Freedom Plasma

Two days every seven days

Our hours of operation are Tues-Sat 9am-5pm.

No must have your ss card and a valid ID with the current address if your address is different from your ID then you need to bring a bill with your current address on it

Go get your blood checked out.. ask for a higher employee

100 the first 6 times

Call them to find out

If you're no longer taking the medications, sure, give it a shot. If you are, though, you'll have to check to see if they're on the list if medications you cannot take while donating. If the medications aren't on that list, they'll have you take a paper to your doctor and let them decide if the medications are okay for you to donate. Just make sure youre honest about all of it because they do test the plasma, after donation, and you'll be banned if they find it. Hope this helps.

Yes

Your 1st 6 times you'll get a $100 a visit And you can visit twice in a week but you Have to have at least one day in between visits after that You will get $50 on the 1st day of the week and 75 on the 2nd day of the week Yes your 1st visit will take approximately 3 Hours or more usually not much more if it is more They are closed on Mondays and Sundays They open at 9 o'clock and cand close at 5 o'clock Tuesday through Saturday

Twice a week every seven days.

75 dollars for the first three times you donate

Yes, our donors are compensated for their plasma donations.

You must be between the ages of 18-65.

You must weigh atleast 110lbs to donate.

We would love to have your support as a donor! You'll just need a state-issued ID, like a driver’s license, proof of your social security number, and proof of your address. You can learn a little more about the new donor process on our site.

Unfortunately, checks are not on the FDA's list of approved documents. However, a recent piece of mail, bank statement, driver’s license, or student ID will work. Or if you still need another option, each center has postcards that can be mailed to your address and will work as proof of your address. Feel free to contact your nearest center to learn more.

We have multiple locations, and you can find your nearest center along with new donor info on our site. Hope to see you at a center near you soon!

We have a number of promotions running across the country at any given time, but please check with your local center for specific details. Thanks for being a donor!

We have a number of promotions running across the country at any given time, so please check with your local center for specific offers and payment for new donors. Contact your nearest center to learn about fee specials.

Blood typing isn't required for plasma donation. During the donation process, plasma is first separated from your blood cells, and then the blood cells are returned. If you haven't been yet, you can learn more about our new donor process on our site.

Once your 2-week deferral period has expired, we would love to welcome you back for donations. You won't be required to “start over” unless you have not donated for six months.

Plasma is an essential ingredient in treatments for many conditions, from serious burns and trauma to immune deficiency to bleeding disorders. With our donor's help, we work to get this lifesaving solution to patients in need. And it's truly the impact on our patients that motivates us to do what we do. You can learn a little more about the donor to patient map on our site.

Please bring the photocopy, your current ID with your current address, and proof of residency.

Thanks for your interest in joining our team. It sounds like you could be a good fit. However, we're unable to share the salary range for this position since many factors are taken into consideration to determine compensation. We do hope you'll take the time to apply and look forward to potentially working with you in the future. Please reach out to us if you have further questions

No. Not at this time.

Yes, but with some restrictions. Please contact your nearest ImmunoTek Plasma center for more information.

All of our phlebotomists are experienced and have regular training. However, each new donor goes through an onboarding process where you'll meet with a medical specialist to ensure you're a good candidate. We recommend you let them know during this process and be advised beforehand regarding your phobia of needles.

We did learn that neither travel nor vaccines will necessarily disqualify you as a donor. However, unfortunately, in order to determine eligibility, you'll need to visit your nearest ImmunoTek center to meet with a Medical Specialist who will evaluate you to make a final determination whether you are able to safely donate. Thanks for your patience and enjoy your travels!

All of our centers use the Haemonetics NextSys (PCS3) machines to collect plasma donations.

For a small fee, we will replace your card on your next visit.

Yes! Once your prepaid ImmunoTek Wirecard has been activated, you can spend the funds anywhere MasterCard is accepted including at ATMs all over the world.

Yes! Your info will transfer. You'll still go through medical screening where we'll need to verify your personal info like address and phone number.

At ImmunoTek, our policy is for new mothers to wait at least 6 months after giving birth before they are able to donate plasma with us. If you had a C-section or received blood products (blood transfusion or RhoGAM), then the wait is at least 12 months.

Plasma donations are not taxed. Donor fees are considered a reimbursement for your time and travel to get to our center.

If it's been more than six months, we require another exam.

Please bring your old security card along with the proof of your newly ordered card, a valid form of I.D. like your driver's license, and proof of your address like a water bill, electricity bill, etc.

There is a pass-through fee for replacement cards from the card provider for $5.

Part of the process of evaluating our donors is through a physical that will determine your suitability as a donor. This is to assure your safety and the safety of the plasma we collect. Physicals are performed by our licensed medical staff at our centers and are based on their individual determination. To find out if you qualify, we encourage you to visit the center so that we can get that evaluation completed.

Plasma donation is different than blood donation. During the donation process, plasma is first separated from your blood cells, and then the blood cells are returned. The body replaces the plasma removed during the donation process quickly; therefore, healthy individuals can donate as often as twice in a seven-day period, with at least one day between donations.

We are happy to hear you are interested in donating lifesaving plasma. We encourage you to visit your nearest ImmunoTek Plasma location and speak to one of our highly qualified Medical Specialists who can evaluate your health and current condition to determine whether you are able to safely donate plasma.

Tattoos are okay. For more info about becoming a new donor, as well as other restrictions, please call our center.

You can donate plasma at least 48 hours or more after donating platelets. However, a donor should only donate a total of up to two donations, platelets or plasma, in one week. Please let us know if you have any more questions and we hope to see you again soon!

The body replaces the plasma removed during the donation process quickly; therefore, healthy individuals can donate as often as twice in a seven-day period, with at least one day between donations.

Some visits may take longer than expected and we try to be efficient. We know that your time is valuable and we do hope you'll return and make your next experience a better one.

We would encourage you to speak to your local center directly with regard to your deferment.

While most promotions are honored across all centers there are exceptions. We recommend contacting your specific center to confirm.

There is only one size needle used for plasma donation.

We collect only the plasma portion of the blood. Platelets are returned to the donor with their red blood cells.

Yes. We accept donors that live within a 50-mile radius of the center. This can vary by center so please contact your nearest ImmunoTek Plasma center to confirm your eligibility.

A. Registration- Chart creation, document review B. Questionnaire- Series of questions regarding donor health, medications, and personal experiences. C. Medical Screening- Check of Weight, Blood Pressure, Pulse, Temp, Hematocrit (%age of RBCs vs. Blood volume), and Blood Total Protein D. Medical Physical- Mainly focused on past medical history E. Donation- Drawing of whole blood, return of RBC's and collection of plasma.

All donors receive a loadable debit card that your donation compensation is credited with after each donation.

You will need to bring your state-issued ID, like a driver's license, proof of your social security number, and proof of your address. That could be a water bill, electricity bill, etc.

FDA guidelines state that donors must have a permanent residence. Please check back with us in the future if your housing situation should change. Thank you.