Plasma donation is just easier when you have great staff. Orlando is the Best! And considering he…read moreis sticking me in the arm and I am complimenting him says something!!! I have been to other Centers but a center that understands that they should be open 7 days a week, means they understand our time is important.

you get ignored, my machine is having issues, the alarm is going off and they just walk by me…read moreignoring me , I have been hooked up now for an hour and 20 minutes and still hooked up.

No stars. They say they need blood, but won't take mine. So they are lying. Just because my blood…read morepressure is just a tiny bit high they rejected me. 2 days in a row. I told them I have PTSD, and get super nervous. My blood pressure was fine in the car 2 secs ago before I walked in. They wouldn't let me come back later either or stay for a while. Never donating blood ever again! Done!

I try to give blood when I can. I'm not a fan of needles, but everyone at this facility are really…read moreawesome! They explain the process even if you've been there a hundred times.

This concept is right up there with donating blood, and this white liquid is every bit as vital…read more Mother's milk, not formula, is very important for healthy development of a newborn. Sadly some moms are not able to produce their own breastmilk, and that's where MMB comes in. Lactating women (they are screened, in a way similar to blood donors) donate their breastmilk to the bank (self-collection is done in the home), where it is pasteurized and tested. After the pasteurization process and lab testing, donor breastmilk is sent primarily to local Neonatal Intensive Care Units. Some out-of-state hospitals also receive donor breastmilk for their NICUs. It's a great organization and if you happen to be in a position to help, you could make a difference in a newborn's life.

From the owner: Mothers' Milk Bank of North Texas is a nonprofit organization with a mission of providing safe,…read morepasteurized donor human milk to fragile and premature babies when their own mother's milk is not available. MMBNT is a bilingual organization - many staff speak Spanish and can assist any Spanish-speaking milk donors or recipients.

Making an appointment and checking in with Crystal was fast & easy. The staff provided water and…read moresnacks for patients. Brittany assisted and checked on me during the entire process. My overall experience was a great one! When I donate again, I will choose this location. Staff members are professional and the facility is very peaceful.

Great people doing a great thing…read more This is the new/old location. This was the original site of Carter for many years and they decided to tear down the old bldg and rebuild a new state-of-the-art bldg in its place. These people really take care of you while taking care of our community. Everyone go and donate at the center of your choice. It's worth the pain of a stick in the arm and a half hour of your time - plus you get a stylish t-shirt for your trouble.

Mckinney location has so many discrepancies in their testing equipment it's ridiculous. There…read morescales are off by about 7-8 pounds compared to my doctors scales and the "testers" and/or equipment is off. Don't waste your time. They also are the lowest paying plasma company. Try Bio Plasma in Plano.

New donor. Waited 2 1/2 hrs (not complaining about wait time), finally made it to the so-called…read morenurse, and she says I can't donate because I ate "the wrong food ". This is BS! 1/3 of the people in there looked like they were on drugs or drunk, but they wouldn't let me, who is perfectly healthy. Make it make sense.

Went to this location 4 times and out of the 4 times the staff were rude and very inexperienced…read more Every time I went in they either blew out my vein or left a scar on my arm! The customer service was really horrible and the lady at the front counter shouldn't be working there saying inappropriate slurs to me and was so bad I just left. I would not recommend going to this place because they will hurt you or worse... give you scars or blow out your veins because no one has the proper training.

It's one of the best plasma donations I've ever been too, the staff are outstanding and always…read morebring a smile in for work!

This place is very unprofessional and the staff are rude. The place is too small for the amount of…read morepeople that come in and it's not well maintained. The quality of care does not meet the standards that are expected from a medical facility and when you bring your concerns up to the staff they more often than not will blow you off. Out of all of the plasma centers I have gone to, this is by far the worst. I would suggest you try another spot because I can't imagine this place follows the proper protocols required in this industry.

I appreciate the staff and time to help me. They are very professional and nice and is great…read moreopportunities to make extra cash

My mother is having her third stay in 2 years. Other than some some issues with the care transition…read moreoffice (and that team is no longer here) after her stay last year, Ignite has been dependable and comfortable, administering IV antibiotics twice a day, offering onsite dialysis (not many options for that in DFW), and physical & occupational therapy. The nurses and other staff are responsive and caring, and have always been happy to take my calls to check in on her. The facility is also clean and pleasant. I do not understand some of these reviews, but with three stays now (current one in progress) for completely different rehab issues, I feel our experience has been consistent and satisfactory. I'm grateful to have Ignite as an option after my mother's hospital stays when she needs more expert attention than can be provided at home.

My father-in-law was admitted directly from the hospital late on a Friday. He was placed in a room…read morethat wasn't prepared and was far from the nurses' station. He couldn't walk on his own and needed the restroom; after pressing the call button, no one responded for over 10 minutes. I had to go find help, and a nursing assistant eventually came. When I spoke with Barbara, the Patient Experience Manager, she said 10 minutes was standard and that by law they have up to two hours to respond to a call button. That was unbelievable to hear. He was later moved to a room that was actually ready, but he sat there all day with almost no staff interaction--aside from food trays being dropped off and picked up. He is 82 with multiple medical issues, yet his PT didn't start for several days and no one checked on him. Thankfully, my niece visited; he had an accident, and she helped clean him and change his clothes. Otherwise, he was left wearing the same clothes for days because he couldn't change them himself. This facility is advertised as skilled nursing and rehabilitation, but I saw neither. Leaving an 82-year-old alone all day without routine checks is unacceptable. For the most part, staff were rude and acted like he was a burden. If you want rehabilitation, skilled nursing, and a caring, attentive team, look elsewhere.

Quest will not ever let you speak to a live person, I waited for a lady to come out of the office…read moreand helped me I couldn't even make an appointment because they have my information wrong and I have an account so I tried as a guest and I still couldn't make it it's 5012

They have no live person to help you. I had an appointment today and wanted to ask some questions,…read morebut I called and got a recording that made me select choice after choice after a few more choices and then told me to go to their online HELP page instead of transferring me to a live rep. I went to this Quest location and there is a fern plant sitting at the window where a receptionist should be. They actually placed a plant sitting at the counter in place of a person. I knocked and knocked and knocked but no one came out. They are in the healthcare business, but it is obvious that they just don't care! I don't recommend this place. If you have an issue, no one will be there to help...