KEDPLASMA Norman

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What services can you find at KEDPLASMA Norman?

  • Plasma Donation Services
  • Referral Bonus Program
  • Compensation for Donations
  • Health Screenings for Donors
  • Educational Videos for New Donors
  • On-site Medical Staff for Assistance

📍 Where can you find KEDPLASMA Norman?

KEDPLASMA Norman, located at 2101 W Lindsey St, Norman, OK 73069, offers individuals an opportunity to donate plasma for compensation. The facility strives to provide a friendly environment, with many staff members receiving positive feedback for their professionalism and cleanliness. However, some visitors have experienced challenges related to staffing shortages, which may lead to longer wait times and inconsistent communication.

While many donors appreciate the well-maintained facilities and supportive staff members, others have expressed concerns regarding management and employee attitudes. It’s suggested that potential donors be prepared for varying experiences, as this center is a mix of commendable service and occasional frustrations. Happy donors often highlight the efforts of specific team members who go above and beyond to ensure a pleasant donation experience.

Schedules:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
8 AM–6 PM 8 AM–6 PM 8 AM–6 PM 8 AM–6 PM 8 AM–6 PM 8 AM–4 PM Closed

📢 What do customers say about KEDPLASMA Norman?

Positive reviews icon Good Points Negative reviews icon Complaints
Friendly and knowledgeable staff members like Brandon, Shay, Cindy, and Andy W. Short-staffed, leading to long wait times for donations.
Clean facilities that provide a pleasant donation experience. Inconsistent communication regarding donation policies and hours.
Some staff members go above and beyond to assist donors, especially during busy times. Rude and unprofessional behavior from some employees, creating a negative atmosphere.
Great referral bonus program for bringing in new donors. Confusion over payment amounts and referral bonuses, leading to donor dissatisfaction.
Overall positive experiences reported by some donors, especially first-timers. Management appears to prioritize numbers over quality service and donor experience.