LabCorp

I hate needles and pass out when pricked. The lady was so good and quick, I didn't even have time to get nervous. And she was so gentle, I didn't feel a thing. Only time that's ever happened.

Have an extremely shy bladder and had to have an employment drug screening. They were accommodating by having weekend hours. Their rules for giving a sample in this case were slightly stricter than Quest, but nothing unreasonable (I could not be trying in the bathroom for more than 4 minutes. I had brought my own things to drink, but quickly finished them. They were only allowed to give me 4 cups of water. Obviously not allowed to leave the building until you provide sample and your purse and items are locked with you in a locker in the bathroom. Thankfully the employee waa not required to come in the bathroom with me.) My appointment was early morning on a sat and I was taken back within minutes. It was clear these things make me nervous and I have been treated as if I am hiding something or trying to best the system. I was concerned that the technician may have been slightly annoyed with me at first, but after seeing hire worked up I was he frequently checked on me to make sure I was alright. The only thing that made it a little worse was the fact that I had abb appointment with my doctor an hour and a hall after my screening appt. I guess they are only allowed to let you back to the bathroom after a certain amount of time has passed. I sat in the waiting run with a close certainty I could provide for the entire one hour slot of my other docs appointment and missed it. Clearly it comes down to procedure. I was pleased with the customer service.

Worse service ever. I guess I had a balance owed of 60.00, while the needle is hanging out of my arm they inform me they are not allowed to take anyone's blood that owes money. And asked if I had a credit card to pay it while the needle is in my arm. People are just money signs to them.