Csl Plasma Services

I walked in at 9am on a Tuesday. 2.5 hrs later I’m still waiting for step two of the registration process. I talked to someone who went in a few minutes ago and they said they came in at 8am.
The staff at the signin booth are either new or incompetent. I honestly could not tell. There are people waiting on nurses who come here often saying they have never seen the admin here.
I hear people around me asking NURSES for info and they reply with «you need to see a NURSE about that»
I might get rejected bc my blood sugar is dropping due to waiting forever (I ate breakfast at 6 per the instructions on the website).
I wish I could give negative stars. I really do. I don’t like writing negative reviews and I hope when I comeback they will give me a reason to write one.

If you’re thinking about donating plasma here… DON’T!
My problems with this place:
— The facility is in the ghetto. I guess that should have been my first clue.
— The staff here is SO unprofessional. I hate to use the word, but «ghetto» is accurate. They’re all joking and laughing and cussing… all in the presence of patients/​donors. Isn’t a medical facility supposed to be more poised? This wouldn’t happen at a place like Emory or a similar facility.
— Topics the staff talked about… loudly: Debating which employees get to leave vs. who needs to stay because they need the extra hours. Which managers are the bossiest. How they turned down promotions because it was only $ 1/​hour more money.
— Not a huge deal, but there is clearly no enforced dress code for employees. Why is the person drawing my blood wearing baggy jeans and Air Jordans???
I donated here once. Never, ever again.
Tip: If you are new to donating plasma and think you can donate at multiple facilities, think again. They have a national database where they cross check (using your SS#) to see if you’re already donating somewhere else.