they advertise promotions that are not true. then I contacted customer service twice - first lady…read moresaid I would receive the bonus in 3 days, and the second lady NATALIE said I wasn't entitled for it because I donated after November 16th. On top of that, when I said their team was very incoherent and I wasn't going to donate again - she didn't apologize or anything - she just said: do you want me to remove your email from our communication list???? Just terrible customer service!!!

If you will be donating Blood or Plasma this is the place you will be most comforted! Maria, is the…read morebest, kept me warm and comfortable! Her experience showed over and over! She enjoys her work in making this experience quite tolerable! Grateful for a person like her! Best, Scott

I've donated here 3 or 4 times. Always really nice employees and a very nice facility. I usually…read morejust walk in with no appointment. I especially like that they don't prick your finger to test blood oxygen. Seems minor but I hate that part at the Red Cross places.

Do Not waste your time trying to give blood at One Blood, the staff is rude and not helpful…read more Complete and total waste of time. What a racquet.

I've been coming to the Orlando center for over a year on and off. When you get your initial…read morepromotion, be sure to schedule while you're in the chair. My first time coming the staff was very informative and make me feel safe. Considering donating? New Donor? Some types from a seasoned donor: -Give yourself a minimum of two hours to donate. An hour to donate and an hour to check in and wait. -Stay away from late appointments and lunch times if you can avoid. -Eat and hydrate before. -Upload any promotions prior to donating -You can request a phlebotomist (Miryan and Summer are awesome) -Bring a blanket or wear warm clothes. -Checkin is a small prick, donating is a bigger stick but not bad. You sit in a reclined chaise(lounger chair) while the machine removes the plasma and the blood is returned. -Sign up to donate and use my referral code : [https://info.biolifeplasma.com/new-plasma-donation-800-0422] or Coupon Code - 98374 I have rolling veins so I'm not an easy stick. My favorite phlebotomists are Miryan and Summer. They are professional, friendly, kind and very skilled. They are always very pleasant and ensure my comfort and safety. I love that and I'm thankful for them. If their management is reading this give them a raise and/promotion. I always see them hustling and going above and beyond. Recent Issue: Recently, I've seen a grumpy tech/manager, Sebastian walking around. Bad vibes. Today, I witnessed Sebastian announce prior to closing that they likely wouldn't be able to take donors. He sent two people home who've been waiting for nearly an hour. He seemed very motivated on sending people home, I watched the other techs pick up the pace. A customer complained stating that he'd driven over an hour. He said I can't control what corporate does and who they schedule. We have to go home and we have to be finished by a certain time. It's not our fault." SMH. And I JUST witnessed him nearly get into an altercation with a super friendly donor. I witnessed everything and there is something not right with this guy, Sebastian. Management should address and watch security footage. Please please PLEASE consider giving management/supervisory authority to individuals like Miryan, Summer and a lovely black lady with a beautiful Afro puff, I wish I knew her name. I appreciate they're professionalism, safe and swift service. I appreciate the new machines as they get you out quicker but you definitely feel it. I wish they would stock the center with hand soap and paper towels in the bathrooms. Also, masks would be great for clients and hand sanitizer at the questionnaire and vital station. Lastly, squishy balls that you can actually squeeze would be awesome Signed with love of donating, @ TheOriginalCharlestonian

The worst plasma place to go and donate, they have employees who don't focus on the donors, always…read moretalking about their plans outside of work. Distracted while they stick your arm. Some of their employees aren't very experienced with all "vein" types. From the director down to management everyone could use some training. The male "manager" with long brown hair is a distasteful person with little to no patient or customer service skills, the head phlebotomist (light skinned balled guy with glasses) I believe he needs some training as well. I could name more employees but those 2 specifically were the guys I spoke to on my last visit who were very rude and disingenuous employees. Also they will damage your body, or veins to no accountability.

All staff was friendly , professional , respectful and informative with my first visit and my first…read moretime donation . They all made me feel welcome and respected. The building is modern and clean and very well maintained. The parking is nice and spacious. They observe veterans and welcome them . They have lovely videos and let you know the types of behaviors they expect from their customers . I will definitely return to donate . ~ closed on Sundays and they take appointments. Good to know .

The wait is a little longer than other sites but it makes up for that with awesome staff! They are…read morefriendly and professional. They always make sure the experience is a good one. Their rates are above others. Overall great experience.

I've been coming here since high school and the folks are just as awesome as ever…read more The place is clean, service is quick, people are friendly, and the snacks and rewards are a bonus for doing something we should all do.

Changed their rewards, gave a double red blood cell and didn't get the double reward of $20, Just…read more$10. Reward website, after correct log in and correct code would not respond, Called customer service and got 3 different transfers to finally an automated message line where I could leave my message. Getting a damn reward is harder than the donation. I'm a 6 gallon donor of O negative CMV negative and thats where my total will stand as I will travel to donate elsewhere.

Each and every time I walk into this establishment I'm treated like person that is going to be…read morecared for not a number that's going to be called. From the great people that take your vitals before you give your plasma to the phlebotomist that actually take your plasma are incredible. Bianca, Sam, Alejandro, Carlos, Michael, Shicola, James and the rest of the team to, the individuals that clean you up after you've given plasma are second to none. They are efficient, caring, well spoken, and actually give a damn about you being there to help other people. I'd like to personally thank you all for the incredible job that you do and your patience and skills every day. Thank you, Donald Tucker

I will never be back. I laid on a bed watching others get…read moreserviced before me. Not a big deal but when I tried to speak with the tech she immodestly started yelling that " I DID YOU A FAVOR BY BRINGING YO IN. I COULD HAVE LEFT YOUR ASS STANDING." I got up and walked out without saying a word to her. Then she continued "BYE!.... BYE! Now I am 100% Latino but I look white. I wonder if this was her motivation to belittle me in front of the other guests. This was definitely the vibe I got from her What a shame. I donate to do the right thing, not to be treated like a POS.

You show us that you really don't give a hoot when there is only one tech doing check in vitals and…read morethere are at least 25 people waiting for vitals. The line snakes all through the building. That's insane. Respect our time. Some of us don't donate for the $50 , we do it because we have a loved one who is alive because of the medicine made by plasma and donors. I am a Doner for over 3 years and considering not returning because this is not the first time. In all fairness this location has been better about the wait times the past few weeks but I can't do this this way with one tech to check in and 30 people waiting. That's just me. To top it all off, once I got a chair, I sat for 35 minutes before I even got stuck. Welcome to the Wild wild West . If you come here I hope you don't have any plans for the whole day.

It's like being in Havana Cuba. Maybe put on more generic music at a reasonable level.read more

This is the absolute WORST! I went here bc they offered the smallpox vaccine incentive, but…read morelearned you must first donate 2-3 times BEFORE the smallpox vaccine incentive. Ok, I was willing. The 1st visit- nobody seems to man the "customer service" desk, I arrived 5-10 minutes after opening and went directly to the customer service desk where I stood waiting for 10 minutes before a very bored looking technician asked if I need d something!? She got another sad/bored employee to help me. No one in this place looks happy, there is NO music, I went in February and the remnants of old Xmas decor was still partially taped to various places on the wall. I've gone 3 times now, every time the technician (always a different one) jabs the needle in my arm... then starts "threading" the needle in my vein!! The last time I was there: 4-5 "suits" there waiting for a manager, the kiosk dirty and looks like syrup on it (at opening), rude tech doing vitals calling out my weight, and while donating, a technician named something like Janeka (?) bummed my corner donation bed so hard, it shifted about 6" and she never apologized or checked if everything was okay! NO ONE is happy here.. not employees or donors! I'd rather go back to BioLife... not as much $$ but the employees are always so sweet, the place is spotless and music is always playing! Oh... and you can make an appointment and not have to wait HOURS! Kedplasma needs to just shut their doors: dirty environment, rude/unhappy employees.

My boyfriend who went here to get his plasma donated had a horrible experience. Overall the…read morebeginning process went smoothly besides the managers being rude the whole time. But when the "nurse" who put the needle in his arm, completely missed his vein and DUG the needle around in his arm for a minute, and had to have someone else re poke him to find it! This resulted in him developing a hematoma, along with sever bruising and pain! You would think a plasma donation center would have professionals to do the procedure but don't be surprised if you're next.

It had been a bit since I had donated due to my low iron, barring me from it. Got there fifteen…read moreminutes early, and the two workers were busy but quickly welcomed me in. The entry has two small fridges with waters and juices plus a variety of cookies and snacks for when you leave. I ate some beef the day before and hours ahead of going in, and I passed my iron test. The interview was done, and I was able to select where to lay as my blood was taken. Wonderful experience was due to how professional and friendly everyone was.

Very caring staff. Comforting and knowledgeable. Had a lot of questions and they calmed me enough…read moreto want to give my first pint. Very thorough operation. Will return soon.