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  E. M.

  ★★★☆☆ 3.0 of 5 · 04 Jul 2025

  I think the main thing was that the phleb did not ask me to confirm my address and initial it, before doing the draw. This is always done at the location I frequent. And every other location that I can remember. As I got up, I asked if I needed to initial the paper. She said only if I wanted to. Is being asked to initial NOT the usual? Does the location I normally go to (Wyoming Springs) do it as an UNUSUAL matter of course? Physically, this location was newer and shinier…and better decorated! I said as much…NO reaction from phleb. Okay. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Then the phlebotomist could not get a vein on one arm. This in itself is not a huge deal, because this happens with me sometimes; though nobody loves that stick twice (I’ve had times at CPL where I didn’t feel a thing. But different phlebotomists have different levels of experience, etc.)…I guess my veins are small or something. Still, things are usually OK when I have had a lot of liquid, especially water, of course. So I said a bit cheerily/sheepishly that I had had plenty of liquid (water). (But I had also placed a cup of coffee next to me!) She said, in sort of an accusatory tone, was it water? I said sheepishly that about half of it was. Then she asked, was it yesterday? (that I’d had water; lots of water). I was said that yes, I had had plenty of liquid yesterday, too, and much more water than coffee, by a longshot. Meanwhile, she is successfully tapping a vein on the other arm! It’s not a HUGE deal and I’m sure I’m being touchy, but she had nary a smile or ANY sense of joviality. I’ve never encountered that. I mean, it’s not like patients are thrilled to be there, either! She was sort of…”flatline.” I’m sure it’s not a fun job, not the most fun in the world, and you never know what someone is going through that day. I know that. But come on, let’s not continue the conversation when you’re already filling the vile, with success! Having said ALL THAT…if I needed work done in the same situation, I’d likely give it one more shot. 🩸

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  Gretchen Doyle

  ★★★★☆ 4.0 of 5 · 13 Aug 2024

  This location of CPL is clean and quiet. It’s a bit hard to find in the building because of little-to-no signage. Be sure to check the hours to make sure you’re not arriving during their lunch break when they are closed.

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  Jessica Bronson

  ★★★☆☆ 3.0 of 5 · 22 Apr 2025

  No one answers the phone or responds to your voicemails at this location. I left four voicemails to try and get time sensitive lab results faxed to my doctor and zero of my calls were returned.