Ugh. Awful nurses on the floor and loud obnoxious center manager. Go to Mechanicsburg or Octaplasmaread more

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CSL has improved recently with the new machines that make donating a little bit faster…read more The facility is very clean. Customer service has improved in the reception department. They are friendlier and have no drama between themselves. The phlebotomists are very good. It's almost painless. I started donating here to get some extra cash but I keep donating to help others in need. Don't get me wrong, the payments help but it can be time-consuming if the line is long and if traffic is bad. Timing is everything No pictures because they are not allowed to be taken in the facility.

It is not worth putting your veins at risk here. I attempted to donate last wednesday. The lady…read morewith red highlights stuck me very fast and i guaruntee she missed the vein. So the other short Lady with brown hair and glasses tried my other arm and she stuck it just as rough. Here I am 6 days later with a bruise the size of a football and im unable to get a good nights rest without waking up in awful pains and numbness in my hand. They really need a staff change here. I will never return. No wonder why the lines are so short these days at this location.

You would think that this place would really want the life-saving plasma especially from the…read moreyounger people because we can usually donate twice a week, no problem. NOPE, I would not waste my time with this place because any little thing you are missing in order to donate, TRUST AND BELIEVE THEY WILL BRING IT UP AND NOT LET YOU DONATE. Have given me BS excuses time after time. Tune in for the next chapter of my Ted talk on this trash place!

Healthy 22 former college athlete. Ended up in the ambulance after trying to give plasma. They…read moremissed my vein, then injected 350mL saline into my arm turning my entire life arm numb, damaging the tissue and muscle for over a month. Neglecting workers, not qualified and no care for the people. Just don't don't do it here. I read the comments too until it happened to me on only my second visit.

I donated plasma at Grifols / Talecris Plasma for just under 2 years. You donate plasma & funds are…read moredeposited on a prepaid card afterwards. In that time I did get about $1200 total, which went to a pandemic emergency fund. They'll occasionally send postcards out that bump up your donation rate. 1st visit consists of a series of 84 questions, blood pressure check, physical and the actual donation process. Took about 4 hours. The 2nd & subsequent visits took about an hour and a half, as a new donor. They had a $100 promo rate for your first 3 donations. Update: August 2021: walked in at 330 to donate, check in, wait 30 minutes only for them to tell me they don't have enough time to do a physical for me. I had a $40 bonus coupon that I then could not use. Time wasted: 1 hour (Not including drive time) Update 2: Sept 2021: walked in at 215pm, checked in. Two workers leave for lunch. Waited 45 minutes for them to tell me I wasn't in the new computer system, and that it wasn't migrated, also that there were 3 people needing physicals ahead of me and they couldn't give me a physical. Time wasted: 1.20 hours. (Not including drive time) Absolutely not worth it to go to this center. Not saying Biolife is better or that CSL is better, I'm just saying that Grifols is terreiblllleeeee.

I spent 3 and a half hours there for a nurse to come and say they were not excepting anymore new…read morepatients that was the second time I went there and I still haven't donated

Excellent careespecially for short blood types like aapositive and not b or a types of bloods…read morehowever

Make an appt for 10am for mobile. get there a little early as I know I have to check in. I'm told…read morethey start registering at 10 am. So wait till 10 to register fill out paper even though I habe a card from them to make it easier to check in. This is like going to a Dr appt get there and wait. I will now donate to red cross.

Do your part to help out your neighbors by donating blood at Miller-Keystone…read more.. I'm a 10+ gallon donor myself (mostly platelets) and have donated exclusively at Miller-Keystone. Over the years they've made tons of improvements to the facility, including adding many flat screen TVs, free WiFi, and portable DVD players with a decent selection of movies They still have plenty of snacks, including Sweet Street's donation (usually a loaf of lemon or poppy cake).

I recently started donating blood and this is my local donation center. The people who work here…read moreare fantastic. They are friendly and kind and considerate and they are great at their jobs. They are attentive and perfectly willing to talk you through any nervousness and many of them have great senses of humor which really helps to pass the time. I actually look forward to donating blood.