Within blood plasma are our antibodies, cells that learn and grow in order to protect our bodies from things like diseases and viruses. The way someone beats COVID-19 is by their body developing the antibodies needed. These individuals then can share those antibodies with people still sick by donating plasma.
Our commitment to our donors is the same as the patients we serve— that your health and safety is our highest priority.
Within blood plasma are our antibodies, cells that learn and grow in order to protect our bodies from things like diseases and viruses. The way someone beats COVID-19 is by their body developing the antibodies needed. These individuals then can share those antibodies with people still sick by donating plasma.
Our commitment to our donors is the same as the patients we serve— that your health and safety is our highest priority.
Within blood plasma are our antibodies, cells that learn and grow in order to protect our bodies from things like diseases and viruses. The way someone beats COVID-19 is by their body developing the antibodies needed. These individuals then can share those antibodies with people still sick by donating plasma.
Our commitment to our donors is the same as the patients we serve— that your health and safety is our highest priority.
Did you know that the United States Government has listed plasma donation as a "Critical Infrastructure Industry"? Without consistent plasma donations, people around the world would go without the plasma-based medication they need to treat diseases like hemophilia and various immunodeficiencies.
Did you know that the United States Government has listed plasma donation as a "Critical Infrastructure Industry"? Without consistent plasma donations, people around the world would go without the plasma-based medication they need to treat diseases like hemophilia and various immunodeficiencies.
Did you know that the United States Government has listed plasma donation as a "Critical Infrastructure Industry"? Without consistent plasma donations, people around the world would go without the plasma-based medication they need to treat diseases like hemophilia and various immunodeficiencies.
Are you open?
We are! We've been closely monitoring the impact of the changes related to COVID-19 so we can continue to manufacture life-saving medicines while assuring our donors and employees safe and healthy.
Is it safe to donate right now?
Because the US Department of Homeland Security considers plasma donation to be a "Critical Infrastructure Industry," we're doing everything we can to keep things going. It also means healthy individuals in areas with stay-at-home mandates are allowed to travel to and from donation appointments.
Are your staff safe being at work?
While we produce plasma-based medication for people all around the world, our number one priority is the health and safety of our donors and employees. You can bet that we're going all out, cleaning every chance we get and frequently practicing the principals of social distancing.
Are you social distancing at the centers?
We're assuring social distancing by limiting the number of people in the building at any one time. When able seating donors in every other chair and much more. If you plan to come and donate, we're confident you'll see some noticeable changes.
Are you taking New Donors?
Yes. Donating plasma is more important than ever and we're welcoming all who can. If you are not feeling well, do your part by not coming into the center to donate. Also, if you think you've had close contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, or you've tested positive and since recovered, contact your center before coming to donate.
Are you open?
We are! We've been closely monitoring the impact of the changes related to COVID-19 so we can continue to manufacture life-saving medicines while assuring our donors and employees safe and healthy.
Is it safe to donate right now?
Because the US Department of Homeland Security considers plasma donation to be a "Critical Infrastructure Industry," we're doing everything we can to keep things going. It also means healthy individuals in areas with stay-at-home mandates are allowed to travel to and from donation appointments.
Are your staff safe being at work?
While we produce plasma-based medication for people all around the world, our number one priority is the health and safety of our donors and employees. You can bet that we're going all out, cleaning every chance we get and frequently practicing the principals of social distancing.
Are you social distancing at the centers?
We're assuring social distancing by limiting the number of people in the building at any one time. When able seating donors in every other chair and much more. If you plan to come and donate, we're confident you'll see some noticeable changes.
Are you taking New Donors?
Yes. Donating plasma is more important than ever and we're welcoming all who can. If you are not feeling well, do your part by not coming into the center to donate. Also, if you think you've had close contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, or you've tested positive and since recovered, contact your center before coming to donate.
Are you open?
We are! We've been closely monitoring the impact of the changes related to COVID-19 so we can continue to manufacture life-saving medicines while assuring our donors and employees safe and healthy.
Is it safe to donate right now?
Because the US Department of Homeland Security considers plasma donation to be a "Critical Infrastructure Industry," we're doing everything we can to keep things going. It also means healthy individuals in areas with stay-at-home mandates are allowed to travel to and from donation appointments.
Are your staff safe being at work?
While we produce plasma-based medication for people all around the world, our number one priority is the health and safety of our donors and employees. You can bet that we're going all out, cleaning every chance we get and frequently practicing the principals of social distancing.
Are you social distancing at the centers?
We're assuring social distancing by limiting the number of people in the building at any one time. When able seating donors in every other chair and much more. If you plan to come and donate, we're confident you'll see some noticeable changes.
Are you taking New Donors?
Yes. Donating plasma is more important than ever and we're welcoming all who can. If you are not feeling well, do your part by not coming into the center to donate. Also, if you think you've had close contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, or you've tested positive and since recovered, contact your center before coming to donate.
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vlasta.hakes@grifols.com