If you desire to give blood or platelets, this is a nice place. Very friendly and professional…read more Highly recommend.

I am generally a sucker for signing up to donate blood. This means I've spent my fair share of time…read morein a gym or community center with the Red Cross. When I lived in Brentwood Forest the Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center did a drive at the clubhouse there. It was one of the best experiences I had giving blood. Since then I've regularly given at the Crestwood location. It is easy to schedule an appointment, the staff are friendly, and there are the best snacks! I love it. You also get little mini rewards (pins, grocery bags, shirts) as you hit different benchmarks in giving blood. If you give blood in St. Louis I highly recommend doing it here.

13369 Olive Blvd Chesterfield is the place I got my blood drawn at but there is no option for that…read more My friend and I went in to donate blood after seeing a video on social media and finding out you get a cute snoopy shirt. The whole process didn't take long however when I was taken into the back and asked question the lady made inappropriate and opinionated comments that should not have been said. The other ladies were very helpful with getting me juice and a chair after my blood was drawn. I am aware that bruising is normal, however mine lasted over a month.

These people here are cheerful and nice and good at what they do…read more I had an accident many years ago that required blood from strangers. It saved my life. Please take the time and bring a friend and give the gift of life. It doesn't hurt and you always get a t-shirt to show people your a giver. They really need our help!

I have had the BEST experience, the staff here at 7531 Watson is OUTSTANDING! They made sure I…read moreunderstood step by step what was going on and I was totally comfortable. I have done research on this and donating PLASMA is a big thing. I fully recommend this site

So me and my bf went, I couldn't donate unfortunately but he did. He didn't make all the way…read morethrough the donation but two hours after he took his bandages and started bleeding which shouldn't be happening. Margaret was the one who did it honestly she needs more training bc that ridiculous she didn't know what she was doing. Honestly so disappointing with lack of caring about people to do it wrong

Not enough people to run the place smoothly, waiting lines are long. Their people go on lunch while…read more8 people are in line, and leave them standing there an hour before they close. We are told to complain to management, and act like they don't care.......

Good luck becoming a new donor here very picky people. I've come in at least 10 different times…read morewith everything they tell me to bring and it is all up to date and currently dated within the last 30days each time and it's always something with them. Every time they come up with a different excuse to tell me they can't do it today and to come back tomorrow but it's a complete waste of time. So save yourself a headache and turndown and don't waste your time here I recommend CSL plasma they pay better and have a much nicer better trained staff that are willing to help with anything.

I haven't written a review in a while and I regret this one is for a bad experience…read more After receiving a billion phone calls saying that I was eligible to donate again, I figured I would set up an appointment at the Lindell main Red Cross office. As the main office they should be well staffed and I should be in and out right? I arrived on time but waited in the waiting room for ten minuets until they started to process me. The nurse was rushing and moving uncomfortably fast with only one other person in the room at the time. Why are you rushing when you are about to stick my arm! That alone made me nervous. Everything was going well until it was time to fill up the test tubes at the end. I guess there wasn't enough pressure but next thing I know the nurse was moving the needle around in my arm and then proceeded to prod me twice, before spilling blood over the test tubes and the bag labels. Frantically cleaning off the bags and the test tubes that were not all full she takes the needle out and wipes alcohol into the puncture causing it to burn! I had to wait several minuets for another nurse to draw blood from my other arm to fill the rest of the test tubes. I got in at around 7:30 and left at 8:45am, with an arm that is still sore. I probably will donate blood again but it seems like the mobile stations are way more efficient and convenient. I walked to one downtown from my office last time. I feel bad about scaring off potential donors, but wanted to say: be weary, I guess donations don't always go as well as Tracy W's!

Awful experience! I…read morehad an appt at 9 and was 14 min late so I waited and then scheduled an appt at 10:50. Had a confirmation and everything but the computer system glitched and let me check in kind of but at 11:20 saw it still showed me standby. I explained and showed everything. Finally got in at noon after talking to multiple people and it took 3 sticks to get my blood because of how dehydrated I was. The system is a disaster! Don't ever do walk in but make sure if you do appt it shows up on the screen and don't trust your phone. No one to talk to until someone comes through the door. It's a terrible system. Do not recommend at all.

Would HIGHLY recommend you make an appointment online. I just walked in and it took almost 2 hours!…read moreThey are understaffed and there were lots of sickly people in the waiting room. Plus, they don't even have front desk staff, only AI-ran tablets. So, please make an appointment to skip the hassle. I think my tech's name was Clanise or something along those lines, and she was phenomenal. So patient and a great stick. It's not her fault they're so understaffed.

I had to have some imaging done. I checked in early to a very kind receptionist. My wait was no…read moremore than 10 minutes before I was taken back to a second waiting room. My procedure was almost right on time, a huge plus for as busy as they were. The nurses and techs were all very nice and professional. The imaging tech was especially efficient. When you are not feeling well or have to get a test done, they definitely make it a lot easier.

Do not recommend this hospital. Barnes is better, but only by a little. Best to look outside…read moreMissouri for anything serious. My PCP, Andrew G., recommended I wait 6 months for a CT following discovery of a lung tumor, then once tests results became available sat on it for one week before submitting to patient for review. Since MO Bap started accepting Residents in 2025, Lab department has significantly gone down hill.

Who else gives you Ted Drewes after your surgery?! From start to finish, my experience was great…read more Kimberly on the phone and at the front desk was the epitome of customer service and efficiency. Ceiara was the perfect knowledgeable and skilled surgical assistant. Dr. Lawless was very patient and courteous when addressing my concerns. Great doctor; great oral surgeon. Thank you all. Great experience.

This review is for the archway oral surgery in Washington, Missouri. All of my contact with the…read moregirls working the counter were great. They were always professional and very kind. When I arrived for my appointment, it was the same thing. The dentist seemed very competent and friendly, as well as the hygienist and the other employees. My problem took place in the middle of my extractions. I don't know if they are trying to save money or what, but they turned off the medication while they were still pulling a tooth out of my mouth. My wife said she could hear me from the waiting room and I know the doors were closed when I sat down in the chair. Once they were finished, they woke me up. Put ice on my jaws handing me a bowl of ice cream and hustled me out the door. Again, I can't can't say how nice and polite everybody was, but it certainly worries me that for whatever reason the medication was turned off in the middle of my oral surgery. Not a pleasant way to spend your day at all.