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    8 years ago

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    9 years ago

    Very friendly, the people there made the process of donating blood very relaxing and as stress free as possible.

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    American Red Cross - 2021

    American Red Cross

    5.0(2 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    So let me start off by saying this, to all my fellow Yelpers. I challenge you to donate blood or…read moreeven better, plasma to the American Red Cross or your local blood bank. People all over our great nation need your donation. Hey that rhymed. Anyways, I had the opportunity to donate the other day and what a positive experience. From the nice lady who checked me in, to Nurse Vanessa who withdrew my donation. I hope I remembered your name. Plus I love how American Red Cross updates you on where your donation went. So cool in my books. Stop with all the excuses and get out there and give the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you American Red Cross for all you do.

    At one time in my life, I donated blood at the American Red Cross in Tracy, California. I donated…read morefor years and several times annually. My mother and I have committed to begin donating as often as they will let you here in the Turlock, California location at 655 Hawkeye which is super clean and very well organized. They also say they are in continuous need of platelet donations as this type of donation goes to help those with cancer as an example. They are also forthcoming as to the differences in platelet versus a standard blood donation. This means plan on being there for at least 2 hours. One day I'd like to do this but not at this time. We had such an enjoyable experience here; everyone was so nice and down-to-earth. I've never had a donation move so swiftly; done in just over 20 minutes! + Zero bruising for me and my mom with the fragile body; skin and all. They took wonderful attentive care of her. They have a snack table there as usual and customary filled with sweet foods and juices and water since you have to stay for a few minutes afterward to ensure you replace some of the nutrients you are missing not to mention the fluid volume reduction. PERKS! * They have an online portal in which, as required, you'll locate a lengthy questionnaire that must be completed prior to each donation. I understand they have an APP too for convenience. * You can also fill out this form on their website. I recommend doing that if possible as it saves you time. * Plenty of parking with a clean parking lot as well that is handicapped friendly. *The act of donating is such a precious priceless gift is humanitarian and philanthropic and feels wonderful and caring & helps so many.

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    American Red Cross - Privacy and cleanliness much appreciated 2021

    Privacy and cleanliness much appreciated 2021

    American Red Cross - Handicapped/Disabled Parking only available 2021

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    Handicapped/Disabled Parking only available 2021

    Central California Blood Center - Main donation area with such comfortable exam beds

    Central California Blood Center

    4.2(20 reviews)
    70.8 mi

    I donated blood today aboard the Blood Center's Mobile Unit, parked by GB3 at Palm and Nees,…read moreFresno. I had scheduled an appointment for 1pm. As soon as I approached the bus, the side door opened and the staff welcomed me in. The process begins with ID check and getting you in the system. That takes place in a small area, separate from the main section to ensure patient privacy. For Step 2, you sit in a booth in the main area. Another nurse checks vital signs and she will perform a finger poke to check your hemoglobin, which is your iron level in your blood. If it is too low you cannot donate blood. Next you fill in a health questionnaire. Don't stress as it is not a complete health history! The questions were to check whether you had been in any situations where you were exposed to hepatitis or HIV, and other infections in the past 3 months. The answers were simple YES/NO answers and completed on a tablet. Now you get to recline on one of their extremely comfortable exam beds. The patient before me told the nurse he had taken a nap during his donation! My nurse, Andrea, pumped up my arm with the blood pressure cuff and had me squeeze a ball to make the veins pop out. Then she relaxed the cuff and proceeded to swab my arm clean. Next thing I felt a slight prick on the anterior surface of the elbow and voila! the butterfly needle was already in place and the blood was draining down the tubing into the collection bag. She checked if I was doing alright, instructed me to relax, and requested that I sporadically clench and unclench my fist during the donation. This prevents your blood draining into the hand instead of the collection tubing. Within 30minutes I was all done! Andrea offered me snacks and bottled water, telling me there was no rush to stand up. Thank you to the 3 great nurses who took care of me today 11/11/22. I look forward to donating again in January as you suggested.

    The blood center does such great work in the community that 5 stars is a must, but the 5 stars at…read morethis location is well earned. The place is beautiful, the staff are great, amd the services are perfect. I have donated blood for years at all kinds of location and this is the best one by far. I enjoy my entire donation process from the time I walk in until I leave. So keep up the good work

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    Snack Time

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    Waiting area outside mobile unit

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    Biolife Plasma Services

    Biolife Plasma Services

    2.6(42 reviews)
    42.4 mi

    Everyone was so kind! For first timers, note that you're going to be there a while. After it is a…read moreVERY quick process. The team always has a kind and friendly attitude, all of the men and women (and ENBYs if applicable) are very professional. They are attentive, note that they can only be so many places at once. They also found my veins very quickly and with no mistake! Note that they make you wait for the saline after your donation every time, and they make you wait for 15 minutes for observation after your first donation. Make the most out of any new donor promos for your first month, and look for coupons! If the money makes you feel guilty, knowing that youre helping people is sure to put you at ease. Ty team!! As for names I remember, Luis, Xochil, Zeke, were all quick and awesome!! I can't think of any other staff names as I type this but everyone has been amazing!

    Amazing place from the vitals to the end of donation the staff is amazing . Yes you may have to…read morewait a bit but that because the donation takes time the machines take time its not the staff . Be patient they work very well and hard . Ive spoke with some and they take pride in what they do . Dont make it tough on them if you cant be patient then rethink donating . They care for every person the mother and daughter duo. A guy name zach . Natalie and sobie . Amazing people overall great care great staff thank you for all your hard work ladys and gentlemen

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    Did wrap mines properly

    Central California Blood Center - U R one of 8!

    Central California Blood Center

    4.3(15 reviews)
    76.3 mi

    "A bottle of blood saved my life. Was it yours?" -Anonymous…read more Welcoming staff who truly listen and answer questions. Thankful for my recent visit. Looking forward to returning after 56 days.

    So easy to do. My blood fills that bag like at twice the rate of normal (thanks GB3) so the only…read morething that could be more easy would be a drive thru option! Like working out or eating right, I donate knowing that it saves lives, but also for the fact that it depletes iron in my blood. Men don't lose iron like women do and that build up isn't good for cardio health. As such, I consider it another important CHOICE in helping to determine my health TOMORROW and into next seasons of life. A responsible, knowledge based part of my increasingly responsible and disciplined lifestyle! Thank you Lord for all that you have provided, unto and even the very blood which flows through my body! Unto YOU and YOUR GLORY may it save, extend and help those who may need it most. Not surprisingly, that may even be a friend or family member! Just imagine IF the blood you donated today actually saved your parent, a child, your husband or wife tomorrow??? Just imagine! Please consider donating today! -G Why would I not want the following working for me? Physical health benefits Free health checkup: Before each donation, you receive a mini-physical examination. A staff member will check your vital signs, including your temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, and iron/hemoglobin levels. This can help detect potential health issues like high blood pressure or anemia. After donation, your blood is also tested for infectious diseases such as HIV and hepatitis. Heart and vascular health: Donating blood on a regular basis is associated with improved cardiovascular health. By reducing the overall volume and viscosity (or thickness) of your blood, it can flow more easily through your arteries. Some studies have linked this to a lower risk of heart attacks, strokes, and arterial blockages. Balanced iron levels: Blood donation helps reduce excess iron stores in the body. For men and postmenopausal women, high iron levels can contribute to oxidative damage, increasing the risk of heart disease and certain cancers. Regular donation helps maintain healthy iron levels, especially for people with the genetic condition hemochromatosis, which causes an iron overload. Calorie burn: While not a weight-loss method, your body burns approximately 650 calories to replenish the pint of blood you donate. This is a temporary effect, but it is an added benefit for frequent donors. Potential cancer risk reduction: Some studies suggest that the reduction of iron levels from regular blood donation may lower the risk of certain cancers, including liver, lung, colon, and throat cancers. The reduction in iron may decrease the oxidative stress that can damage cells. Stimulated blood cell production: Donating blood prompts your bone marrow to produce new red blood cells to replace those that were removed. This process helps keep your circulatory system healthy and functional. Mental and emotional health benefits Improved emotional well-being: The act of giving blood is a selfless act that can create a sense of purpose, boost your mood, and increase self-esteem. Altruism and volunteering are also linked to lower stress levels and a reduced risk of depression. Connection to community: Participating in blood drives and being part of a donor community can foster a sense of belonging and social connection. Some programs even notify donors when their blood is used by a patient, creating a rewarding link to the recipients.

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    Central California Blood Center
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