LabCorp

I’ve been there about 4 times with no problem but the last time i went the lady appeared not to know how to draw blood because it hurt a lot and the next day it was all bruised up.

I was somewhat apprehensive about going here based on the previous comments. I had a 130 appointment, arrived at 1:25, and was finished and out the door by 135. Very knowledgeable staff and extremely polite and helpful. I would recommend this place. Easy access as well.

made an appointment online. I arrived a few minutes after my appointment, but there was nobody waiting. I was greeted right when I walked in and helped within a few minutes. My only issue is that I didn’t have my insurance card with me, but they suggested I use my iPhone to send a fax. Only took three minutes to get my blood drawn, and I was in and out no stress at all.

Either I have very bad luck or Lab Corp is a disaster. I haven’t got my results of the blood work I’ve done 2 months and ½ ago! Today I paid the laboratory bill — those never get lost in the mail — and registered online and surprise: the results weren’t there! They are not available. 2 weeks ago I visited the Lab in Miami Beach in person to find out what’s going on and gave me a number to call: 954−925−6100. I did and a representative told me I will receive my results within 5 business days. Never got them. Today I called again — more than 1 hour waiting on the phone — and another representative — Anna — told me she will mail them again. My question is, where are my results!!! My doctor said he never got them. From now on I will use the competition. It’s unacceptable for a corporation in America to work like they do.

I go here monthly to get my blood drawn. They are not the best but the people are nice and quick. The trick is to go in the afternoons to avoid the morning wait.

Everyone must have blood work at some point in their life. It is a doctor’s way of saying they control your life. I have been to LabCorp in several different cities and have always had good experiences and so searched out a location that was close to me. I chose this location because it wasn’t in the hood.
Finding the location is somewhat difficult. It is located in an upstairs unit that is only accessible from the center of the building — very easy to pass. The elevator is broken, so you must take the stairs to get to this particular LabCorp. Upon entering the LabCorp, you are greeted by a man that speaks very little English and says «Papi» a lot.
Normally, I am forgiving of people that don’t speak English since we are in Miami. It is just difficult for people to learn. What irks me, though, is when I ask someone to speak louder and they just assume that they should switch languages. Really? What makes you think I will understand your mumbling, garbled English any better than your mumbling Spanish. And, please, stop calling me «papi.» I am neither your dad nor your lover and do not appreciate the name calling.
After being called in for my appointment 15 minutes late, the lady that was taking the blood proceeded to dig around in my arm. To add insult to injury, she dropped that hard-​earned blood on the chair and the floor as she removed the needle from my arm. After a haphazard cleaning, I left with a pain in my arm.
I think next time I will take my chances in the hood.