Plasma donors earn cash for their donations. You need a valid photo id, social security card, and…read moreproof of current address to start donating. Your first visit takes about 2 hours to complete a qualifing physical exam and donation. After the initial visit you can donate twice in a 7 day period. No appt is needed.

Dickson city plasma center is the spot . I had this place poke and play around with the needle and…read moremissed both . And the one arm she did the weird side vein not the obvious bulging vein no . and they said I was deferred in SC even though I donated in Philly after . so one day magically deferred...? makes sense but Dickson. city is where to go if you got a car . quick , clean and they don't miss . csl is like Shaq on the free throw . Dickson Kobe game 7

This review is the Wilkes-Barre location. Today is my 3rd visit here to donate plasma so far I've…read morehad a good experience. The staff are super nice ladies whom you can tell love their job. You can also tell they are over worked due to the high volume of donors. Def expect to here for at least 2 hrs each time. You can read up online about sign up requirements, the pay rates per your weight etc I have attached a picture of the pay rate as well, Beware it might change. You get paid in a card you can use instantly afterwards like a master card or you can direct deposit the money to your bank card online by going to Northlane.com (thats the company that issues the card). Apart from the long waits at times, I have no complaints. Week Runs Sat to Fri (so make sure your 2 donations are between these days) Hours: Mon - Fri = 7:00am - 7:00pm Sat - Sun = 8:00am - 4:00pm Overlap of staff during lunch (12-3)- best time to come MAKE SURE TO EAT WELL AND HYDRATE BEFORE YOUR DONATIONS.

Like another reviewer. I also had a big bruise. The lady asked me if it hurt when she put the…read moreneedle in and I said yes and she walked away. The alarm sounded on my machine and she came over, hit a button and walked away. Alarm sounded again on my machine and next thing I knew a piece of paper with the words "hematoma" was dropped in my lap. I've donated plasma lots of times before successfully and this was the first time that this happened. I wanted to leave and the senior phlebotomist told me I had to get my red blood cells back. So I endured another needle stick in the other arm. Fortunately the senior phlebotomist stuck me and I felt no pain(like many times before). the stick was smooth and after that she asked me if I still wanted to leave. With no pain in the second arm, I stuck it through and finished. When I finished, another person came over and unattached me and placed gauze over the second site. After the shortest time possible, she lifts the 2z2 gauze and I see it is bleeding. She says "what do you want to do?" I'm thinking, what is this choice are you giving me? Are you saying, do I want to stay and wait till it stops bleeding or do I want to leave with it bleeding? Frustrated, I left. Came home (about 15 minute drive) to find my gauze was soaked in blood and bleeding through my compression gauze. I come back several days later (yes I came back!) I'm told that they won't draw because I had a 3 inch bruise. Well they called me after that to do a follow up (as per policy). Told to come back when it's smaller and starts to turn yellow. Took about a week (which is something that I didn't want since each donation in July was $100). Next time I did the screening process and they have a laminated paper "only experienced phlebotomist " which I take back and the senior phlebotomist draws me, no issues. Next time I come, no laminated paper. And the phlebotomist yells as she sticks me painfully, "I've got a pineapple!" Yeah not good. The senior phlebotomist readjusts the needle and all is fine. I've heard PINEAPPLE yelled before and it wasn't me. My husband wants to go back and I get nervous each time he asks. He's got huge veins and I have tiny ones. The money is great and shows up immediately on your card the second you leave. I keep thinking who else is going to pay for you to play on your phone. And for those reading the review, you'll have to determine for yourself if it's worth it for you. My husband wants to go back and I begrudgingly agree to follow. If the incentives drop below my pain to money ratio, I probably won't be back. Long story short: they need more "experienced" phlebotomists.

Care Quality is horrifying . The rules are insane…read more One of the questions ask did you heart problems. Mention that I had heart valve repaired 23 days ago. I was DQ after 4 hours of the process as new donor. Sad I needed for Christmas gifts I never had any issues with CSL.

Arrived at 8am wated 2 hours to be seen. Clients that arrived after myself were seen first…read more Noticably employees would pick at their preference regardless of what time you arrive. Employees have a racial preference as to whom will be picked. It's noticable that there is favoritism towards white people at this KED plasma location in pittson Pennsylvania. It's 2025 why are you employing racist!

shout out to the entire staff genuinely such sweet ladies despite the fact that I was passing out,…read morethey treated me with nothing but the most kindness. The care was absolutely wonderful. They gave me ice packs to prevent me from passing out, stayed by my side, and despite the fact they were closing took the time to care for me.

Friendly staff, very clean and well-lit offices…read more No appointments, but they do have an app to let you fill out your SAHH before you get there, and I've never waited very long to get screened or hooked up. Current pay is $75 and $125 for your first and second donations. Referral link to get you some extra cash on your first donation: https://donor360.octapharma.com//qr/referral?referralCode=epPJlE

Every time I come here it's hours before I even get brought back to start. Theres 20 beds and never…read moremore than 2 people working literally last time 4 hrs this time 2 hours already and still have 4 people before I even go back. This is with the app to supposedly speed up the process. It's worth it at other places but if it's taking at least 4-5 hours it's not. Poor management need to hire so it moves smoother but I'm not sure they care about people at all it's all about money

Literally don't know what that guy Dave or whatever was talking about on his review. This place is…read moregreat! The nurses care about your well-being and they make sure you're what my enough to donate. You don't have to answer no to all the question or lie. They take your blood pressure beforehand and they weigh you to see if everything is fine. If you obviously have a heart condition they won't let you donate with is reasonable. They are also very clean. I've been coming here for years and haven't had any problems.

Answer "No to all the answers. I was disqualified since I had a repair valve in my heart that was…read more30 years ago , lie lie if want donate. Plus they told after everything was completed. I will be spreading the word to all groups and members on our private pages. I will show the letter from the American Medical Association.

I come here every 8 weeks to donate whole blood. The staff is always so nice, friendly and…read morehelpful!! The staff makes the process so quick and easy. I would definitely recommend this place for anyone that can help out donating. You are helping people and you are helping yourself. Any questions call them, and please try and help out by donating if you can.

The employees are such wonderful people that work here. They really care about their job and the…read moredonors. Everyone makes you feel very welcome and caring. Hopefully people that have never donated before read this review and go do it. The office is very clean and relaxed and you can watch tv while your donating. I would really recommend donating platelets if you have the time. I believe it takes about 2-3hrs in total but you would really be helping cancer patients. I would really recommend calling and getting more information about donating blood or platelets as well as just make an appointment to just go donate. You could be saving someone in your own families life. You never know when or who will need the blood or platelets.