ADMA BioCenters - Greensboro

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What services can you find at ADMA BioCenters - Greensboro?

  • Plasma Donation Services
  • Compensation for Plasma Donations
  • Health Screening and Testing for Donors
  • Referral Programs for New Donors
  • Donor Advantage Program
  • Walk-in Donation Availability

📍 Where can you find ADMA BioCenters - Greensboro?

Located at 1314 Bridford Pkwy #101, Greensboro, NC, ADMA BioCenters serves as a local blood donation center. While many patrons appreciate the dedicated efforts of staff members like Monica and Jasmine for their skill with challenging veins and friendly demeanor, some donors have expressed concerns about long wait times and challenges with communication. The center aims to accommodate varying donor schedules, opening weekdays from 6 AM to 5 PM and offering Saturday hours from 7 AM to 3 PM.

Feedback indicates a mixture of experiences, with some donors feeling appreciated and well cared for, while others report frustrations with phone accessibility and operational delays. Despite these challenges, staff like Dontae and Zara have been recognized for their professionalism and ability to maintain a positive atmosphere. Prospective donors may want to be prepared for potential wait times, especially during busy periods.

Schedules:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
6 AM–5 PM 7:30 AM–6:30 PM 6 AM–5 PM 7:30 AM–6:30 PM 6 AM–5 PM 7 AM–3 PM Closed

📢 What do customers say about ADMA BioCenters - Greensboro?

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Friendly and skilled staff members like Monica, Jasmine, and Dontae who handle difficult veins well and provide a positive experience. Long wait times, with some donors reporting waits of over 2 hours or more to be seen.
Some donors appreciate the professionalism and dedication of the staff, noting that they work hard even when short-staffed. Poor communication, especially over the phone, with many complaints about calls not being answered or messages not being returned.
Positive experiences reported by long-term donors who have returned multiple times without issues. Inconsistent pay for donations, with reports of significant reductions in expected compensation without prior notice.
Certain employees, like Zara, are praised for their patience and ability to make donors feel comfortable during the process. Staff attitude issues, with some employees displaying unprofessional behavior and a lack of care for their jobs.
Confusing policies regarding appointments and walk-ins, leading to frustration among donors.