Medical Labs in Murrieta, CA

“Ahhh LabCorp, been here many times and it always seems out of control. Tons of people waiting filling every chair. I checked in and sat down. Everyone looked miserable. Lady across had 2 kiddos and explained her appointment was 10 minutes ago. I was early as always and some lady came out and called the ladies name, and then mine. I was called in early and told to sit in section 1. Waited a bit, tried to stay positive and patient. Soon someone came in and i said, " you're not going to hurt me are you?" She said that she wouldn't feel a thing. Did her thing and off i went "you didn't even flinch " she said and I gave a cocky smile. Wasn't a bad experience. Most of the workers look worn out by the onslaught of continuous patients. The worst part of the experience was the parking. I bet the workers park close which doesn't help a gimpy guy like me. I've had better and worse times than today, and the people working there did great today. Having to deal with an endless line of grumpy people has to suck. Wishing you all the very best. Bravo”

“I have lab tests/blood work, completed twice a year. I have been to four Valley locations, both Lab Corps and Quest, for the past 20 years, so I have a lot of experience. I went to the Quest Medical Center Drive location for the first time today. I made an appointment and was called right on time which I really appreciated. The technician, Lucy, was one of the best I've worked with. Personable, professional, and very efficient. This location will now be my go-to for lab tests. About the only glitch was I was given a survey to complete with a QR Code which my phone couldn't scan for some reason. Sorry, Lucy, I tried! Extremely satisfied with today's experience.”

“Amber was absolutely amazing! The kiosk to check-in was not functioning properly which caused a lot of patients to stress & panic due to being unable to check in for their appointments. Amber came out and de-escalated the situation with her kind words! And she was awesome at her job once it was my turn for the blood draw. Thank you!”