Great peeps on the blood drive! Great experience at the local church! Good job ARUP staff!…read moreFriendly, thorough, & efficient!

I have been donating platelets for almost 15 years now...but this was my very first time at this…read morelocation with ARUP and I'm sup-per happy & satisfied with all the wonderful services & care I received today. These people are AWESOME!!

I've donated at all the plasma donation centers around Salt Lake County and this one is by far the…read morebest! It is really clean. The staff is very friendly. I don't even have kids that need daycare but it is really cool that they have a very nice, free daycare with all new equipment and you can see the kids through the glass. I'm an engineering students so donating is a good way to keep us financially afloat. Most centers treat everyone like trash that just want a couple bucks for their drug habit (most donors are just regular people). Anyway, the staff treats their customers with respect and they are very friendly. If you're new they pay $75, $50, $50, $75, and then $5 dollars more every time you donate, til the end of the month. If you're not new, it starts at $25, so your fifth donation you get $50 and so on. Even if you're not new, if you donate regularly, you get paid a lot more than all the other places monthly. It's by apt. only so don't just show up there.

I have been coming to this center for years and the employees are fantastic. I'm usually in and…read moreout in around an hour. The center I was at previously took 2 1/2 to 3 hours.

I like going to the ARC Blood Center because it has the most scheduling times available for…read moredonation. I go on a weekend early in the morning to donate about every 60 days. It is recommended to download the Red Cross app to do your appointment scheduling and fill out your questionnaire. Whole blood donation, takes less than an hour as long as you show up on time and have the Rapid Pass ready. They also have snacks after the donation and depending on the season, little goodies like gift cards or tshirts. Don't know your blood type? You can find out when you become a blood donor! You get your blood pressure and iron level checked at each visit so it's a great way to monitor your health. The review won't be complete without explaining why I donate blood. I am O+ and CMV negative so my donations go to newborns and preemies. I always have to close my eyes and look away when they prick my finger and insert needle but my why is what keeps me going back. The need for blood donations is constant. Once a blood donor, always a life saver! I encourage everyone who is eligible to donate, and those who can't donate to share and support.

Be sure to check my original review, for all the informative goodness. Whole blood, double reds,…read morethey do it all. I've been back a few times (boy, they hound you when your time comes up - as they should) and had nothing but pros. I was devastated when they stopped carrying the white grape peach juice, and the snacks have gone downhill. But, as it turns out, that's not why I go. Don't be afraid if you've never donated. There are lots of good people there to walk you through it and answer questions. And if you're an old pro, they'll rock you in and out of there quick and get you back on your way.

You guys blew out my veins 2 times in my last 5 visits and I had to take a break to let my veins…read moreheal. But now my new donor status has lapsed and instead of receiving the 75 dollars I was expecting, I got paid 40. 40 dollars for my time and pain, only to get my veins blown. Thanks but no thanks. Your compensation just isn't worth having future medical problems.

I was sick recently and called to try to get answers on when I could come back, they wouldn't tell…read moreme on the phone and made me come in.. turns out I'm deferred for two weeks after wasting 30+ minutes in line plus the commute.. I'll be finding another plasma center after this experience..

Truly awful, do not waste your time here…read more I started donating plasma at their North Temple location after their promotional pricing caught my eye, but decided to transfer to the Taylorsville site as it is closer to my home. This was a dreadful mistake. From the moment I checked in staff were trying to allocate senior techs to the donors after examining, which I never experienced at North Temple. In line with me another donor had a severely bruised arm from her previous visit and seemed unhappy and concerned. Despite some of the staff agreeing I should be met with a senior tech, instead two different newbie techs attempted to stick me and did so poorly that they bruised me arm after 3 attempts on my left arm, and 1 on my right. I had never had an issue with this at their North Temple location. I transferred back to the North Temple location, and even after 5 days of recovery the bruise has not subsided to a degree I am allowed to donate. This would be fine, except waiting for the bruise to heal means i have to wait longer than the allotted time frame for the promotional pricing, which in my case would have been the 8th donation for $120. They won't honor the pricing after my recovery even though the blood loss I suffered was wholly the fault of Griffols and its rookie technicians. People don't donate plasma like this if they don't need the money. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME HERE OR TRUST THEM WITH YOUR BODY. Seriously, what a joke and a disappointment.

I like that they have people jump through a lot of hoops before being accepted as a plasma donor;…read morehowever, looking at the kind of people in there, I'm thinking a lot of them probably lie. I got declined after two hours of processing my information because I had received cadaver bone in a tooth socket a couple months ago (and I was honest about it). The people working there were really busting their butts because they were so so crowded! I congratulate them! (The old bald guy in the office was more like a cold, emotionless robot though)

This business works to serve the community in dozens of ways. We were able to tour the building and…read morewatch special needs students make care packages to be sent throughout the country to those in need. I love that they involved the community in such a great project. Definitely a wonderful organization.

It's a joke that they need blood. Won't accept walk ins. Have no appointments available. Love their…read morefalse advertising.

Very convenient, thorough, professional, and fast. Exceeded…read moreall my expectations. Would go back.

Been here several times. Better price for blood lab work. Usually have a hard time finding a vein…read morebut 2nd try worked!

I needed to see an audiologist, they got me right in however she didn't have the exact part that I…read moreneeded, so she found one that would work from another brand, but i think it fit better. Thank you.

I came here for work so I cant speak to the medical care here…read more The campus was well labeled and I was able to find my meeting place very easily. Parking was easy, no complaints. And surprisingly, the hospital cafeteria was very good. I have quite a bit of trauma over the years eating in hospital cafeterias and this place was a pleasant surprise and my colleague suggested we check it out. I had a tofu bowl and it was delicious! I also had some fresh pineapple and a diet soda. Prices were reasonable and Id definitely return. The place was swarming with hospital staff and was hard to find a place to sit, so snag your seat quickly. The views are so sick of the mountains, Id never get tired of looking at the mountains here in Utah. Id definitely return and normally I avoid hospital cafeterias like the plague.

My experience with Carolyn Johnson has always been great. Have been seeing her for about 4 years…read morenow. Office staff and preauthorization/pharmacy/refill team or whatever they call it, they are awful!!!

Doctor Zachary Adams was demeaning and used scare tactics to sway me away from getting a Z-Pak. I…read moreget really bad sinus infections every year and the Z-Pak clears them right up. I've been sick for over a week and have been missing a ton of work. I know my body and what works and doesn't work. When you come in feeling miserable and then the doctor makes you feel even more miserable, you wonder what you are paying the doctor for. When I stood my ground and told him I would take the risks associated with the Z-Pak, he walked out like he was angry after he agreed to prescribe it. He wouldn't even look at me. It felt like he thought I had personally attacked him and he responded very immaturely. I won't ever go back to him or let my children go to him either. Someone send him to training for bedside manner skills please.

Mary has been attentive and SO supportive throughout the whole course. So much hands on training…read morethat made me feel extra prepared. She's also hilarious and makes her lectures and learning enjoyable.

Just did the IV course. The instructor was great but the lack of supplies needed to be OSHA…read morecompliant were not provided by the company (School). No personal protection was provided for the amount they asked for.