Crescent Health Svc is a senior community in Oklahoma City, OK.
Information last verified:
3705 W Memorial Rd # 505, Oklahoma City, OK 73134
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
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Overall Review of Crescent Health Svc
common28 reviews mention this
Staff friendliness and skill
Residents describe staff as friendly, professional, and skilled at drawing blood.
Many reviewers focus on how polite, helpful, and competent the team is, including phlebotomists who explain steps and keep the experience calm. Several residents also call out gentle, low-pain draws and the ability to find veins quickly, even with difficult blood draws. There are also a smaller set of reviews that report rude or hostile interactions, including problems at the front desk or reception.
common24 reviews mention this
Check-in and wait flow
The check-in process is often described as easy and the visit as fast.
A recurring theme is that check-in via kiosk or appointments is straightforward, and that residents are brought back quickly. Multiple reviewers describe being in and out in minutes, with short waits even when they arrived early or as walk-ins. A counter-theme is that others report long waits or delays despite having an appointment.
caveat22 reviews mention this
Hours and drug-screen timing
Frequent complaints center on hours and drug-screen availability.
Several reviewers say operating hours, lunch closures, or drug-screen cutoffs were not clear enough to prevent wasted trips or denial of service. Others describe being told drug testing was only available at certain times that were not communicated consistently, including in situations where they had called ahead. Alongside the confusion, some reviews also mention difficulty reaching the site by phone to confirm details.
differentiator10 reviews mention this
Painless, gentle phlebotomy
Residents highlight particularly gentle blood draws with minimal discomfort.
A number of reviews single out specific phlebotomists for being exceptionally gentle, efficient, and skilled at difficult sticks. Reviewers describe drawing blood with little or no pain, minimal bruising, and quick completion once they were called back. This shows up as a consistent point of relief for both adults and patients bringing children for lab work.
caveat3 reviews mention this
Privacy and accessibility concerns
Some reviews mention practical limitations with accessibility and privacy.
One reviewer reports the facility is not handicap accessible, describing difficulty opening the door while in a motorized wheelchair. Another mentions limited privacy at the location, pointing to a bathroom door without a lock. These comments stand apart from the many reviews describing the visit as smooth and efficient.
common2 reviews mention this
Nearby medical stops
The area includes nearby hospitals, physician offices, and urgent destinations.
The immediate surroundings include options like nearby hospital care and physician offices listed within about half a mile to roughly one mile. For day-of needs, reviewers discussing labs and screenings can also find common nearby services such as imaging, vein specialists, and retail pharmacies.
How we summarize
Counts show how many written reviews mention each theme; a review can touch several themes, and only frequently mentioned themes become a section.
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Activities on-site
Devotional services off-site
Indoor common areas
Will Rogers World (15 miles away)
Ambulatory care
Diabetic care
Meals provided
Helpful staff, excellent location, and strong dining/activities with all-inclusive pricing.
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