of my symptoms, but I did not feel that this was meaningfully addressed. I asked for a doctor's note for the days of work I had missed. The doctor said he could provide one, but only beginning on the date of my visit. I understood that limitation. I then asked for his medical opinion regarding when it would be appropriate for me to return to work. His response was essentially, "You tell me when you want to go back." That was extremely frustrating. As the medical professional evaluating me, I was looking to him for guidance about when it would be medically appropriate and safe for me to return to work. I paid $165 out of pocket for this visit. I left feeling like I had received very little information or guidance for the money I had spent, and I was still concerned about the ear pain that had prompted me to seek care in the first place. What made the situation even more frustrating was that the written information I was given specifically stated to seek medical attention right away if experiencing ear pain or ringing in the ear. This directly conflicted with what I had been told during the appointment--that my ear pain was "unrelated." I understand that urgent care visits can be brief and that physicians are busy. However, I expected at minimum to have my primary concerns properly evaluated, to have my questions answered, and to receive some guidance regarding what symptoms I should monitor and when I should seek additional care. I ultimately left the clinic more concerned than when I arrived and am now considering going to another urgent care to have my ear properly evaluated. Since I am paying out of pocket, having to pay for another visit is especially frustrating. The icing on the cake was I had to go to the Ralph's located in the same plaza since I've been bedridden. seeing the doctor walk into the same Ralph's a minute after me reassured he seemed to rush me out just so he could take a lunch. I can only speak to my own experience, and perhaps other providers at this location offer a different level of care. However, based on my experience with this particular visit, I was extremely disappointed and would not return to this provider.

Great people here. I went here for an MRI with Contrast. Trying to find out if any brain damage…read morefrom my recent stroke. Everything went smoothly and on time. Very nice techs and checkin was a breeze. I hope nobody ever needs to do this but if in North Orange Cnty California Ann Fetters at St. Jude is super.

The ratings for the St Jude / Providence MRI should be negative -5! Ok so first you have to pay for…read moreparking. I asked the attendant if I can get it validated inside, he said I have to check with them. When I go to check in they ask all the usual questions plus if I want to pay for the balance upfront for the MRI. Buy the way it was like 2k after my insurance which that sucks too. But I then asked do I validate my parking ticket with you? The lady said ohh we don't do the parking. I said but you are getting 2k from me but can't pay for my parking?!?!? I told them to bill me instead! What a joke!!

Not a fan. This place is a huge machine and feels like the cattle ranch…read more Came here for with a friend who had an appointment here. It was a huge office and the waiting room was huge, and very busy. It was very overwhelming. The wait was almost an hour even with an appointment. Parking was very hard as well. The front desk staff were not particularly nice or friendly, they all seem swamped. Just a very busy office. Appointments are 1-2 months out.

The doctors at this practice have been knowledgeable and provided decent medical care throughout my…read morepregnancy. However, they are obviously spread thin with the amount of patients and appointments usually last less than 5 minutes. On the other hand, experience with the office staff has been consistently disappointing. They often come across as unfriendly and unprofessional. Front desk ladies will not bat an eye even if you are standing right in front of them, especially the ultrasound and lab receptionists... so rude. You could be waiting in line for 10 minutes while they chat about their weekend. Not to mention they are poorly trained and cannot answer most logistical questions. Ultrasound appointments can only be scheduled through one specific person so you either schedule in person or message her through the app and pray you get a timely response. Even if you have an appointment she frequently calls you to reschedule. I could go on and on about the things wrong with this office but in short, I strongly do not recommend.

I've been here twice. Excellent service each time. Receptionist is very friendly and helpful. The…read morex-ray tech made me feel comfortable and helped me through it. I had a few MRI'S done each time. After each one and in the middle of it, she asked if I was ok. Office is clean and I'm always in and out. Glad they use this company. I've been to other places and I can't say the same things about them.

Staff were friendly and courteous. Appointment time and duration were on track. No waiting and…read moreplenty of parking spots. Facility was simple and clean.

After reading the reviews, I was skeptical to come here but I was in a jam. I had an unexpected day…read moreoff and decided to do walk-in ... I figured I would be waiting at least an hour. I got in and out in less than one hour and Dharmesh was amazing! One poke - I usually have issues- and I was so relieved and grateful. He also walked me through what I would pay after insurance and it was very helpful. I will come back to this location the next time I do labs - I'll make an appointment but honestly - it was a great experience!

The Indian lady has very bad bedside manner. Said she couldn't draw blood because there was no…read moreorder, looked up the order in my email and another tech said quest actually did have the order but the Indian lady couldn't locate it. Don't come here if you don't have an appointment, it'll be a longgggg wait. Even if they have phlebotomist just standing around doing nothing. Honestly didn't ever think that anyone in the medical field could have such bad bedside manner. This is worse than going to dmv. I give negative 10'stars