Takes longer to be unhooked than it does to donate. I've been sitting with a needle in my arm as…read morethey unhook people who were done after me and hooking up other people as I wait. I'm still with a needle in my arm as I write this.

The process to get you to the back has gotten slower and slower it's almost like they intentionally…read moremove slow so they don't gotta help people not to complain because I know it's their job and it does take a while but we have lives and jobs too and it just seems like we go there because we need the money desperately to wait 3/4hours just to get called to the back to wait another hour or two if u make it to the back to get on the table to get drained for an hour it's all day event for not enough funds honestly

Excellent facility, very clean and staff was courteous and professional…read more My initial attempt to donate was at another plasma center ( BioLife) and they were ridiculous. I traveled 40 miles and spent two hours between the waiting and the processing only to be told that since I was over 66 that I needed a doctor's release to donate. I contacted a medical facility and obtained a release and scheduled an appointment to donate. I again spent over an hour before being told that they need the medical release on their form and then their doctor had to approve it and I would be contacted within two weeks. I saw the CLS facility down the street and stopped there. After an initial donor screening and physical I was able to donate and was in and out in 90 minutes. CLS all the way. I'm able to do something that helps people and earned enough for gas money and a nice lunch.

From the owner: CSL plasma Inc. is one of the world's largest collectors of human plasma. As a leader in plasma…read morecollection, CSL Plasma is committed to excellence and innovation in everything we do. Our work helps to ensure that tens of thousands of people are able to live normal, healthy lives. We are committed to our work because lives depend on us. Our U.S. plasma collection centers, which are located throughout the United States, are committed to the highest standards of quality and Safety. Plasma is the essential ingredient for products crucial to treating patients suffering from a host of life-threatening conditions and bleeding disorders. Give a valuable gift to those who require plasma-derived therapies to live healthier lives.

This is a very clean, professional, efficient donation center. The staff is really nice and helpful.read more

My husband and I had a great experience donating blood here…read more It was very easy to make an appointment online. We showed up on time and checked in at the front desk where they had us complete a thorough health screening. They gave us a free Amy's ice cream voucher and a Halloween themed T-shirt for donating that day. The center is clean, and I was comfortable in my seat. The phlebotomists are friendly and professional. Mine did a great job prepping me and finding my vein; I did not end up with a big bruise or any discomfort afterwards. It only took around 8-10 minutes to complete the process of blood collection. After we finished our donation, they provided us with plenty of snacks and made sure to go over after care instructions. I highly encourage you to donate if you are eligible! One unit of blood can save up to three lives.

I never thought I could donate plasma because of my deep veins, but Grifols made it so easy! It's…read morequick, and knowing that my donation could help someone in need makes it feel so worthwhile. If you're thinking about it, definitely give it a shot! it's way easier than I expected and makes a real difference!

Clean & you're able to login and make appointments on time there are about four good phlebotomist,…read morethere that are carrying the team. The rest of them stand around gossiping or only seems like they wanna do the regulars and not different patients so I think they can definitely do better with their care quality of the patients that come in there since we're providing them a job

Around November 7th, 2022. I contacted the Red Cross after my father died. I was requesting help…read moregetting my nephew, sent home for the funeral. I was overwhelmed by the kindness and concern that was given. They immediately contacted my nephews, commanding officer, and made sure he could get the time off of work. I received an email the next morning, telling me that they had contacted his commanding officer. They contacted me by telephone after to make sure that he, had sufficient funds for his air line ticket, and if he needed help getting a ride to the airport. I received a call and email asking if everything was taken care of and if there was anything else that they could do to assist us. During this time I'm sorry I didn't write and say how wonderful they were. Today I received a questionnaire, asking me how they did. I n thinking about this I realized they really deserved a big shout out. So if you're thinking about donating to an organization, I would recommend the Red Cross wholeheartedly. This is a change in my mindset due to my families dislike of the Red Cross over the years for something that happened I believe in World War II! Or Korean conflict! Times change people change organizations change, and this one is definitely improved. Thank you to the Red Cross from the McNair , the Cutter, the Manson and the Hobob family's

Looks like I'm the first to review! I signed up with Beacon Biologics for white blood cell…read moredonation, to help with cancer research. When I got there, I was taken back immediately. Me, the woman in charge, & her coworker were the only ones in the building. Verrrry quiet & all attention was directed to me. Paperwork took most of the time and it was explained very thoroughly before signing. Seeing as this was just my initial appointment, they only did a blood collection of 6-7 vials to test for diseases before I am permitted to donate white blood cells once cleared. The blood collection was taken in a very cushy chair where you're almost laying down. Afterwards, they gave me water and a snack and made sure I was ok. In the end, I was given $25 for the initial appointment. When you do an actual white blood cell donation (which I was told can take up to 3-4 hours!) the payout is a lot more. They also told me they have things like iPads with Netflix, magazines, etc to help keep you occupied during that time. They also gave me a free shirt! They told me that they had been up and running for 2 years but just started accepting clients within the last year. Anywho, the employee whom worked with me was super down to earth and great to talk to & answered all my questions. I'm currently waiting to hear back regarding white blood cell studies now so that I can start donating :) seems like a wonderful facility doing great work!

From the owner: Beacon Biologics partners with people like you to enable research that saves lives. Your white cell…read moredonation makes groundbreaking research and discovery of new treatments possible around the world. You have the chance to give hope to patients waiting for a cure by donating white cells for research. Today, it's your chance to be the Beacon.

Dealing with the general public isn't easy. They do a great job getting you in and out…read more I have been donating a long time and have scar tissue built up on my veins. They are still able to get the needle in no problem. They almost always have a free gift for donations. This month was a free shirt last month was a free Torchy's Taco. The facility is clean and everyone is friendly. Good place to help others..

Today, I took my mother to donate blood. She speaks Arabic and only has very basic English skills…read more I tried to help translate for her, but I was told that she had to answer all the questions herself or she would not be allowed to donate. I asked if they had a translator available, even over the phone, and they said no. I then asked if we could use Google Translate to help communicate, and again I was told no. So does that mean my mother must speak English in order to donate blood? It was very disappointing to see someone willing to help others by donating blood turned away because of a language barrier. I hope this policy can be improved so non-English speakers have a fair opportunity to donate as well.