Being a regular donor, you can save lives without jumping into the ocean to pull someone out. I go…read morehere often to donate double red cells. The staff are pleasant and appreciate your time to come and donate life to others. You can use the website to make appointments and there is free parking in a deck across the street.

I had donated 15 pints of various blood components over the years to The Central Jersey Blood…read moreCenter,Shrewsbury,NJ. All my donations were at mobile blood drives,including the Manasquan Elks of which I am a member. CJBC, has gone out of business without much notice as of 12/31/2018. I will donate to NJBS on 8/19/2019. I'll be back following with my review. I have one star in order to be able to post.Time will tell if it increases...

Take forever workers walk past you they talk bout personal life unprofessional. They don't care…read moreunless they personally know you. worst place you'll be waiting forever.

Bad business Angie bruised up my arm now I can't donate. So disappointed. Dont go there unless u…read morehave no other option

My brother told me about this place. I figured I would give it go because it was for a good cause…read more When you first get there you are "expected" to read and watch videos on their mission and the potential risks. I say expected because everything is automated. You have many things to watch and read. When you go through the process they read it to you anyway to make sure you know what's going on. Everyone was nice and informative. You have to have nice and plump veins in order to donate. I was in and out. On your first couple of times being there they tell you to just cut the line. It's a courtesy. I spoke with someone was "in front of me" and they knew. However, everyone there is trying to make some money. Interesting experience. No trouble. Obviously no pictures because of their policy.

so this location is supposed to be open Monday through Friday until at least 7 PM. for the past few…read moremonths they have been closing early without letting people know. If they do let people know, It's on a piece of paper at the office but if you get out of work at 5 and you plan to get there at 6 because they close at 7, you won't know that until you arrive. The gas is already wasted, the time is already wasted. they close early on Saturdays around 2pm, but lately they have been closed in general on Saturdays. There are a lot of people who donate because they enjoy donating, but they also need the money. They are able to put out a notification on the CSL plasma app. They do that occasionally but nowhere near enough. The service is fast when Kevin is working, and Ten was really cool, but she left. There are definitely a few people here that are incredibly nice and take care of you fast and efficiently. The phlebotomist in the back are nice and fast. I never really have a problem. They just need to fix their hours and hire more employees.

Wow. I had the same experience as Michael P. I arrived a few minutes early for my appointment and…read morethere was no one at the desk to check me in. When someone finally checked me in they asked me to have a seat. Fine. Then, after sitting there for 15 minutes a man comes in to donate. The person attending states, hey there are two of you. Who didn't check in? The person who walked in 15 minutes after me says I didn't check in. The woman then said, ok I'll take you first to the late comer. Then I was the only person sitting there and I quietly left without having given my donation. I felt I didn't owe anyone that I should sit and be ignored. I've given blood many times and this was a poor experience. If I ever donate again I'd probably try another agency like Vitalant or some other.

Extremely unfriendly and unprofessional supervisor. Made the experience very uncomfortable on my…read morelast visit and more of the same this time. So bad I walked out prior to my donation. I feel for the staff that are forced to work with this woman.

I don't usually think about blood donor rooms in a hierarchy, probably because many of them look…read morealike. However, this one is a cut above. They had better snacks and magazines. The ambiance was more like a doctor's office in a nice neighborhood and it was just plain larger and cleaner than many I have seen.

100 percent they are professional and diligent with providing the best care to the patientsread more

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Obviously this is a American Red Cross building. They give classes on CPR, and first aid. They also…read morehave certifications for these classes along with Continuing Education with these classes. You can also buy certain supplies such as first aid kits and cpr kits here. You sign up for the classes online and you can pay by credit card. There are at least classes once a week. Parking is scarce so come early. Park by the Van Wyck highway, there are no meters there. If you don't, you are going to have to pay for parking. The classes "fly" by quickly.

I would like to share my experience of donating blood today. People working in the hospital…read moredeserve special respect for this important matter. The atmosphere is calm, everyone is very friendly, attentive. Donating blood took 10-15 minutes, they gave me a large towel as a gift, they offered me juices, fruits, water ...

This is a new blood and plasma donation center that's exceptionally clean, relaxing, and free of…read moredistractions--perfect for donating blood or plasma. Upon entering, you'll sign in at their computer and answer a few quick questions, such as your last donation date, blood type, etc. Shortly after, a phlebotomist will escort you to the back to begin the process. The phlebotomists are kind, calm, and professional, and not overly chatty, so you can easily zone out, listen to music, or read while donating. They also offer magazines in case you forgot your book or want to browse the latest NJ Monthly. Afterward, you'll head back to the front of the store, where a long, spotless table is set up with refreshments. I especially appreciate the sink they provide so you can wash your hands before eating or drinking. Walk-ins are welcome, though making an appointment is recommended.

I had a great experience. The staff were friendly and not intimidating. I will definitely come…read moreback and recommend to others.

They are so friendly here. Comfy chairs and great staff! my favorite place to donateread more

I'm a big believer in giving blood as often and as safely to my health as possible. The entire…read morestaff here are friendly, kind, attentive and super professional. I intend to continue donating my platelets as often as possible as there is always a need. Hopefully others will join in and discover the wonderful experience of being cradled in a donation chair with eyes closed. So relaxing!

I just donated and couldn't be more pleased with my experience. Special thanks to Velita and Di JA…read moreNa who were most, professional courteous and kind. If you are thinking about donating this is the place to go.