I have been donating at this location for months and I couldn't be happier with how friendly and…read morewelcoming everyone is. Donating here is a breeze, and I always feel warm and welcomed. I highly recommend this location if you would like to help save lives and make a few extra bucks in the process.

I never thought I could donate plasma because of my deep veins, but Grifols made it so easy! It's…read morequick, and knowing that my donation could help someone in need makes it feel so worthwhile. If you're thinking about it, definitely give it a shot! it's way easier than I expected and makes a real difference!

Clean & you're able to login and make appointments on time there are about four good phlebotomist,…read morethere that are carrying the team. The rest of them stand around gossiping or only seems like they wanna do the regulars and not different patients so I think they can definitely do better with their care quality of the patients that come in there since we're providing them a job

Takes longer to be unhooked than it does to donate. I've been sitting with a needle in my arm as…read morethey unhook people who were done after me and hooking up other people as I wait. I'm still with a needle in my arm as I write this.

The process to get you to the back has gotten slower and slower it's almost like they intentionally…read moremove slow so they don't gotta help people not to complain because I know it's their job and it does take a while but we have lives and jobs too and it just seems like we go there because we need the money desperately to wait 3/4hours just to get called to the back to wait another hour or two if u make it to the back to get on the table to get drained for an hour it's all day event for not enough funds honestly

Around November 7th, 2022. I contacted the Red Cross after my father died. I was requesting help…read moregetting my nephew, sent home for the funeral. I was overwhelmed by the kindness and concern that was given. They immediately contacted my nephews, commanding officer, and made sure he could get the time off of work. I received an email the next morning, telling me that they had contacted his commanding officer. They contacted me by telephone after to make sure that he, had sufficient funds for his air line ticket, and if he needed help getting a ride to the airport. I received a call and email asking if everything was taken care of and if there was anything else that they could do to assist us. During this time I'm sorry I didn't write and say how wonderful they were. Today I received a questionnaire, asking me how they did. I n thinking about this I realized they really deserved a big shout out. So if you're thinking about donating to an organization, I would recommend the Red Cross wholeheartedly. This is a change in my mindset due to my families dislike of the Red Cross over the years for something that happened I believe in World War II! Or Korean conflict! Times change people change organizations change, and this one is definitely improved. Thank you to the Red Cross from the McNair , the Cutter, the Manson and the Hobob family's

Today's OSHA training was excellent and very informative. Instructor took his time with the class.read more

I had a mixed experience at the Central Texas Training Center. The instructors were…read moreexcellent--knowledgeable, supportive, and committed to helping students succeed. I truly appreciated their professionalism and effort during my time in the program. Unfortunately, the administrative side of the school has been very disappointing. I officially dropped from the program in April, but the school didn't report my withdrawal to the VA until June a months later. Because of this delay, I was charged for a month I didn't attend, which created unnecessary complications with my VA education benefits. The admissions representative has been extremely hard to reach. Every time I visit the school to resolve the issue, I'm told she's unavailable and will call me but she never follows up. I also feel the admissions process lacks transparency and seems geared toward misleading students, especially veterans using VA benefits. While I appreciate the great instructors, I strongly urge future students especially veterans to keep thorough records and be cautious when dealing with admissions.

We just pcsed here. I have a rare heart condition and I was haven nasty chest pains and cold…read moresweats. Husband brought me to the er and the nurse at the desk was super nice even though I was screaming in between pains and apologizing at the same time. They got me back to the back in a room. I had a nurse, ems guy,doc and another nurse in my room working on blood work asking Husband questions calling for xray, doing ekg. They were very precise and did everything they could to help me. This military ER is by far the best one I've been to as far as havin to be seen for heart problems

Horrible experience as an active duty soldier. Falsified several medical documents of mine, which I…read morestill have the originals to do and will be filing a tort. Reported false information to CPS on me. Released unnecessary medical information to my chain of command. Believed my chain of command who accused me of malingering despite constantly coming in for the same symptoms and ended up having to be hospitalized bc of their negligence. I will be filing a tort against CRDAMC. If I were to ever be in life threatening situation and my only option was to go to Darnall, I'd just rather die where I'm at then be transported to Darnall. The VA has recognized the discrepancies in my records as well.