This place is pretty decent, it seems as if they manifest themselves on poor people and college…read morestudents which to each its own. Aside from that the establishment is pretty clean and the employees have been around for 10 plus years. All the equipment seats and procedures are very clean and professional. Getting in and out is pretty decent and I advise people to go on Monday and Saturdays as these are the slowest days of the week. Payment will be based on your weight and other varying factors but good gas money to say the least. If they call you Lifesaver because donating plasma definitely does save lives, at least as far as the public knows. Go donate and save a life

The medic staff I dealt with were overly aggressive at trying to get me to donate. I realized my…read moreheart rate was a bit up after they checked the first time, and I advised them that I wanted to withdraw from the donation. The staff I dealt with were very persistent and made me be checked by three or four different people before they finally backed off the process was very infuriating and I would not recommend donating with them.

Had another successful donation today at the Farragut location. Awesome friendly staff and a very…read morenice remodel that was recently completed. Donate and help save a life. Staff is always attentive to your needs.

Employees are very nice and fun making donating a pleasurable experience. The center is very clean…read moreand comfortable , the employees deserve some perks ! They work hard and are caring .

Be careful if you decide to become a new patient! CSL has been closed for going on a month due to…read more"freezers being down" I know damn well it doesn't take over three weeks to get a part and with the amount of money they are losing they should fly to China and get the part themselves! The worst part is there is absolutely no way to get ahold of them to see if they have reopened. Couldn't take the time to say still closed on the answering machine so instead, donors have to drive there to see. Somethings smells fishy maybe they lost their license and are stalling???!!! Proceed with caution and know it could be a 2 hour wait if they ever decide to reopen.

Ridiculous. Just because I am diabetic, wanted me to jump through hoops. I donated before at…read moreanother place and they had no problem me being diabetic. Crazy place

I appreciate the people who work at Knoxville Plasma. I have found them to be professional and…read morepretty quick about getting people on to the machines with good attention while on the machines. I have no complaints. It takes a while to sign up, but once that is done it is a pretty quick process.

Don't come here. Came to donate blood and plasma. Lady jabbed me and started moving needle around…read morefinally got it in and then gave me a hematoma. Spent 1 hr of wasted time for them to have to pull it out. Awful experience. Writing this as I sit in chair getting blood wiped off my arm.

I've been a regular donor at Medic for years. I know my veins are small & they roll, but the…read morephlebotomlists there never have a problem getting my blood. I went to ARC for a change because I happened To be passing by and saw it. The girl blew the vein in one arm (her words, don't know what it means) and jabbed the needle all around on my other arm, called another person to try, never got blood. Bruises all over my arm, and needle insert hurt, and it never hurts at Medic. Maybe pay your phlebotomists more so you don't get the ones that passed with Ds!

If zero stars were an option, I would choose it in a heartbeat. I recently transferred to this…read moreChapman Highway location from the CSL Plasma center in the Fort because I moved nearby and this place was within walking distance. The operational setup here makes no sense. On any given visit, there is only one person working the vitals check-in, maybe two phlebotomists on the donor floor, over 10 empty beds sitting unused, and yet somehow three upper-management staff standing around. Be prepared to stand for at least 2.5 hours just to get your vitals checked. Management seriously needs to hire more floor staff instead of hoarding suits. Absolutely terrible experience.

Extremely poorly run center! I left a year ago to go to Grifols, which was so much more organized…read more Unfortunately, Grifols closed and I decided to go back to Octapharma - big mistake. I knew I was going to be treated as a new donor; there were ten donors in line when I arrived and only ONE person working that line and the new donors! After completing my video, I waited in the new donor line for 20 minutes without anyone helping me. I finally decided to leave and there were four people behind me and a dozen waiting in the regular line. There were only 3 phlebotomists working the entire floor. Why weren't some of the laid off Grifols workers hired?! It's absolutely ridiculous the amount of money Octapharma makes off plasma donations and how short staffed they are.

Very Clean and I see the staff working hard to get donors through the process. They need more…read morestaff, but other than that I had a great experience.

No workers are assigned to the front desk to take appointments or answer questions. You have to…read moreyell so someone in the back will come up front to answer questionsthe wate times are ridiculous.

As long as you have all required paperwork it is super easy to get started. Staff are friendly,…read moreinformative and professional. Everyone is great. I have special needs and Colby, Gracie, Jacob and Lexi have been especially patient with me. The quality of care is outstanding. Thank you ADMA Maryville.

I'm here on a Saturday afternoon, a few patients were ahead me. Still waiting close to an hour…read more There are still 10 patients behind me, someone needs to be terminated, too much goofing off can bog your patient flow down, driving up OT. My next email will be to next level up

We adopted two kittens - brother and sister 4 months old. They told us they were ready to be…read moreadopted and healthy. They charged us 225.00 for both. First, they had kennel cough, then she had a infection that required antibiotics, they tested faint for leukemia, hopefully don't have it and now yesterday I took them to the vet and they had tapeworms. This has cost us hundred of dollars and distress. It has only been a month. We love them and are trying our best to help them be healthly.

I'm glad this place exists; animals need all the protection they can get from indifferent and…read moreabusive owners. I'd not exaggerate too much, though, their no-kill status; they can afford to do that by simply sending all they turn away to the Young-Williams Shelter nearby.