Shout out all the wonderful staff at the CSL Tempe location on Rural on Broadway. Most especially…read moreMuriel! She is kind, and very professional and the best at sticking with the needle. I never felt a pinch when she does it. Muriel's jovial and takes her work seriously. she's a great asset to the Tempe location! Respectfully, Lily C

I've frequented CSL locations for years in 3 states. By far THE most unfriendly screener is Jamaica…read moreand ... she is in a lead position. I cringe when I am directed to go to #8. She is rude, opinionated and frequently cuts you off in mid sentence. Gawd help you if you ask her what one of your values are. I wish CSL could record her communication style. Fairly confident mgmt does know just don't do anything.

I've been here twice and I love loveeee everyone here it's a scary experience for me but each time…read morethey all made it feel completely comfortable and we're fast and attentive , the lady with tooth gems and a guy with long hair and another lady with black tip hair were alll so amazing I love coming g here honestly and then a lady up front that pricked my finger was so fast and friendly , cannot stress it enough this place is amazing and they all are perfect , GIVE THEM A RAISE

This is not a place to donate, it's full on people that sell their blood for income…read more Went online to find a place to give blood, it's been a while and I would normally give to Vitalant but it's close to work not home. I made an appointment online at Grifols on Dobson not too far from me. I entered and there were about 20 people seated waiting. There was a counter that had a sign "New Patient sign in". I went to the counter and waited, no one in sight. After more than 10 mins I walked over to a room on the left where I'd hear someone calling names every few mins. I asked her if she was the only person working and she said unfortunately yes. She was nice and apologized but admitted that It would be more than an hour before I could donate. Deleted my online account and won't return.

So Paul is really one of the best people for screening. He has a way where when he sticks your…read morefinger, you never feel it. He's that good. I sort of hinted to him that he should teach a class on how to stick a finger. Thank you for hiring Paul and besides he's very friendly and he remembers names. 5,000 stars to Paul!!!!

Run by children who think they are adults. Classified me as passive aggressive because I criticized…read morethe workers for prioritizing cleaning tables over unplugging a human being waiting with a giant needle in their arm. When I asserted that just because I complained doesn't mean I was passive aggressive they made another illogical conclusion that was also passive aggression.

Give blood. Give life. Give a second chance…read more This location is convenient for me. I will help out when I can for a blood bank. The first timers will spend more time filling out your information on the computer. Once you are all setup, everything can be done on their app. I rarely have to wait in the reception area, and this location looks well organized. After your donation, you will have to wait 15 minutes before you leave. Bottled water and snacks provided after your donation.

I like to donate blood. I do it regularly. This past time I had a fantastic experience. Fernando…read morewas super patient and very kind. I don't normally feel queasy, but this time I did and they were so quick to respond. Ines was also very helpful and at tentative. The donation area was very clean and I felt very comfortable donating. Thank you so much for a great experience. Every staff member was super friendly.

Friendly from the start! From front desk, to the intake, to the chair and beyond! The employees are…read morekind and helpful. Facility is clean, bright and welcoming. Bring a good book, tablet, whatever! Relax and donate life!!

I went to Vitalant planning to donate whole blood, but the staff suggested I switch to a plasma…read moredonation because my hemoglobin was "really good." I agreed. After 40min, the machine couldn't draw enough plasma and the technician told me "it's still enough, we can stop here, you've given enough blood." So I left thinking at least part of my donation was collected and would be used. A few days later, I checked my Vitalant account and saw my donation listed as "Unsuccessful Draw." No explanation, no details, nothing. That means the donation was discarded -- yet the staff told me everything was "enough" and "good." This is incredibly confusing and honestly feels misleading. If the product was not usable, then say that. If nothing was collected, then say that. If partial plasma was discarded, then say that. A donor should not have to guess what happened to their own blood. I volunteered my time and my body to help people, and the lack of transparency makes me feel like my effort didn't matter. Vitalant needs major improvements: Clear communication/Transparency: Donors should be told upfront when a donation ends early and whether anything is actually usable. Or even online portal should show more details, what was taken, what was discarded, how much was taken, where is it going, who did i help, some sort of transparency. Accurate donor history: The online portal should show what was collected (blood, plasma, partial amounts) even if it's discarded. Respect for donors' time: It's discouraging to give blood only to learn from the website -- not the staff -- that it was thrown away. I want to support blood donation, but this experience left me confused, disappointed, and feeling like I wasn't told the truth. So, I am not going back to Vitalant for sure but I will still explore more options to help out people.

Celerion is a pharmaceutical healthy/non study site with studies rolling 365 days a year. There is…read morealways going something down. This review is for their Phoenix location, but they also have another location in Lincoln Nebraska. Pros: Pay can be decent, but otherwise demanding Vis a Vis length of stays. Some studies require the whole year. Staff are usually amicable. The facility is spacious and nice. There are general areas situated in the dining hall where you can do a lot of work between procedures if you're moonlighting another job. Participants are usually friendly. Many speak Spanish , so if you speak it, you'll fit in quite well. Cons: usually screening visits encompass two separate days (that might be a week apart) : bloodwork and physical. Very rarely do they occur on the same day, but sometimes they do -- those are the studies you want if you're out of town! Competitive phone call: even if you pass your screening and physical, you still have one more task: to call in at a designated time slot. Call exactly at your designated time and prepare to have multiple phones, so you can have a greater chance of getting through the rush. Many studies require multiple returns which eats away at your time and profit. A lot of blood collections. They generally don't use catheters. Prepare your veins for discomfort and assault. They take in many backups. Such that if you're out of town it becomes not worth it even if you're accepted. In one study they took in a total of 80 participants to keep twenty. Sleeping quarters can shift everyday from bunk beds to the injection site area. You're gonna wanna bring a sleeping mask as in the test site area as there is an emergency light that is always on. Some of the studies you're required to eat everything in your meal. If you cannot, you will be promptly ejected from the study. Food is generally not of the greatest quality even when compared to hospital food (with few exceptions).

BANNED AFTER REPORTING BEING TOUCHED -- COVID RISKS, UNFAIR SCRUBS ENFORCEMENT…read more I reported another participant after he touched me without my consent. Management pulled me aside and then banned me, saying there were "multiple complaints" but refusing to provide incident reports or explain what the complaints were. I never threatened, disrespected, or hurt anyone. On top of that, staff placed people who were visibly sick with COVID in our station area (Station 1 by the nurse's station) instead of the upstairs isolation rooms. That blocked access to our bathroom and exposed other participants to sickness -- unhygienic, disrespectful, and unprofessional. Scrubs enforcement was inconsistent (many others were not wearing scrubs and were not disciplined), which felt retaliatory. I request that the site produce the incident reports that justify my ban, explain the complaint details, and outline the appeal process. If you care about participant safety, transparency, and basic hygiene, think twice before volunteering at Celerion.

VIVA is the best!! Dr. Cordova is knowledgeable and skilled. My IV was in before I even knew it! My…read morewife has a membership and it's a fantastic value. We always leave feeling 1000% better. April always remembers us and makes us feel welcome and valued. If you've got a hangover, aches and pains, or are just generally feeling rundown, be good to yourself and GO! What are you waiting for?!

Not sure if this place is some sort of cash grab or fraudulent scheme, however I booked an…read moreappointment for wellness services as a first time client. A few days later when I arrived to the spa for my scheduled appointment, the entire building was locked down and with no signs or life or employees despite being "open" a little weird, off putting and confusing. Was looking forward to trying out a new spot. Will be trying out Revive or Haus of Confidence nearby instead.

I have been going to Dr. Swanick for at least 10 years . That in itself says so much about her as…read morean injector and person. She truly is the most loved injector. I always seek her opinion when I go in because I know she has the experience and natural ability to know what would enhance my features naturally. She is so wonderful words can't express my gratitude and appreciation for everything she does! Thanks Dr.Swanick!!! Stacy W.

Absolutely amazing. I have been seeing Dr. Swanik for years now. My daughter has seen her nurse…read moreInjector, she loved her results. There is never pressure to over purchase anything. I always feel heard, with a beautiful outcome. She is not over priced. You will love it here.

The staff and provider are caring. I always had great experience with my provider and the staff…read more They always f/u with me. When I was hospitalized Dr Curtis Page came every evening to check up on me.

They do not answer calls from patients OR PHARMACIES. They have refused to change my prescription…read moreto the cheaper version- outting me $400.00. I have called, put in requests over the portal, and had my pharmacist call a total of 4 times to no avail. This is the worst experience I have had with rude providers and is a true reflection of the failing american healthcare system.

Dr. Martin and her staff are wonderful and efficient. From the receptionist to the back staff…read more Positive encounters every visit. Med'cal staff are supposedly trained to be able to handle every medical situation. Dr. Martin's staff exhibit these qualities.

The doctors and PAs are capable and helpful, but this place is IMPOSSIBLE to reach by phone. They…read moreuse an app called Healow, but they don't use the messaging or communication tools. If you call, you will be on hold a minimum of 20 minutes (no exaggeration), and they don't return messages. It's not ok.