Quest Diagnostics

Just 24 hours after having a blood draw done in Arden Arcade with less than a savory experience returned at the Professional Drive location I found myself in downtown Sac having an ultrasound and in need of yet another round of blood tests. So what to do when your sick as all hell, weak, exhausted, nauseated and just want to return home to sleep but also sorta wishing someone would just accidentally mow ya down in the street just to end the misery?
Ya Unilocal for the closet Quest Lab in the area. Unfortunately this lil gem of a location did not appear in the search results but I stumbled upon it while in the Mercy Medical Plaza on this day from hell.
So either people have been keeping this sweet spot to themselves or people really don’t know it’s here.
Jill unlocked the doors to this rather tucked away Quest Diagnostics Labratory located on the ground level floor at promptly 1230pm as they close for lunch. I was the only person there waiting to be serviced. Score!!!
There’s a comfortable bench which can seat a solid 3 people located right outside their doors which was beyond appreciated as I was too weak to stand while waiting.
Unable to snap photos once inside the doors due to privacy regulations in place which is also a good thing in my book.
This location is not open on Saturdays. Parking? There is onsite parking for a fee in their covered garage which I’ve used many times however one can also find free «2 hour parking» along the street BUT be sure to look for the city of Sac signs very carefully for if you don’t you may very well return with a $ 30+ parking ticket from the cops. This has happened to me twice. Bastards…
Toggled back and forth as to the should I publically disclose this hidden gem of a clean, quick and friendly lab as they are beyond hard to find so I sorta wanted to keep it all to myself but decided to share the discovery with the world instead so be kind to Jill as her genuinely kind disposition, empathetic and professional ways are exactly what we need and appreciate when we’re in need of medical services and not at our best.