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Website: questdiagnostics.com
Phone: (718) 439-5015
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 7th Ave and 58th St
Open now
- Sat 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
5803 7th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11220 ·343.80 mi
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Reviews
yelpWas helped by a helpful employee, Kareen who was friendly, knowledgeable, and compassionate. Its a smaller location so I suggest making an appointment online.
MoreThis is what happened after 5 days of blood drawn. They are still using straight needle which the size is for a horse!!!! When I asked for butterfly ( smaller size), they said no, it only for...
MoreI asked for a butterfly needle and the guy said no. I know my veins better than anyone else. I asked him why I can't get a butterfly needle and he said my veins are good enough. That doesn't...
MoreVERY disappointing. When I went there almost two weeks ago, I had the worst blood draw experience. I asked one of the employees that happened to call in a patient if I should sign in...
MoreStaffs were friendly and professional. You have to electronically sign in first and the order is shown on the TV.
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