M wife and I began donating at Talecris again during quarantine. Besides being a great way to help…read moresave lives, it helped us make ends meet while my businesses were shut down. The first couple of visits take a bit longer for the medical exam, but now can get in and out within an hour. The staff are all friendly and excellent at their jobs. During this time of Covid, they take lots of extra precautions to make sure you feel safe and comfortable. If you want to save a couple lives and make a few bucks, then I highly recommend giving them a visit!

Moving from the Midwest to Oregon, I wanted to get set back up with a plasma donation center so I…read morecould get money while waiting for a job to respond to me. While some of the people I've interacted with have been a amazing, very social and polite, I have found that the level of nitpicking from medical staff has cost me a lot of money, time, and headaches. I wasn't able to complete the new donor surge because of a fungal pattern on my skin, which was aggravating since a previous center was able to take my blood just fine. But whatever. Now, though, I have been turned away for a mostly-healed pimple that looks like nothing more than a single dot on my arm to the left of my insertion hole. I genuinely don't know if I can pay my rent this month.

I had bloodwork done here recently. The scheduling and check-in process were very easy. When I…read morearrive there was nobody out front so I used the check-in kiosk and took a seat. I waited a bit and heard some talking in the back so I knew there were people there. Two people left while I was waiting and then a person showed up and took my paper order and checked me in on her side. She told me she is the only person who works this building and seemed frazzled. A couple of other employees were in and out, I assume they were taking samples to and from other locations to run labs. The person I worked with did check in, tech support, and blood draws, probably among other things. She was incredibly chatty and told me some stuff that definitely isn't normal patient chatter but I guess when you're alone all day you will talk to whoever you can. The blood draw itself was fine. The first vein she used wasn't giving blood so she had to switch arms and then got a pull. A bit of blood dropped onto the chair and my arm after the first attempt and she cleaned the chair but not my arm. Good thing it was my blood and not someone else's! She also didn't wash her hands before or after drawing my blood. She wore gloves and used a prep wipe but both were definitely contaminated by dirty hands. I ended up with a pretty bad bruise on the arm that didn't get blood drawn from it too. The waiting room is very sterile and feels very much like a popup. There's basically no decor or life in the building and it feels like they just set up yesterday.The parking lot is pretty small and tight but it's easy to get in and out of. The building has a bunch of different medical offices in it so it can be tricky to find the right place. There's a small sign on the door for Labcorp and that's about it. Overall going to this lab was a very weird and uncomfortable experience and I wouldn't go again.

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This doctor refused to see me. Despite the fact that I'd been seen at Oregon Medical Group before,…read moreand they had no problem accepting my insurance and payment the last time. Ridiculous.

I would never recommend Dr Pollack to anyone with a serious health concern. I took my 12 yr old…read moredaughter to see her after noticing a significant weight loss and other classic symptoms of type 1 diabetes. Dr Pollack diagnosis was stress. She gave her prescription heartburn medication for her stomach pain, ordered blood tests and sent us home. My daughter was so dehydrated that she could not give blood. 2 days later she was in the hospital with a diabetic emergency. She spent 5 days in the hospital. Dr Pollack used to be a competent family doctor. She seems to be on auto pilot now.

Always professional and courteous staff on duty when I donate Whole blood. Staff always make sure…read moreyou comfortable and not in any pain. Their is ample parking, building is secured with security guard on duty. I would definitely recommend this location when donating blood or platelets.

I volunteer here as a blood donor ambassador. The employees are absolutely amazing humans. They are…read moresuper caring and respectful. If you haven't considered donating blood, do so. If you cannot donate blood, you can still help as a volunteer.

Nice staff, good compensation, and they seem to care…read more Sometimes you have to wait but even then it's still like 40/hour so not a bad deal.

Have been here only two times. The first time I waited for 4 hours and got sent home right before…read moredonating due to vein size and I went again and waited another for 4 hours as a new donor again and got sent home AGAIN for medication that was approved the first time no problem. Genuinely fuck this place.