Chelsy was absolutely amazing from the moment I walked in she was welcoming professional and…read moreextremely efficient she made the entire process completely painless and comfortable the office environment was very clean organized and well managed I really appreciate her great attitude and top notch care

Your mileage (experience) may vary from mine but I found my visit to be somewhat problematic for…read moreblood sample extraction. The nurse / tech performing the blood draw had issues finding the vein. They had to use both arms. Even then, they use the needle on the extraction device to probe in, out, and around in each arm multiple times. 7 times in the right arm. 4 times in the left arm. With success only in the left arm. The blood draw experience at this site, with that person is different from almost every other experience in a clinic, hospital, or blood donation site. With other nurses / techs being able to easily find the vein. Historically, I have given blood test samples in over 60 various office visits, and blood donations of 19 pints over my life. So I have more than a few experiences to compare LabCord San Mateo against. Outside of the blood draw, the staff at the San Mateo location was both pleasant and professional to deal with. The front office and draw rooms were both neat and clean. With the site location signage easy to see and understand. The office location itself was easy to find. With plenty of parking available. If I use LabCorp San Mateo again then I will likely ask for a different nurse / tech to perform the blood draw. Otherwise I give LabCorp San Mateo a "Definite Maybe" for my recommendation. Maybe that will change in the future.

This is a new UCSF location in Burlingame. We were happy to learn they have a Cancer Infusion…read moreCenter on the 4th floor. This is more convenient for us since we are coming from the south bay. We used to drive to the UCSF Cancer Infusion Center at their Mission Bay location in San Francisco, which was a long drive, plus we had to deal with city traffic and finding parking. This Burlingame location has reduced our commute time. And there is has always been ample parking in the garage. We have come here on 3 different visits, and there were no problems finding parking each time. There's a large waiting area that also has tea & coffee station. They have a similar setup as the SF location, minus the view. The SF location has huge floor to ceiling windows to let in natural light and also offer a nice view while you receive your infusion. This Burlingame location has a small window (top half of the wall) , and no view (especially when they pull down the shades) . The infusion center staff here are just as nice as the ones at the SF locarion.. The infusion chairs here are made by La-z-boy, and offer recline positions. There are lab & scan services on another floor. We had come here for CT Scans. It's more convenient than going to the UCSF location on Berry Street in SF.

Melinda the 4th floor receptionist is not fit to be a frontliner. I'm a patient of UCSF for years…read moreand I have never experienced this kind of poor hospitality. Love the new building and all the staff from the parking attendant, 1st floor concierge, 2nd floor receptionist, xray tech and blood draw staff. But not Melinda the 4th floor receptionist

This place has real customer service. I was so happy…read more I had to take my Dad for some blood work. So we picked here since it was really close to where he lives now. They have street parking. Which we got right in front. It is on it's own little side street so at the light make sure you go into the strip mall like or you will miss it. We got a spot right in front. Use the kiosk to check in since it wasn't for myself. Otherwise they usually text you and you check in from your phone. We sat down and soon they called our name. it's small inside maybe 4 stalls along a hallway. There were only 2 workers this day. We sat in the second stall and they lady said she had a draw from his primary doctor but this was supposed to be from a secondary doctor. I had authorization on my phone but I didn't print it out. My mistake. I tried to email it to their main server but it didn't work . She gave me her direct email and that didn't work either. The other worker came over and looked at the order on my phone. He gave me his number and i texted it to him. Then he was able to print it out. I thought we were getting away from paper but I just wanted the blood work done. They were both so nice and it was taking awhile so glad they were patient. She was able to draw the blood and all good. Thanks for being thorough and waiting for the order. She said it would take over an hour if they had to fax it from the doctors office since the fax goes to their main office then gets transferred here. Confusing but the key is always have your order in had when doing medical stuff.

This place is horrible. They have one guy working- they say they take walk ins but I waited for…read moreabout two hours and I was the only one on the list. Saw they had a lot of appointments at San Carlos location. So I drove over there instead.

Had a great experience at this Labcorp. The location by me cancelled on me last minute and was…read moredifficult to deal with. Not this location! Super nice staff and easy to get to with ample parking. Check it out.

Walked in and was taken care of in just a few minutes. The lab tech was professional and made my…read moreexperience there a positive one. Lab of choice for my family and I

I went there for medical test for insurance. Staff is ready…read moreto come to your home for tests. They were on time and very friendly. Results are posted online with detail explanation. I liked service.

I really dislike writing less than stellar reviews for companies that I have only dealt with once…read morebecause I believe in second and third impressions; however, I am going to break my own rule here because I think it is fair to review companies like this after one visit because unlike restaurants most of us do not get blood drawn regularly. Momma said try to say something good about people so let me start by saying that the people who assisted me, the blood drawer and her supervisor, were "sweet as pie." They had wonderful personalities and were nice young ladies. Unfortunately this is the only good thing that I can report. My initial impression of the office was that it was a cold place. The miniscule waiting area was decorated with furniture you might purchase in the discount section of an inexpensive dime store. You are not greeted by anyone; instead there is a phone that you are instructed to pIck up to reach a receptionist. After the phone rang about twenty times, the phlebotomist, who is "sweet as pie," came to greet me. This is where the fun started. I entered the room and a supervisor entered and said "I am so and so, the supervisor and I will be supervising your blood draw. The phlebotomist then proceeded to take my blood pressure and the supervisor left. I asked the phlebotomist to use the long blood pressure sleeve and she replied that they did not have one. In fact, the blood pressure sleeve they used had a Walgreens label. They took my blood pressure three times and had three very different readings. The urine test was an adventure. I mean, come on, how difficult can a urine test be? I was given a plastic cup that looked like the cup that accompanies delivered sushi. The cup had no label and no top. I was told to leave the cup in the bathroom when I was done. I did as instructed and left an unlabeled sushi cup full of piss on top of the commode. The blood draw was equally fun. I recommended my right arm (I know these things because a get complete physicals bi-annually) and after examining my left arm the phlebotomist agreed that my right arm would be best. I felt the poke, turned my head and after two minutes she withdrew the needle. I asked if we were done and she replied "I did not get it." I wondered why she had a needle in my vain for about ninety seconds before she determined that she should try another route. The phlebotomist went into another room to fetch the supervisor (who was supervising from another room) to ask if she could draw blood from my hand. I reluctantly said yes. Guess what happened next? Yes, you are right; she poked for about ninety seconds and could not draw blood notwithstanding the fact that the veins on my hands are as clear as a full moon on a clear night. At this point I wondered why the hell the supervisor did not take over. Perhaps, I should be glad that they gave up. Finally, it was time for the Electrocardiography (EKG). This was the first time I was told that I would be given an EKG. Had they told me in advance, like when I told them on the phone that I would jog six miles to their office first thing Saturday for the exam, I might have driven my car. I am happy to report that there was a happy ending. They agreed to have a licensed nurse come to my office (which they were supposed to have done in the first place) come to my office. After much thought, about three seconds, I passed and requested that my insurance company find a more competent company.

A long overdue review. I will need to make it short, but would like to praise Peninsula Hospital…read morefor the very attentive care I received in 2011 for a major surgery. Fast forward to 2022 when I came down with covid - I had a horrendous experience in the emergency room - I could hear staff chatting away as though they were junior high kids at a party in another room. The ER doctor at that time told me I had "severe covid" and needed medication - a medication that had been understood would destroy a person's kidneys in a short amount of time. I refused the medication. I could mention many other concerning things about my treatment in the emergency room that night, but honestly, this review would end up being much too long. The good news is when I was admitted to a room on the 4th floor it was a different staff and they were great. I asked the doctor who came to see me if I had "severe" covid (as the emergency room doc said) and she said, "no, it's mild, but you are dehydrated and your electrolytes are off." Wow, how could one doctor say "It's severe and you need to have medication" (that will cause harm to my kidneys) and the other have a completely different diagnosis? The 4th floor staff took good care of me the remaining days I was there. Then in 2023, I ended up needing emergency room care again, and an xray tech walked in and said he needed a scan of my heart; I reminded him that due to my health situation (from a previous diagnosis) recommends for me to be careful about having too many xrays, and he said in a gruff tone, "Well, I need to do this anyway," and acted like he could care less. It is my understanding that all over our country, the best nurses and medical staff left their jobs because they knew the vaccines were not fully tested and they were being required to get the covid vaccine in order to keep their jobs. It seems the smart ones left and, unfortuantely, I get the impression that they've had to hire less-than-competent staff since then. I'm hope there have been some improvements to staff and training since 2022 and 2023.

Sharing for awareness regarding the care I received during an MRI on 2/19/26 with a technician…read morenamed Mark, avoid if you can: Description of Incident Upon arrival, I informed the staff that I am a "hard stick" and required specific care for IV placement. Despite this: * Substandard Technique: The technician, Mark, failed to examine both arms for viable veins before attempting to prick me. * Physical Harm: Mark made 3 unsuccessful attempts. When I requested he stop after the third painful prick, he was dismissive of my concerns, stating, "I've been doing this for 24 years." This resulted in significant bruising on my left arm. They finally brought in a PICC nurse after that. * Procedure Failure: During the scan, the contrast administration was extremely painful because of contrast flow not being adjusted properly. Furthermore, the contrast did not appear in the initial images. Because of this technical failure, I was forced to return for a second MRI.

The best mobile phlebotomy company for the Bay Area…read moreExcellent customer service Excellent technician and technique Technician show their care to the community The also have two other locations in SF 837 Pacific Ave 1516 Noriega St

Excellent phlebotomy skills Easy to make an appointment…read more Reasonable price for the mobile phlebotomy services They will draw my blood at home or anywhere I preferred then drop off to the Labs to run the test Highly recommend

Dr. Bartholomew works at the PAMF location in Burlingame, CA. He is a Dermatologist at PAMF in…read moreBurlingame. His quality of care is exceptional as he found basil skin cancer on my nose. It is being surgically removed shortly. Dr. Bartholomew caught this skin cancer in time before it caused life-threatening repercussions. I highly recommend this doctor and PAMF in general. I have been with PAMF for 10+ years and would consider no other type of medical care. Kim Kubal

I had recently lost medical coverage temporarily. I wanted fresh Covid and flu boosters and PAMF…read morehad a "low cost clinic". Made my appointment. (Super easy. But also super vague. I couldn't find costs specified anywhere ). I went in and immediately said. "How much are the flu and Covid boosters ?" No one. NO ONE ! Could tell me. I shoulda left right then. Someone said. "Should be less than $100". I said. "Ok. I don't have insurance I'd like to pay now." "Oh it doesn't work that way. We bill you." Again. I shoulda left. No other industry can't quote a price up front. Or collect payment at time of service. Anyways I just paid a $376 bill for literally 1 minute of asking the price and being told "No. we like to surprise our patients !" And 28 seconds of "poke squirt. Poke squirt ". $376 ?!! For two community health related vaccines ? At a "low cost clinic " I'm furious. I checked online. It should be no more than $100 I got duped for trusting these people. Don't fall for it. Beware !!

First time customer experience was excellent. Mellissa is super professional and friendly and the…read morespace is well-located and comfortable. She explained everything clearly and did not push to upsell. Walked in fatigued with headaches and heavy brain fog and feel a great deal better after my infusion. I will definitely be back! (Oh, and didn't realize till after I paid but you can use your HSA card to pay- good to know!)

Was looking for a place to get an IV infusion on a Sunday. Reached out to Blissfusion on IG and…read moreMelissa was able to get me in that weekend. The office is so welcoming and the atmosphere is great. Melissa walked me thru the different drips they offer. I chose to go with the Ultimate Health drip and the IV process was as smooth as can be. Will definitely be coming back regularly.

Dr. Robert Hicks was very thorough in explaining the lung biopsy procedure he was going to perform…read moreon me today and he did an excellent performing it!

Had MRI scheduled and apparently was called once to let me know machine was broken. Got childcare…read moresorted for children to make my 6:45pm appointment only to be told machine was down, they couldn't squeeze me in, and scheduling office was closed. Very bad service.