ATTENTION!!!! Take your plasma down the street!!!!AVOID AT ALL COST!!!They do no care to get people…read morein and out your on "their time" and when u mention something the manager gets mad and threatens to defer you for good. It's such a horrible place I stopped going and switched centers due to this manager . And complaints or anything and he makes you feel stupid. The other people working here has same attitude as well no care in the world for the donor. I recommend grifos biomat over this place any day of the week!

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

I mean if you're looking to make easy money and your lifestyle fits this then come right in. $120 a…read moreweek for two donations and your first 4 $100 each.

Great and as easy as possible. They speak English and Spanish and do a great job making it easy…read moreprocess.

Outstanding, important work done here. I urge everyone who can to donate blood, as you never know…read morewhen it will be you or a loved one who in turn will need blood.

My son and his girlfriend home burned down Jan 22, 2017. They lost everything they owned except the…read moreclothes they had on. The Red Cross in Las Cruces, NM gave them some initial help, and said don't do anything else until your case worker contacts you. That was over a week ago, but after many phone calls, the case worker has not contacted them. And the original Red Cross person who came to do the intact information, keeps passing the buck and saying call the case worker...but the case worker never responds, or has tried to contact them. Meanwhile, they still have no place to stay and need help with housing, replacing their documents and are basically having to put their lives on hold. They were told, "Don't worry, you will have follow up help after the fire"....but crickets chirping. Then today, Red Cross has put an ad online for donations to help Syrian Refugees. That's OK, but these kids are US citizens who've paid taxes, who'd parents did as well and who's fathers are US Veterans.

RUN RUN RUN Go to any other plasma company Especially avoid CSL Plasma on Yarbrough. They popped…read moremy first vein because they were cross training reception techs to help out back. Poking fingers as a reception techs it's not the same as poking your vein. Never gave consent to be practice on while they were doing their cross training. So make sure no reception techs without experience poke you! Then supposably get a more experienced phlebotomist to poke the other arm and guess what happens she also popped my other vein on the other arm. My recommendation is CSL should properly train their phlebotomist to void popping clients veins. Managemen also needs training on customer service, accountability responsibilit.

Choose your days carefully or you can be waiting a long time…read more The staff are usually friendly and the place has been clean everytime I've gone to donate

Telecris On Alameda I can honestly say has professional employee's as well very caring.read more

Great place they get you in and out really fast. Clean facilities. Nice opportunity to earn extra…read moreincome.

The Armed Services Blood Program enables you to donate blood wherever is parked. You may do this by…read moreappointment or walk-in. Their process is organized. Do come with enough time to go through the different screenings. Inside is nice and cool (during the summer time.) Positive experience.

I read somewhere that blood banks are in dire need of blood donations. Perhaps recent concerns…read moreabout COVID-19 pandemic and Stay home, work safe guidelines/orders have been keeping people away from participating in blood donations. Since my last donation was in early February, I decided to donate my blood to assist my fellow service members abroad and home. Process was very smooth. Customer service was rendered with utmost care and safety. It probably took about 50 minutes from the time I registered, filled health questionnaire out online, being interviewed, health vitals taken and actually gave blood. I was asked to help myself to some drinks and snacks and remain in the facility for additional 15 minutes for my own safety precautions. Overall very good experience. Folks were professional and caring. I know not everyone is able to donate blood, but I believe it's my civil duty to give blood as long as I am able. Give blood, give life!!

Was horrible was going to donate blood in college . Because they were ther. And the stupid…read morephlebotomists wer chit-chatting just standing in stead of moving everyone a long and the stupid coordinator of vitalan . His name wa t. Tells every one what to do . What the hell?! Care quality was horizontal. Ugh never show that name here in el paso again! And to not show your faces in epcc ever again! I hope it gets shut down. And they said all beds were busy?! Yeah right! They dididnt wanna move anyone along! ​

Right off the bat, I already needed to say how impressive this place is as a blood donation center…read more Even though I didn't appreciate how the phlebotomist started my needle placement because I can clearly see how the needle is not flush with my vein. My right antecubital vein (top elbow aspect) is always my go to vein for blood draws or donations especially. So I decided to point it out to her immediately and not have to fuss. Unfortunately she missed my vein and tried to blame it on my veins rolling. I said, no because this is always the good vein that everyone uses when I donate and it never rolls. She had no further comment, nor did I. I just wanted to get it over with. I was very well hydrated and in great health that I was done in literally 5 minutes. Goes to show you that I also shouldn't have had any rolling main veins. No matter though cuz I was ready for snacks. This place redeemed itself that much more because of their impressive assortment of snacks and drinks. Best of all? A freaking popcorn machine! This sweet old lady was starting to make it and made sure I took home a whole bag of fresh popcorn and said I can take more snacks and a water, even though I had my own. Super sweet! I don't mind coming back to this location because of that snack experience. When I'm physically able to again in a few months anyway lol.