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February 2025 by Hannah H
Good experience, it was fast. Maybe a total of 15minutes, only had one other person before me. The tech didn't introduce herself so maybe work on that, also, no instruction on what she was doing or when she was going to poke me.
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June 2024 by Dana Dawson
The most inefficiently run lab ever. Had to wait 30 minutes just to drop off. Staff is rude. Go to Quest!
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May 2024 by Michael Gallegos
Very kind and
thank you
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March 2024 by Emmers Semmers
The employees were very cold towards my 1 year old. They did not try to talk to her or make her feel comfortable. They acted like she was a nuisance. I would not recommend anyone that’s needing blood drawn for their child to go there.
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April 2023 by Taylor C.
Went out of their way to help me get the price I saw online and saved me a good amount of money. She was nice and drew my blood painlessly/quickly.
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February 2023 by Juliana T
First time at this location and I had a great experience. Samantha took care of me and got my labs drawn quickly and painlessly.
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June 2022 by Sonny Dazzio
Nice people are Sylvester john DAzzio thanks
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June 2021 by BeeJ Burnett
Do not deserve a star. Phlebotomist struck a nerve in my arm while drawing blood. This occurred on 9 June. As of 21 June I still have pain radiating down my arm. Phlebotomists should be liceensed in order to draw blood. Labcorp personnel have been
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March 2021 by Ray White
This morning I had an excellent experience at the LabCorp on Grand Avenue in Pueblo, Colorado. Knowing that there might be a large crowd, I went online and signed up for an appointment. The form I had to fill out online was not too difficult and it even said that when I was in the parking garage I could click on the website and it would inform them that I had arrived for my appointment. The lady that checked me in was excellent, as was the technician who did the blood draw. They were not just interested me as a patient, but as a person. I will not hesitate to go there again. I certainly found the website for getting an appointment to be an excellent option. Thank you for your great work!
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June 2020 by Betty Burnett
Do not deserve a star. Phlebotomist struck a nerve in my arm while drawing blood. This occurred on 9 June. As of 21 June I still have pain radiating down my arm. Phlebotomists should be liceensed in order to draw blood. Labcorp personnel have been
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April 2020 by Paul L.
Labcorp is the preferred lab on our health insurance plan, with multiple locations in our area. They have kiosks available to expedite the check in process. It is best to create an appointment on their website, as their is often multiple people waiting. If the wait is long and I do not have an appointment, I can usually go to an alternate location and not wait as long. Lab results are available to view online and can be printed to take to medical appointments to providers that did not order it. Invoices can easily be viewed and paid online. One improvement that can be made is the availability to request the results to be sent to multiple medical providers. This should be able to be requested on the kiosk or online when making an appointment. They will sometimes do it by verbal request at the time of service, but some of those medical providers claim that they never received them. Wish our government would mandate electronic medical records for everyone to avoid duplicate testing and the ability of any medical provider to view the patient's full medical history.
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October 2019 by Robert Bliss
Great work. No pain and no residual effects to blood draw.
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July 2019 by Patrick J.
Our pediatrician referred us to lab corp because our insurance required it. We went to get a bilirubin test on our 4 day old baby because she was a bit jaundiced. Labcorp took forever to get the labs back to the doctor. This is a same day test. The doctor put the order in as "STAT" because we needed to have it back that day in order for us and the doctor to make a medical decision. They were not cooperative with the doctor. They were so uncooperative and took so long to get us the results that we ended up, out of medical necessity, having to go to the hospital to get the follow up labs done out patient. It was so bad our doctor recommended that we go to the hospital out of medical necessity. The entire point of their existence as a company is to offer medical lab services, and if they are going to continue offer medical lab services then they need to properly staff their labs so that medically necessary labs can come back in a decent time, especially when the doctor requests it. They cannot treat their business as if they are staffing a dairy queen because they are not dealing in non-essential commodities! Ice cream is a commodity; a human baby and her health are not commodities!
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June 2019 by Rev. Kimberly D. Nipple
Lied about doing STAT results. We checked with LabCorp customer service the day before to make sure they could do STAT for our specific test and they said they could. At the end of the blood draw they informed me STAT results aren't something they do. Go somewhere else if you can.
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January 2019 by K.D. Nipple
Lied about doing STAT results. We checked with LabCorp customer service the day before to make sure they could do STAT for our specific test and they said they could. At the end of the blood draw they informed me STAT results aren't something they do. Go somewhere else if you can.
