As of May, 2026, I have donated at the OneBlood Palm Harbor donor center for over 10 years. Over…read morethe years the staff may have changed, but everyone has always been wonderful. I have donated platelets since 2017 and have reached the 56 gallon level. I have always received very professional and caring service. This is a great place and very friendly staff!

I always come to this location for my blood donations. The staff is always very friendly and do a…read moregreat job! Clean and great service.

Make your appointment online. Wear jogging pants are shorts. They need you to roll your pant legs…read moreall the way up half your leg. In order for the nurse to see the back of your knee. Also you need to remove your shoes and socks. They examine your stomach and breathing etc. If you need a doctor's note signed, it will have to be approved by their doctor. Before your allowed to donate then they make you take a second physical. For no reason at all. I just had a physical within one to two months ago. It took a month to see my doctor. Who approved me to donate as did the Freedom plasma doctor also approve me to donate. I won't be coming back to this place. I never donated. Just not worth the aggravation. Management doesn't give you a number to call or the name of a person that can help you. Being forced to take a second physical within one to two months is harassment in my book. The other donor centers pay better anyway. This place pays $100, $100, $45.00, $100 then $45. The other plasma centers pay you $100, $125 and $90 five times. Total of 7 payments.

These people were amazing! Dernia or Darnia (I'm sure I spelled name wrong but she's a very pretty…read morenurse with red hair) did a physical that was extensive and perfect to give plasma. All of the employees are friendly and sweet even when my heart rate was a little high and I had to come back the next day, I felt comfortable doing so. The professionalism is 5 stars and the $ promo is wonderful as well. I'm going through some financial hardships but there are no judgements here. If you're going to donate, Freedom is your place! Susanna Smith

Briana exceptional Totally painless…read moreWonderful patient empathy 2nd time having her do the finger prick n blood donation took 7 min Not my favorite place to visit but she made it a delight Rkkjr

The inside of the Bus needs a good cleaning; baseboards on the floor, grungy & dirty. Gave blood at…read morea sponsored location yesterday. Though there were 3 employees working 4 beds for whole blood donations of one pint, they took REALLY long. My partner came in looking to see if I was alright because it was taking much longer than usual. My technician rubbed my vein site SO hard & SO many times prior to actually poking Me, that it made Me feel nauseated, then It hurt when the needle entered; that's not even necessary. I witnessed one bed across Me where the little squeeze ball shaped like a drop of blood, fell to the floor & bounced around. I pointed it out out loud to the 2 techs working in this Section who seemed oblivious. Then the one Dude, picked it up & placed it. Right back on the side table of the donor who was in that chair. I was grossed out. He didn't even bother to wipe it down; it was gonna be in the next donors hands to squeeze & it had bounced all over the dirty floor. This donation took much longer that the others I've done. The Bus looks grungy & dirty floors & could use a good thorough cleaning. The phlebotomists I've watched & had help Me weren't especially friendly & look tired & over it. I ALWAYS have trouble on their stupid website trying to make appointments. No Staff available to assist on Chat & today I waited on hold for 6 minutes to speak to a live representative, then hung up. My Observations are; their donation bus needs a good cleaning; An employee (Phlebotomist) who picks up off the dirty floor, a fallen squishy ball for donors to use, & casually places it back on the side table tray for that donor chair, WITHOUT WIPING IT DOWN, is a PILAU MOVE. Pilau meaning DIRTY. I had to ask my Plebotomist, to go wipe it clean. I WILL NOT DONATE WITH ONE BLOOD ANYMORE. Customer Service Sucks Employees (phlebotomists) I've dealt with lack friendliness, courtesy, seem tired & unmotivated & this last incident sealed the deal for Me. Can't reach them by phone or chat & the website BITES. Back to Red Cross or, the Hawaii Blood Bank when I'm home. Too Bad for One Blood. Where's the Customer Service here? How can You reach the Administration?!?! They Suck.

Hello I donated today may22 2025 the staff was great I would…read morelike to bring it to the company attention that I noticed that my iron numbers is more precise when the clerks fill the tube with blood instead of 3/4

CSL plasma of pinnelas, has outstanding leadership. The lines may be long , but the hearts and…read moresmiles of the Managers and dedicated workers makes you remember you have lives to save! In a world full of showing what you got, sell, and how to finesse...it's a blessing to be able to GIVE and HELP someone along the way. Thank you all! Been donating since 2007 when it was 20$-35$ weekly..helpless me get pampers, bus passes, and a pack of meat from sav a lot back in the day..I'm not going to lie I have been to a few sheisty facilities that used to get people deferred , hematoma arms, and laugh while you donated..but God always sheds light in the darkness. Stay blessed ..Do right ..Get right!

Beautiful facility, top of the top with the best technology to ensure the blood process at this…read moreplace is safe. Thank you for letting me visit it was amazing.

This place rocks! Friendly, upbeat, professional employees AND you get to save a life while eating…read moresnacks. Not to mention they give you a free gift (ranging from a free movie tix to restaurant gift cards) every time you donate. Definitely give them a try!

I gave a 5 star rating because every staff member is extremely professional. The only thing I don't…read moreappreciate is waiting in line, waiting to be prepped and having to endure the rudest most disgusting behavior from from fellow donors. The rules are completely ignored and no one says anything. This is a medical facility not a welfare outpost. My donation process should be pleasant, without being subjected to outlandish behavior by other donors. I think the staff needs a security person to protect not only the integrity of the facility but the " welfare" of fellow donors who truly believe in what they are contributing. I don't believe the facility overseers care about the safety of anyone coming there. Its truly a shame because the people that work there believe in what they are doing, it's their careers and they need to be shielded from adverse circumstances to do their job with integrity as well as fellow donors.

If you can go to Dunedin go to Dunedin Octapharma this one is like an hour or more wait just to get…read morevitals. Even with a speed pass I waited 20 minutes for a fkn green tag other locations you just show your phone. There machines consistently break down. There is literally a line of homeless people out the door and to top it off last week the kid stuck me sideways told me it was fine And one of the girls finally fixed it. Thing was next to my vein not in it and most importantly Dunedin location pays $5 more

BLOOD... We have it, we need it, we can share it…read more Remember those carefree days, as a kid, when blood took on a whole new meaning? Your first bloody nose. A bruised & bloody knee, looking to mom for sympathy. Pricking your finger to become blood brothers/blood sisters. As an adult, we can still become blood brothers/sisters. With a whole lot more people! Sure, we won't get to practice secret handshakes. Or meet in treehouses. But the meaning is more powerful than ever! My girl, I call her my Fav Fab One, we love to give blood. It's the right thing to do. Paying it forward. Plus, you just never know there might come a day when you are on the receiving end of that bag of blood. This month was my birthday. That time of getting high fives, gifts and celebrations. We were visiting the grand opening of a new restaurant in town when we spotted The Big Red Bus sitting in their parking lot. We ran into Michelle inside, who invited us to donate. Without hesitation, we figured we'd eat, then we'd grab a seat, in the bus. If just felt right to give a gift. A gift of blood. We had NO IDEA that giving blood would be SO MUCH FUN! For when we stepped outta the Florida heat and took our seats, we were greeted by the Tag Team of Julio & Nick! These guys should go on tour. Comedy! Action! Even though we were laughing and having a bloody good time, we knew for sure we were in good hands, too. Funny, how you can be totally professional while being absolutely endearing. That's the atmosphere we were in. Oh, us and one other donor, I'll call her Paige. Thankfully, we all were on the same 'page' so NO ONE was offended or upended. Giving blood. Feeling good. Having fun. And even some parting gifts as their way of saying Thanks! It truly was a 'gifted' experience.

I walked into the One Blood location on Countyline Road in Spring Hill, and I was greeted with a…read morefriendly Hello! and I stated I wished to donate blood. I was given a questionnaire to fill out, and then we exchanged the form with a tablet to answer more health questions. My blood pressure was taken, and my iron count was taken. We walked into the donation area, where I sat in a donation chair, and the donation routine began to take my blood. After about 8-10 minutes, I was finished and got up and left the facility. The technician was friendly and was very good at inserting the donation needle into my arm. There was some informal conversation, and it was a very nice experience. I have been here many times before, and I will return when I can donate again. I've been donating blood since 1969 and feel I am giving life to people who need this to survive. Feel Good about yourself and give blood. One Blood has great employees working there.

I have been donating plasma since 2020 in Sarasota It was KED plasma when I started. They were…read moregreat. Got to spin for prizes on your second donation of the week and the amount reimbursed went up over time. Several months ago they were taken over by grifoils and it's gone down hill ever since this happened and they have reduced the reimbursement from $150 weekly with 2 donations in one week. It went down to $135 weekly and now again to $90 weekly. There must be some type of mismanagement going on They are almost ALWAYS short staffed I have been here when there only one phlebotomist for an entire room full of patients. The people who do the intake and phlebotomists are but I really great but i get the impression they are not treated well. The management seems seem to interested in laughing and joking amongst themselves rather then see what they can do to help their overworked staff. I used to tell everyone what a great place it was and recommended it to MULTIPLE people. One coworker actually did start right when grifoils took over. I feel really bad that I did now especially how I raved about how great it was. I won't recommend it to anyone else because it's hardly worth it anymore. So dissatisfied and disappointed with this new company. If you are thinking about donating I wouldn't bother. They don't appreciate their staff and and CERTAINLY not their donors. I can't post unless I give at least 1 star but I don't even give them that

Attempted to donate @ Biomat. Took 3 busses coming from St. Pete. The website says "walkins…read morewelcome." When I got there I was informed that they no longer take walkins. Incredibly bad business. The girl said she would report it to management, but I wouldn't hold my breath. Just know that no matter what their website says they don't take walkins. Kind of glad they didn't allow me to donate after reading their reviews. Sounds like a horrible place!!

I love donating at the center when I'm not doing the buses. The phlebotomist are always smooth and…read moreprofessional with their work. My only complaint is the app glitching over the years with the issues of logging in. Proud 5+ gallon donar.

They spam me for my O+ blood. Vampires! I receive texts…read moretelling me the bribe of the week, then I click the link to find the nearest bus. The phlebotomists on the bus tend to be highly skilled and maintain good cleanliness of the mobile donation site. Also, you get juice and kosher cookies! Since I am going to donate blood anyhow, today I scored 2 movie tickets. I highly recommend the Big Red Bus.