Usa Mobile Drug Testing's Online Review Report Card
Usa Mobile Drug Testing
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Average Star Rating
8
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Usa Mobile Drug Testing's Reviews
They quoted me a price of around $200 with insurance for a blood test which wound up costing around $900. You can get a standard thyroid test for $300 or less at most places. Some places only charge $100. This place is outrageously expensive. They do offer payment plans, but who wants to pay that much even gradually for a standard thyroid test?
Reviewed On Google
Garbage place, you’ll sit there for 40+ mins in an empty lobby and won’t be seen even with a 5 minute wait line. Don’t bother these people don’t care about doing their jobs
Reviewed On Google
Great experience!
Reviewed On Google
Place is very clean staff was friendly
Reviewed On Google
It is usually very hard for people to get my blood, and I usually pass out. But at this facility, they listened when I requested to lay down. I had no complications. I definitely recommend this facility.
Reviewed On Google
Cecelia could not have been kinder or more knowledgeable. She is extremely competent. Place was clean and laid out very nicely.
Reviewed On Google
New innovative ideas putting a Quest Diagnostics in a Walmart
Reviewed On Google
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