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June 2023 by R L.
I had to get a blood draw at home for a specialty test. I'm always told I have good veins. Whenever I go to the lab to get blood drawn (2-3 times a year), it's fast, easy, and pain free. I donated blood last year and filled the bag faster than my wife even though she started first. For this draw, it started off questionable when the tech said "You have good veins, I'm not going to use a tourniquet." Then she wiped with alcohol and BLEW ON MY ARM!!!! The first stick was slowly inserted and mildly uncomfortable (I don't have an issue with needles). No blood. The tech was confused. She then stuck me two more times in the other arm. No blood. She kept pressing on it too, which was....weird. I didn't get the impression that the mobile techs get very much training.
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December 2022 by Sally C.
Twice I have scheduled an at home ExamOne appt in order to finish my life insurance application. BOTH TIMES NO ONE SHOWED UP AT ALL! I fasted both of those times, one of which was supposed to start at 5pm which means I didn't eat breakfast or lunch that day. It is now 6pm. No calls, no texts, no emails. I tried calling the number they gave me, only for a voice-mail to tell me they are "closed" followed by an immediate disconnect of the line (so no voice-mail option for me to even leave them). I'm so irritated that I plan to call the life insurance company and ask them if they will accept the blood work that Labcorps recently did for me, and an exam with my own doctor. Bottom line: No one shows up after I've fasted. No one even calls to explain why. I cannot proceed any further with the underwriting process as a result, so this means no life insurance for us unfortunately. So I'll be doing one of two things: Seeing if there are other options besides Examone. If there are none, then I'll hunt down a different insurance company who allows other options so I can move forward with this process, instead if being left hungry all day with Examone.
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July 2022 by Anup satya
This is closed now permanently.Avoid coming here.
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July 2020 by R.J. Maki
I tried calling for two weeks and never got an answer. I left numerous voicemails and never received a response to any of my voicemails.
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November 2017 by P. M.
These folks also dispatch Portamedics for Insurance companies to perform physicals for Underwriting. I was just exposed to possibly one of the worst human beings and certainly among the least qualified people I've ever met in performing an Insurance Interview and physical. She wanted blank documents signed. She did not document pertinent information that required an explanation. She rushed through every aspect. When drawing blood she was unsuccessful and then jammed the needle into my hand while trying to do a Butterfly draw claiming small veins, I have NEVER had an issue when drawing blood this way particularly one causing so much pain and this woman asking me why I wanted her to remove the needle. No apologies coupled with a threat to leave and send me to a lab an hour away. She rushed through everything , did a horrible sub standard job. The Insurance Company using this service is American General . Their actions where to speak with ExamOne which doesn't do a damm thing for my injuries and the humiliation of dealing with this truly horrible unqualified person. If buying Insurance avoid AIG , American General or a person named Lisa with ExamOne.
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September 2017 by Jary Diaz
DO NOT USE THIS LAB!!!!!!! I live in king of Prussia and scheduled a home appointment. The woman came 1 hour late, she didn't even call, I had to call her. After telling her 3 times that my blood work needed to be shipped the same day (per my Dr), she still shipped it the following day (after reassuring me that she would ship it that same day, it was early in the morning). I have a severe medical condition and now this has delayed treatment for me. My Dr called and told me that unfortunately I needed to get it redone because the test was time sensitive and it would read inaccurately. I am using another lab. I would hate for this to happen to anyone else.
