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    CSL Plasma

    1.8 (30 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    If the needle poked me in the center why am I bruising my whole arm?

    When I went in everything seemed great, until it was time had the donation. The lady had poked me wrong and have about 3 different people moving the needle which made it a very uncomfortable experience. I saw another review where they messed up her arm and they also left bruising to where I can not donate now. I couldn't even finish my bottle because it kept stopping. I would recommend looking into BioLife because the people there are pretty experienced.

    Their level of service.
    Dennis R.

    I've been coming to this location for over a year. Staff has been alright and overall never really any major complaints until now...this is ridiculous. First...on May 30th I arrived at 1:20 pm and got screen per usual. Then proceeded to wait over 2.5 hours before I got called back to the donation floor, only to wait in the chair another 30 minutes. Manager approached me (the only person there sticking) telling me all the staff called in sick due to some party the night before....and to top it off he missed my vein terribly. Now fast forward to today, July 1st. I hadn't been back since May 30th due to how terribly it went and thought it was time. Well nope! The picture attached to this review is from them closing early due to staffing issues. Up until May I was frequent enough donor to have Gold level status at one point but no more. I'm finding another location.

    My bruising from being stabbed incorrectly in 3 places I haven't bruising smh
    Amber G.

    I usually have a dope experience at this Plasma center. First 4 times you donate you get the most money for plasma. My 4th time they had a trainee, who messed my vein all the way up & I couldn't get the full amount because I wouldn't let them stick me again smh! Lemme show you my arm because now I wouldn't recommend ANYONE to go

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    Csl plasma is awesome the staff is very friendly. Come in or just stop by you won't regret it. Come and save lives

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    BioLife Plasma Services

    BioLife Plasma Services

    2.3(44 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    I have been donating my O-neg blood and plasma for many years after getting a pacemaker. I am 77…read moreyears old. My neighbor suggested I try BioLife, so I went to this location on Richmond Avenue. There was only one person at the Check-In counter so I had to wait 20 minutes. Once I checked in, which took 5 minutes, I waited another 5 minutes before seeing the first screening unit. The screening took about 5 minutes. I then waited for 10 minutes to visit with a nurse for a physical exam. The exam lasted only 5 minutes. The nurse told me I was not eligible to donate because I had a pacemaker. That's odd. I've been donating for years with a pacemaker without a single problem. I asked the nurse why the disqualification wasn't posted on their website. The nurse didn't apologize. So, I wasted $45 on Uber and 1 hour of waiting in lines just to be denied. This place was a zoo. They were short staffed which caused very long lines. I only met one staffer who was pleasant, the rest appeared to be rushed and unconcerned. One nurse appeared to be frantic while trying to move customers along. After witnessing all of this, I can't imagine why anyone would go here except those who were hard pressed to get some money. Thanks, but no thanks. I'll continue to donate for free at Gulf Coast Blood Centers where I'm surrounded by pleasant staff and get free snacks, including Otis Spunkmeyer cookies.

    They don't change their gloves. same gloves from person to cleaning to new person. unsanitary…read more customer servic- rough, rude. patient care: no caring experienc.

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    Voyages of Sugar Land

    1.2(10 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    good morning my name is Leonard and I recently got discharged from this place I can say before I…read morehad the patient advocate vouch for our well being it was a disaster ima leave it at that I did get my head in a right space leaving I would also like to give big shoutouts to the best workers they have first I would say ms Elizabeth, Ms Susanne, Mr Micheal , Ms Myranda, , Ms Nika, Ms ive , Ms Latasha, Ms Tamriah, Mr Eric it was other nurses who also were good to me and the other patients but majority I could tell was there for they paycheck and go bout they business and also ur phone call might get ignored just giving any individuals a heads up they don't care if your family is calling the front desk or the people running the unit don't tell u and I have witnessed that with other patients I don't know why they just do if the patients don't get in contact with they family themselves and communicate u would never know what's going on very unorganized in some ways , thanks voyages for yall did and I hope yall have a good life and future

    There's not a number low enough in this world to give that place. I went there in August 2025…read morebecause some Dr. thought I needed seizure medication and they messed me up big time. I was out of my mind and doing crazy shit and knew it was crazy but couldn't stop. The neurologist said I needed to stay on the medication and even increased the dosage. I got really crazy and confused one night and my daughter who is a NP took me to the hospital. I just knew I had a brain tumor or Alzheimer's. They said I was having a mental break and needed to go to an inpatient facility that could better deal with me. I went because I was scared to death. That place was awful. They forced all kinds of drugs on me and when I would ask what they were for they would'nt tell me. The lady in the room with me never got out of bed and they never came to help her on the bedpan or bathe her. I helped her use the bedpan. There was no hot water in the bathroom for a shower. They couldn't keep the men out of our rooms at night and they would try to get in the bed with you or go through your thing. The fights were an every day occurrence. One nurse that was pregnant was slapped by this big guy named David Ditch that bullied everyone. He would start fights with someone and the nurses would tell him they were going to have to give him an injection and he would say OK I want this and name off some drug he wanted. I'll never forget him! Some of the people were so out of it they just sat and stared all day long . I never once saw a Dr. or got any kind of evaluation. They gave us coloring books to occupy us. The nurses were really nice and so overwhelmed and short handed they couldn't do what was really needed. Wasn't their fault though. My family would call all day every day and never get an answer. I was told I couldn't call my family or leave. I was in this little room one day and saw the State regulations posted on the wall so I read them. It stated that they couldn't hold me and all I had to do was notify them that I wanted to leave and they had 4 hours to respond. They wouldn't give me a pen so I used a red crayon and a page from the coloring pages they had stacked up and I wrote what it said and gave it to them. The nurse took it to the director and she went nuts on me and tried to say that I had been admitted because I was violent. I saw the nurse that was there when I came in and she said no such thing ever happened. They finally called my daughter to come get me and the director came back and told me to pack my "shit" and leave. My daughter was 4 hours away. I told her that and she said she didn't give a "FUCK" to get my shit and get out of the facility. This place is not in a very good neighborhood and one of the nurses came and told me she couldn't just put me out like that. The nurse put me in like a little storage room until my daughter got there. This really nice black guy came and was so apologetic about her behavior. He was one of the administrators. My daughter and the director almost came to blows and my daughter would of mopped the floors with her but one of the other staff members came between them. I finally got home and this time went to Methodist hospital instead of our little county hospital that's not much more than a bandaid station. Come to find out I had a damn brain infection and wasn't having seizures at all. I was admitted to the hospital. They took me off the psych meds and then I went into some kind of withdrawal process that caused these crazy tics and muscle spasms that I couldn't control. I was in ICU for 8 days and step down for 3 and finally got to go home. Mind you I have never had a drug or alcohol problem and because of those meds I could potentially have those symptoms for the rest of my life. It was the medication and the infection making me crazy. That neurologist was a damn quack and almost killed me. I called my insurance company and filed a complaint with them and the State. I wasn't on any type of government assistance, I had good insurance. I retired from the State of Texas. The insurance company denied their claims and the State did a full review. Nothing really happened except they didn't get paid. It's July 2026 and I'm just getting back to my old self. I feel like that Dr. took a year of my life from me and I have an attorney suing him. I still think about some of those people that were there and had no one to advocate for them and desperately needed real help not just sitting around coloring and being force fed drugs. If you care about your loved one DO NOT send them there. Betty Davis Chester,Texas 75936

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    IV Therapy Houston

    4.3(21 reviews)
    10.0 miGalleria/Uptown

    tl;dr - this is the most expensive way I've found to give your blood to someone who may or may not…read morebe a medical professional. The Yelp Deal: If you purchase this Yelp deal, you are only getting $10 off. It is NOT paying for a treatment. You will be charged another $99 when you go (total charge of $189 for a service that is normally $199). Also, double check the 5-star reviews - most are more than two years old and posted by people with few friends and even fewer reviews. Booking online: As soon as you book online via their website, you'll receive a phone call from someone confirming the appointment and asking if you have any questions. Keep in mind that the website does not mention how much services are going to cost unless you pre-pay with PayPal. So, I booked online with the pay later option then got the Yelp deal thinking I was covered for the treatment. Cost of the treatment is not a question I would have thought to ask the person confirming my appointment. Check in: You fill out some paper work and sign a few documents. Nothing too terrible or time consuming. Keep in mind that I arrived at my appointment 30 mins early and got into the room 10 mins early. At no time during the check-in process was I told how long the treatment would take but based on my research online, I had planned about 30 minutes. Consultation: Courtney took me to a private room and because I thought I was talking to a medical professional on my first visit, I went into a quick recap of what I was hoping to accomplish with these treatments. Courtney was overwhelmed by more than, "I'll take the vitamin bag" and called in Kirk to talk to me and to make me a custom bag. STOP SCANNING - THIS PART IS IMPORTANT: At this point in the visit, it still hasn't occurred to me how easily I'm convinced that people wearing scrubs are medical professionals and now that I think about it, at no point in this process was anyone referred to as a Doctor. Blood work: You sign a document that says you understand that blood work needs to be done prior to IV Treatment but the fact that they don't tell you what they're checking for (besides blood count) makes me very, very uncomfortable. They have your blood by your consent and you have no idea what they're going to do with it or who they are going to send it to. My anxiety takes me to a place where my blood results are now going to be sold with my credit score on the dark web or used in some sort of cloning experiment funded by ancestry.com. Seriously, I just gave them my blood with absolutely no follow up questions? I'm an idiot. The treatment: Courtney brings in a bag of yellow fluid and tells me that the chair I'm sitting in can recline if I want it to. I confirm that it should take about 30 mins and he says, "maybe 45." BTW, it took my bag an hour to drain. He checked on me a couple of times but only offered me a call button at the end of my treatment... to let him know when the bag was empty. If you decide to do this, please remember to ask for a blanket beforehand. I didn't realize how cold the fluids would be going into your body and of course that temperature is going to end up throughout your entire body. They did not offer a blanket or water or anything except the Counting Crows Pandora channel to listen to while I was in the room. An hour of the Counting Crows channel on Pandora. Please remember to bring your headphones. Check out: When I complained about the wait time, the new admin at the front desk told me to ask for the short bag next time. Seriously? Next time? Why wasn't that an option given to me THE FIRST TIME?! For those of you still convinced you want to do this, please (for me), ask for a blanket and the short bag. And if you could find out what they're doing with our blood, that would be fantastic. Also, she didn't know how to ring up the Yelp deal because I'm apparently the only person who has ever fallen for it. I arrived 30 mins early and was there for an hour and 40 mins in the middle of my work day. Considering their hours of operation, the cost, and the wait time - this is clearly not a service targeted to anyone who works regular business hours or (let's face it) even works at all. If this review saves one person $199... I'll feel way better than I did after this treatment. Let's talk about how I feel: Like someone who wasted money paying the tab for someone they just spent two unproductive hours with and who they are never going to call again. And two hours later, my urine is the same color as the fluid they had in the bag. Coincidence? Bonus: While I was impressed (and maybe a little hurt) that they didn't try to upsell me to anything else they were selling in the building (Lipo, Saxenda, Botox), I do feel like they are missing a HUGE marketing opportunity by not offering a Super Soldier discount - a bag a week for only $10,000 (That's a savings of $348)!

    It's better off you go somewhere else. If you decided to come here for any reason please write down…read moreexactly the price and what you want. This my our experience. my niece got a major dental surgery and not able to eat solid food for a few days and feeling a little fatigue. She has fast metabolism and usually consumed a lot of food but not being able to eat solid food for a few days making her tired and lost some weight. We are hoping the Myers IV will help with her energy and recovery. We call in to check if we can come in that day and the price of the IV. We was told there are 2 types of Myers Cocktail IV , 1) $150 @) $199. I drove my niece there and decided to also get the IV while waiting for her, I ask about the Glutathine IV and was told there are 2 options 1) $199 and $250. We told the staff my niece with go for $150 option and I would go for $199. After we were done My niece was charged $199 and I was charged $275. We were both shocked. We ask them again and they told us these are the prices for what we got. We were not in a mood for argue with the staff. We paid and left. There is no price chart in this office or on the website so it hard to argue with them. I felt confident that I didn't ask for $275 option b/c in my mind my budget was under $200. However, I will give them the benefit of the doubt that there might be a misunderstanding or miscommunication between us and the office. But at the end we had to pay for more than what we were quoted for. That did not sit well with us. If you decided to give this place a try for whatever reason, make sure to write down the price and the services they quoted you for. The staff was nice and friendly, it hard for me to know who is responsible for this shady transaction, did they follow the business owner instruction? or was it their way of doing business. Why waste your money and have to deal with this. We will never come back here again.

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    Customized IV Therapy - Based on your Micronutrient and Vitamin & Mineral Assessments (blood / urine) tests.

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