LabCorp

Came here twice and was done within 10−15mins! Both times different ladies drew my blood were very efficient and friendly.
Luckily this was close to work so I just walked here after lunch. No wait after lunch so better to come in the afternoon.
This place is tricky to find. Just take the elevator to the 2^nd floor. Walk east pass 2 doors towards #290 there will be a sign outside that says LabCorp.

Made appointment same day, I was in and out in less than 15 minutes. Everything went smooth.

Heavy set, short white girl at the front counter has a bad attitude and gets very stressed when she as 2 or 3 pieces of paper to «process». Seems like this might be too much for her level of intelligence to handle. She likes to talk down to people and use a condescending tone of voice to old people etc to make herself feel important. She should not be in a customer facing job. I would recommend working in a MacDonalds stockroom or many a warehouse job where she doesn’t have to face the «pressure» of people asking simple questions.

One star for the person who drew my blood. One star for getting in and out within 10m. Negative three stars for location, and depressing atmosphere. I thought I would walk out of here with cancer or aids.
I was fortunate enough to find street parking on Green (1h, no meter), but this was after I circled the block since I decided not to pay to park in their lot.
There is no obvious LabCorp sign, you have to wander around until you find the dark and dingy Directory. The elevator is extremely extremely slow, like I took a nap inside. Once you’re upstairs you will eventually find the door that says LabCorp. Why can’t they put a sign by the elevator or hanging in the hallway somewhere?
The waiting room is disturbingly old and creepy feeling. Low ceilings and depressing lighting. I feel bad for the people who are employed here. The guy who drew my blood was fast, efficient and friendly, and I was left with no marks whatsoever on my arm.
I purchased my lab work request online (
) and wasn’t required to set an appointment. I walked in at about 4:10 — 4:15 and was in and out within 10 minutes. They close at 4:30. No one else was in the waiting room at that time do Id recommend late afternoon if you have to go as a walk-​in.

I had a blood test and everything went well. My technician was Wendy Moore and she was great. I have veins that are hard to find. Wendy did it with one stick. Happy Camper here.

Getting blood drawn is never any fun but my experience this morning at the Green St Lab Corp was so much better than expected. First of all, they were fully staffed, which makes all the difference and the wait time (no appointment) was minimal. Second, the woman who took my blood, Wendy Moore, was so extremely pleasant and efficient. I never felt the needle go in my arm! Wendy has a gift for sure. The office is showing it’s age and could use some TLC, but I imagine the staff doesn’t have much control over that. I’d pick good people over a fancy office anytime.

Horrible!!! FAILED at even drawing my blood!!! I walk in and there are two people sitting there. One man, one woman. The man keeps asking the woman what code to put into the computer and he kept asking until she finally got up and typed it into the computer herself muttering «no, no, no». That made me worry that my results would not go to my doctor or I will get the wrong test. HA! So then, I am in the chair and the dumb guy comes in to draw my blood. He was confused about what type of test to take and again asks the woman for clarification, then starts explaining the gory details of blood testing. Then comes the stick of the needle, the super PAINFUL stick. I look down and see a really fat needle. Then he asks «DO YOUR VEINS MOVE? WTF? I don’t know? Then there was a LOUD SUCKING noise and a POP! And PAIN! I gave him a shocked look, and he was holding up an empty vial. He said he popped a vein.? WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? He didn’t get any blood and wanted to try again. NO WAY!!! I asked for my paperwork back and walked out.
So unprofessional and inept! The WORST!!! And now my poor arm hurts for no reason. DON’T GO THERE!!!,

Ugh… This poorly established establishment does not deserve a star. While you wait in the grimy, depressing lobby you will be subject to the horrible sounds of loud, obnoxious voices of the employees that call out for patients’ names. You can hear every word of whatever unrelated conversations they engage in and it is just mind numbing! Ghettooooooooooooo!

When I arrived to the building where LabCorp is located in Pasadena, I was extremely disappointed when I realized that I wasn’t going to QuestDiagnostics (which is also in the same building and where I had a great experience last year for the same routine lab tests). This particular LabCorp office is located on the 2^nd floor in a corner and was actually kind of dingy. The carpet was gross and everything was just super old. Upon entering, you’re in a small waiting room and then through the hallway is a little desk where one employee sat checking in patients. There is a second waiting room and then 2 larger rooms where the tests are done, one bathroom for the entire facility and no place for people to wait in line. Honestly, it was awkward standing in line waiting to «deposit your specimen» in the bathroom as the guy behind me joked «it’s like waiting to get into a club.» Ha. The tech who drew my blood wasn’t friendly at all and just complained to me how the office was so cold. Honestly, some people are already uneasy in these situations and she definitely didn’t seem like she wanted to ease anyone’s feelings. Once she was finished, she pretty much wrapped my arm and dismissed me… just not a great way to start a Wednesday morning.
The only positive is that they do stick to getting all the patients who have appointments in on time and it was very easy to make an appointment online. In hindsight, I really wish I would’ve known the difference between LabCorp and Quest because next time, I for sure won’t be going back here. =\

Hard to find, parking is horrible, it’s one person staff with many hats. Came for routine blood work and walked out with a nasty bruise that I had for days after.

Pretty convenient lab location. Their schedule is a bit weird but not as weird as other lab site. My only pet peeve is they require the person I’m caring for to present insurance card everytime he has to have a lab draw. Not sure if it depends on type of insurance or it’s same for everyone. The lab techs themselves actually very efficient and fast. Just allow yourself plenty of time if you have certain weird lab draw needed because if you come within 15 minutes before closing time they might refuse you and you have either to go to another lab which has longer opening hour or come back some other time.

If you have no life and want to read a book then come here because they are full, super slow and have one person that works here. Been waiting 1.5 hrs for routine blood.

Filthy office. Lab coats strewn on the floor with empty wrappers. Carpets stained like no other. Walked in and walked right back out.

Will never want to go back. soooo rude and the main rude one was this big man .who just don’t care.

I am the ONLY person in the waiting room. There are no other patients being waited on. I checked in and the staff ignored me, I said hello and they told me it would be ½ hour wait. What?! I’m the only person here. I can hear their conversation– they are laughing loudly talking about their «panties» being in a bunch, how they don’t wear panties and how one of them went to Texas on vacation and was bit by fire ants and came back with lice! This office is dirty as well with trash in the waiting area. I will not be back here… it’s beyond disgusting.

This location seems to handle a lot of walk-​ins. Be sure to make an appointment AND then announce emphatically that you have an appointment when you arrive. Apparently they don’t routinely check their appointment log against the sign-​in sheet. I waited 40 minutes past my time before complaining and being serviced immediately.

Based on the reviews on here, I was ready for a terrible experience. To make matters worse, I forgot my lab documents at work, so I was 25 minutes late for my appointment. However, despite that, the receptionist smiled and told me not to worry and sure enough I was seen five minutes later. The technician drawing my blood was as sweet as can be (we chatted about my shoes) and I was out of there in 10 minutes flat. No sweat. Maybe the negative reviews are from busy days… I went in at 10:50 on a Thursday and had maybe two people in front of me. Everyone was nice and it made my day easy. I’d go to this location in a heartbeat if needed.

The office here is busy and the employees are quick.
However, I’m concerned with the accuracy of patient information being filled out here. I found out during my first two visits here that information such as my address, GENDER, and BIRTHDATE were all incorrect. This actually caused me recently to be billed for a blood test, saying I was «not covered» by my own insurance. Luckily, a LabCorp Billing rep I called decided to double check with the office here and guess what? My birthdate in their system was STILL incorrect, even after I had instructed and asked one of the ladies working here to correct all the wrong information they had for me (before my very own eyes, too). That inaccuracy was what caused my insurance information to not add up (the birthdates were not matching up, thus no member could be found) when billing time came. Honestly with these type of errors, it makes me question if blood test results are even reported for the right person.
It’s good that the staff here is quick, but they need to ensure that they are also accurate with their info input, as these mistakes can lead to potentially serious problems!

Beware, although their hours are 7:30 to 4:30, someone there has arbitrarily decided that they will only do drug testing after 1:00.
I had to drive all the way to Pasadena, and take time off work, only to be told they didn’t do that now. I wish I could give them negative stars. This arbitraty rule caused me so much trouble.
Plus, there is no parking except a few limited street spots and the office is located in an ain’t-this-quaint olde tyme building… that is like a maze. I went to the Glendale Labcorp (for blood work) and it was good.

The staff is very nice and very helpful. I have been there twice with no problems.