“Never been at this location before, and the directionial sign wasn't helpful.
The check in room is tiny, and people blocking kiosks machines to self check-in was fun. Put the kiosks in the waiting room!! The latina, who checked me in was stressed out (I'd be worse than her), and yet, she was nice.
Jasmine, the vampire, who drew my blood was so sweet and funny. She distracted me with shining things (car keys) as she rammed in the needle and withdrawal the blood that I need to live. I wish the location was closer to me and not across town.”
6:30AM - 2:30PM
555 East Tachevah Drive Ste 3e 104, Palm Springs
Medical Labs
“This is a great place. It's not hard to sign in and there are definitely signs that tell you what they need you to do. I felt listened to and I was in and out. Don't follow other people's reviews that are just negative. All their reviews are negative, the other people's I mean. This place has clear instructions and they are very quick.”
“If you’ve never used a self‑service style lab facility before, let me tell you: this place feels like the future. Check‑in was quick, the process was streamlined, and the whole “little communication with people” vibe honestly works — it’s efficient, it’s modern, and it keeps things moving.
My only gripe? Parking. That tiny shopping center has the parking capacity of a shoebox. I ended up parking by the park, which isn’t far, but it did make me 12 minutes late. The kiosk politely informed me I’d be bumped to a waitlist — but the silver lining? The wait was fast. Shockingly fast.
And then came the real MVP: the phlebotomist. Friendly, straightforward, and an absolute vein‑sniper. I’m usually a human pincushion — people poke around like they’re searching for buried treasure — but she got it in one go. No pain, no drama, no repeat attempts. Just skill.
The place was clean, the process was in‑and‑out, and honestly? I’d absolutely use this service again. Easy, efficient, and surprisingly pleasant for something involving needles.”