BioLife Plasma Services
Reviews and Complaints

I went in today at 5:55 for my regular donation. The staff sat there trying to lie to my face saying there is a error with my blood for testing. My sample was compromised. So instead of telling me they screwed up they instead lied and told me that there is a world wide issue with this and it's funny because your adds even say to make extra money or make it a side job to donate your employees say different. Can't believe it's that hard to say sorry we messed up and now I'm punished for human error. There is no memo for the hospitals about this either.

I am a new doner and I used tje coupon to receive the new doner bonus. I have not received all my payments and it has been switched to 20 dollars. I was advised to take a few week brake to do arm crunches and strengthen my arm so when returning to donate I was treated very disrespectfully by the workers and now I am not even able to choose another donate day for some odd reason. Someone needs to take accountability for such customer abuse...

I am so disappointed with this operation! They actively discriminate against mentally handicapped people. My son, who has a fair vocabulary, but needs put in very simple terms was refused today because he didn't understand the legal questions put him. They made no effort to simplify their explanation or questions. They also refused to allow me into the room the help with interpretation. Based upon what I saw today, unless you are at least a HS grad, don't even bother. I have never seen a business so hell bent on discriminating against the handicapped as I saw today at the BioLife Plasma Service in Bolingbrook, IL.

Hi my name is joshua I fill I was discriminated against all because I have an ankle monitor on from the police I was on my 6 donation when 1 one manager saw I explained to them why I had it on i didn't break any of the rules i was never in jail or locked up any were for 72hr i got this put on all the way back in September and I was only held for 12 to 24 hrs in ur rules it says 72 he or longer when I told her that she says me having this on counts like I'm incarcerated that's not right I only had 2 donation left for my 8 all because she thinks im some kinda for criminal I am not a criminal this was wrong of her to do all i want is my last 2 donation thank u

The biolife in Casper wy, has a broken heart rate machine that is reading higher than normal. Causing people to not be able to donate. It has been tested and proven to be wrong on multiple occasions. Yet no one at the facility has made any progress into fixing this issue.

I have been going to BioLife Tempe for over two years now, and I can't tell you how many times I have arrived for a scheduled appointment only for them to tell me my protein test was abnormal from the previous visit, or I was due for a physical. The thing is, each time I was able to schedule a donation appointment through the app without any barriers, so how was I to know I needed a protein test or a physical? Shouldn't the app be intuitive enough to inform patients of any alerts that would prevent them from donating, and advise the patient to call in for the next steps? The app literally lets you schedule appointments without regard for any follow-up testing needed, and unnecessarily creates a situation where a patient comes in, only to be told they need to come back at another time. Why can't that logic be programmed into the app for god's sake? The app is literally the bane of my existence.

On November 3, 2021 I started my 8 donation process for $800 program. During this time I was sick for a week, unable to donate. I e-mailed biolife regarding this matter and asked for an extension due to my illness. I never received an e-mail or phone call in response. I then went to donate on 12/3 and left with 2 hematomas in both arms and could not finish my 8 visits for 2 weeks due to my healing. On the 8th donation I received $20 only. My total compensation for 8 visits equals $700, $100 short of what I was promised. I was honest and did not donate when I was sick. I went to the clinic and have paperwork for this visit. I have pictures of my hematomas. I do not want to cause problems but I may have to warn people about these problems I have had with this company. I called the actual donation location and did not get anywhere with this. I have e-Mailed the company twice, called location and left a message. No word back

I sent the following email 3 times without even a response:

his is email number three without a response. I am sitting, waiting for my donation to be taken as I write. (At the Towson location) It is 1:16 pm. My appointment was at 12:15. I arrived on time. This is a trending situation: 3 of the last five donations, I have waited 40 minutes just to start. Two of the donors surrounding me completed their surveys and physicals after me but are ahead of me. It's as if there is no rhyme or reason to the order in which donors are serviced.

Now I'll move on to the gist of my complaint: as the result of Christmas falling on Saturday last week and the previous week's outage ( and having been turned away), my $100 bonus for 2nd weekly donation expired. It should have been adjusted, extending it by an extra two days. Additionally, it is mathematically impossible for me to collect my recurring donation of $50, expiring 12/31. Again, it should have been extended, but it wasn't even though I sent a previous email requesting it. I expect an email shortly with a $100 bonus and an extension of my $50 frequent donor bonus.

On my last two visits, I requested to speak to a manager before leaving. None were available; I waited and waited. Finally, I got a supervisor who didn't seem to grasp the issue at today's visit, telling me, "we have no control of what day Christmas falls." Preposterous!. You do have control of the expiration dates!

I expect you to honor these bonuses'. If I do get a reasonable resolution, I will be filing a formal complaint with The Federal Trade Commission. You must have saved a ton in expired bonuses between the outage and Christmas falling on Saturday. I generally give people the benefit of the doubt, and especially since the staff at Bioplasma was typically professional. Still, my interaction lately has been met with an entirely incompetent and unprofessional response. For example, when I asked a staff member for an accurate email address for customer service this morning, I was told to call back tomorrow.

Have been trying to schedule a Physical because it's been a year since last one and tried calling and scheduling on line with no responses from Greenfield center