This place is the worst you can go to. You should see the 5 inches dark purple bruise they gave…read moremy arm which stopped me from going for a month. These people are assholes.

I have tried to get through both #'s. (248) and 855 #'s. I sat on hold a total of 30 minutes. For…read morebeing so demanding for Plasma this is terrible! I wanted to start donating unfortunately never got through to make an appointment. Renee Arnold Guzman0818@gmail.com

Friends, I stopped…read moreby the American Red Cross and made a special donation yesterday. I am an Apheresis donor, meaning they don't take the traditional whole blood, only the component(s) they need the most, and returning the rest to me. Yesterday I made a triple - my donation of platelets was enough to help three separate recipients. Apparently, this was a first for me, as I have made double donations many times before. Apheresis involves being hooked up to a machine and having the blood cycled through, filtering out the component that they need most. In addition to platelets, I have given red blood cells in the past, sometimes double-red donations. I was told of a video that was shot a couple years ago here in Detroit by a local TV station - WDIV Channel 4. It walks you through the whole process from donor to recipient(s). A little over 12 minutes long, even if you have never donated blood, it should be interesting to see how the blood makes it's way from one arm to the next, saving lives that would otherwise be lost. Go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFNnQmV-kS4

If more of the public saw donation centres like Berkley's, they might be inclined to swing around…read moreevery 56 days to pump out a pint. No longer do you have to experience the life of British sailor on the high seas, swinging in a cot of nylon straps about a foot off the floor. Modern conveniences turn this blood donation into a luxury cruise. Really, you don't have to go anywhere and you get to watch traffic sail by on Woodward with a slightly lightheaded feeling. Friendly staff cater to your needs, bringing pillows and making sure you are comfortable. At the end you get to stop at the snack bar for cookies, juice and water, serenaded by soft rock and smiling seniors who volunteer and work here. Being stabbed in the arm by a long, pointy needle isn't that different from being on board the average ship, right? Like a good Princess Cruise or Carnival boat, you're expected to sprawl out and enjoy yourself in cozy reclining chair/beds. Do away with those horrible strappy contraptions at temporary donation sites, and hie yourself here for a great thirty minute stopover. Get in some reading, chat with the entertaining staff, or daydream. It's cheaper than popping down to a dock and you have far less chance of getting Norovirus. Cruise ships only wish they were this clean. The longest part of your visit will be post check-in when you run the gauntlet of reading materials and waiting on a doctor or nurse to check your hemoglobin in. Customs on a tiny island is usually worse though peak hours can be a bit of a drag. Unlike those ports of call, Berkley Blood Centre offers magazines for those who don't come armed with their own book or Kindle. Once you're through, though, the stay is a quick and efficient one. The staff have their procedures down and smoothly progress through setting you up and explaining the rules until you're pumping your fist in the air and looking forward to that prize cookie. The Blood Center sits at the corner of Catalpa and Woodward across from Trader Joe's and the easy parking. Ample parking can be found in the lot adjacent to the small complex, though expect crowds if the ever delicious Donut Cutter is open. Stop in before hand for a treat to get your blood sugar up in advance!

The timing isn't bad they do move very quickly majority of the workers there are very polite some…read moreare very disrespectful but unless you would want to be turned away for a dress code that you had no knowledge of like wearing pajama pants I would definitely stay away from this plasma place I would say Grifols plasma center is better they don't have a dress code they allow you to dress comfortably how you choose but I'm rating this center a 2

After waiting in a Very long line, I had to listen to the staff talk about the donors. They said…read morethey HAVE to be there, the donors don't. When I said "Wow", the young lady who was testing my blood asked me what was my problem. I arrived shortly after 4 pm today and it's still 7 people ahead of me. The staff all look like they don't want to be here. It's always your own people that treat you with as little respect as possible. I'm sure other centers are not ran this way. They need effective supervision and management.

Worst center. Super slow service. They don't honor they signs with the bonuses posted on the wall…read more The security guards just put a bunch of people in front of you after you've been waiting for a long time. Most unprofessional place ever. Avoid CSL plasma like the plague they are. - they have some great phlebotomist in there but most of the staff doesn't care. Then they call you to resolve your issues by saying they are not going to fix anything.

Decent place to earn money while helping others who can use the plasma. It's a great feel helpingread more

Cons: I've never been seen on time and I usually come late due to calling ahead to see if she's "on…read moretime" and I still have to wait 1-2hours to be seen. Totally unacceptable for a "professional" doctors office to run that late in my opinion but she's a one man show so I guess I get it. Make sure to clear a whole day- you won't know when you'll be seen or how long the visit will take. On the positive, she's really nice and actually cares. Does lotsss of tests so make sure you have good insurance! (Which is why i like her since my other doc never did any testing for anything) she truly goes the extra mile to help her patients and that's one of the main reasons why I go back to her. Other than that bring a good book or phone charger and enjoy the wait!

dr bagos is the most caring human being let alone doctor i have ever met!…read moreshe takes her time with each patient and only sees a few patients a day. she doesn't care about how many she sees. she wants to spend loving time with each of her patients. i don't mind the long wait because i know she actually cares and wants to help everyone. i haven't felt this comfortable with a doctor in my entire life and i'm not scared to see her! she is the BEST!

Very nice hospital. Great staff! Great care…read moreVery nice peds ER Best hospital highly recommend feels more like a hotel

The hospital looks updated and clean but that's where it ends. We waited for 5 hours and every time…read moreI ask for an update they make it seem like I'm bothering them. My wife has a level 9 pain and we were told to rush to the ER. They promised to get her some Tylenols while we waited and it's been over an hour and they seem bothered every time I ask for an update on the Tylenol. The employee who we are dealing with is Claire T. She refuses to give us updates or a Tylenol and seems annoyed every time I ask. She suspected I took a photo of her and within minutes a PA, an RN and multiple security personal were available to address this "pressing" issue. They couldn't find anyone to get my wife a pain killer for over an hour or see us for 5 hours but had no problem providing an RN for over 20 minutes to discuss their policies relating to photos. I do not recommend this place. Other ERs in the area don't have wait times and are much more helpful. Update: it's now 6 hours and we haven't seen a doctor yet. Update: it's now 7 hours and we have yet to see a doctor

Went to donate Blood this morning at Immaculate Conception Church, Ira Twp.I was in and out in…read more20-min. The Red Cross staff was great"Aniyah" which took my blood, "painless" & Sarah was also great. Note: You can pre register to speed up process. The staff members work that district. Give Blood

I took my BLS (Basic Life Saving) CPR class for healthcare providers here since I decided to…read morere-enter the healthcare field and my old cert expired. Secured building with a shared parking lot with a strip mall and a security officer on the main desk as well as in the parking lot. I can only comment on my class and the facilities used/offered. Everything was very clean and organized and safe. I am extremely satisfied with Red Cross, the staff, and their help and knowledge. A+

Everyone was very friendly! The student that did my hair did a great job. My only complaint is that…read moreit took 3 hours to get a 1/2 inch trim.

I have been going to Douglas J for months almost a year. Every two weeks, I have had several…read moredifferent stylists as one graduates they are kind enough to make sure I am placed with another one that is able to style my hair. So that I do not skip an appointment. Today as I am getting ready to go to my appointment, I receive a phone call saying that they have to "cancel/reschedule" my appointment due to my stylist would be a hour late and that would put her behind on all her other appointments. So this means I am unable to have my appointment but everyone else had theirs. So they tell me, I have to reschedule for another day which who knows when ( they did try to say they could squeeze me in tomorrow (Saturday), I already have plans during the time they stated. And all I got after that was a sorry that's all we can do. It's MOTHER'S DAY WEEKEND!!! And it seems like they really had no concern about messing up my weekend plans. Oh, then I get a email stating that I canceled the appointment and I can reschedule. Which I did not they did.

Providing home care services for clients at a level they deserve, and at a price they can afford in…read moreChesterfield, Macomb and Oakland County as well as parts of Wayne and St. Clair Counties. Our clients can depend on the very best home health care services.

I worked with Attendant care for around 2-3 years. I got a call often in the middle of the night or…read moreon my day off almost 3 times a week. No one ever showed up to work. The punishment for staff call in's were to cut everyone's hours (EVEN THE PEOPLE THAT NEVER CALLED OFF!)The call ins were out of control. The management was composed of two unlicensed, young women who were not RN's or even CNA's. The company always hired incompetent staff, who often couldn't even count pills during narcotic count. (I'm not exaggerating.) They often left staff only half-way trained before throwing them on the floor often causing medication errors. (Speaking of which, they passed medication out of TOTE BAGS WITHOUT THEIR MARS PRESENT, and UNAWARE of the medication they were giving.) They were giving insulin injections the wrong way, and also giving blood-thinning injections improperly. When management was informed that the newly trained staff was not ready to work alone, management always ignored it and put them on the floor regardless. The staff would leave the resident's room a mess and often left patients in clothes for more than one day. They missed medication frequently, left medication in patients rooms, and were even given other patients medication! Residents were often scolded for pushing their emergency buttons, and even would leave them waiting because they were "just playing games." They were caught regularly sleeping on shift and spent the majority of the time fighting with each other instead of working together as a team. The pay is very low, and they have no benefits.The assistant manager tried to address these issues, but the main person in management ignored all of the issues and didn't take any warning. This company does not comply with state regulations, and will be kicked out of the facility (windemere park) that they are currently working in as of November 2013. DO NOT LET THEM IN YOUR HOMES. YOU NEVER KNOW WHO THEY WILL BE SENDING. THESE PEOPLE ARE OFTEN NOT CERTIFIED. THEY ARE PEOPLE OFF OF THE STREET WITH NO EXPERIENCE! None of this is being said to be spiteful, it's to prevent anyone from having to deal with the mistreatment that I put up with for so long!