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“All great except for the parking at 3401 pga blvd in palm beach gardens Fla.
Wish you had some spots designated for Quest. Took me 20 minutes to get an outdoor space.
Phlebotomist I had was terrific.
She was Personable, Precise & I have no hematomas! Grateful”
“Ellie was a true professional. I get nervous having blood drawn and l am very squeamish. She was polite and kept me distracted the whole time while drawing blood. Whole process was very quick and gentle. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience doing something l don’t enjoy. 10/10 recommend!”
“My mom was very anxious about getting blood drawn as several medical staff at her doctor's office were unable to get a good vein to draw from after having unsuccessfully trying 5 times over a 2 day period. We walked into the LabCorp on Northlake on a Saturday morning (8/2) at around 9:30 a.m. with no appointment, scheduled. We were both greeted warmly and taken almost immediately to the back. The phlebotomist, Claudia, was able to draw the 2 tubes of blood easily and quickly. Will definitely recommend this facility to others.”
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“Brian at Labcorp is an absolute LEGEND. After Quest Diagnostics butchered my draw and my doctor’s office staff fumbled the ball like it was their first day on Earth, I walked into Labcorp ready for war. Enter Brian – my NY Compadre in scrubs. Zero wait. Three minutes flat. Perfect stick on a full metabolic panel, zero pain, zero drama. Dude saw the chaos I’d just escaped, flashed that New York “I got you” grin, and handled business like a boss. Quest who? Doctor’s office who? Brian just restored my faith in bloodwork and reminded me why New Yorkers run the world – even when we’re 1,200 miles south. If you want it done fast, done right, and with that unmistakable Big Apple swagger… go see Brian. The man’s a national treasure and my personal hero. Drop this and watch Brian frame it above his station.”