One of Abilene's hidden assets, a professional blood donation center. My mom went here for many…read moreyears and I now am going. The staff is so professional, no waiting around, they get right to it. I was out in less time than any other place I have donated. There is no comparison to the other blood centers, way better facilities and staff. Perfect and quick stick, and they wrapped up my arm in a compression bandage to remain for four hours--guess what? No bruise and no pain later! Thanks

Yes, sticking needles in me gets my attention. Lucky for me, this was a good experience. Paperwork…read morewas quick and easy, she stuck me the first time(thank you), and I was in and out in about 45 minutes. Friendly and professional staff. I'll be back, or will I?

What can you say? Friendly staff. Very professional. Nice place to relax and do a good deed. I come…read morehere often.

I've highly recommend donating here to many people. I've had excellent experiences in the 67 times…read moreI've donated, however, today I was greatly disappointed. I called the center because I'm trying to look at new medication options with my doctor. I have an option of a medication that I wanted to see if I could take while donating. When I called I was basically told that I'd have to take it and find out when I come in and get screened. I find this frustrating and absurd. What if the medication costs hundreds of dollars? I have to go spend hundreds of dollars and then go see if it's ok? This medication is ideal but I have options. Do I just do this over and over if I find out that I can't take it while donating? There's no way that there isn't a database of a medications that can or can't be taken during plasma donation that they can check. I'm pretty disappointed that they aren't willing to be more helpful to people that are trying to be loyal and forthcoming. I feel like this approach and making things difficult for donors increases the danger of donors being dishonest to avoid not being able to donate. It's kind of sad. I really like donating but im feeling pretty conflicted about it right now especially because at the center they have a plethora of advertising indicating how much care about and value their donors and this doesn't feel like that.

ive been donating since I was 19 and there Has been many experience but right now the experience…read morehas been great because there's been so many people that I've never seen come in and out. They have a good system now.

I encountered a situation where I wanted to earn some extra money to help someone out. Boom! CSL…read morePlasma appeared on Facebook. I don't think you will find anything easier to do than donating plasma. You just sit in a chair for 30 minutes, they take your plasma, give you money on a debit card, and you're out the door! There are many medical uses for plasma, so each time you donate you are helping someone. They are very strict about who can and can't donate plasma. There is a long questionnaire, a short physical, and they will test your blood before you are allowed to donate. Each time you come back, they will test your blood to make sure you meet their qualifications. I've been doing this for a month now, and it feels good knowing that your donation is helping someone. Perhaps this is something you should think about!

From the owner: CSL plasma Inc. is one of the world's largest collectors of human plasma. As a leader in plasma…read morecollection, CSL Plasma is committed to excellence and innovation in everything we do. Our work helps to ensure that tens of thousands of people are able to live normal, healthy lives. We are committed to our work because lives depend on us. Our U.S. plasma collection centers, which are located throughout the United States, are committed to the highest standards of quality and Safety. Plasma is the essential ingredient for products crucial to treating patients suffering from a host of life-threatening conditions and bleeding disorders. Give a valuable gift to those who require plasma-derived therapies to live healthier lives.