Be A Donor.
Make a Difference.
Get Paid.
Welcome To
HemaCenter
Help Us Get One Step Closer to a Cure,
Donate White Blood Cells.
Did you know your white blood cells (which contain leukocytes) can make a big difference? By donating these cells through a process called leukapheresis, you help scientists across the US and abroad advance cell-based therapies to fight diseases, improve treatments, and save lives.
Your generous donation of cells can fuel next generation therapies for a host of diseases from diabetes to cancer. Not to mention, get paid for donating blood cells.
Learn More About Donating White Blood Cells
What Is
LEUKAPHERESIS
Leukapheresis is different from a typical blood donation for money.
During your donation, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved automated machine separates out different blood components. White blood cells are collected and the remaining blood is then returned to your body. This process can take several hours.
A leukapheresis donation is very safe, and our trained medical team is by your side every step of the way.
Sit back and relax in one of our comfy chairs and check out that new movie you’ve been meaning to watch! Plus you will be compensated for your time and effort!
How It Works
Register
Go to the “Donate” page and complete the form
Health Screen
Complete a blood draw & brief physical exam
Donate
Relax, lay back,
and watch a movie
Get Paid
Receive compensation for your time and effort
Repeat
Donate again in the future without having to re-register
Click HERE for the detailed step-by-step process
Donating is Safe
at HemaCenter
- Donation equipment is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
- Our highly qualified team members include a Physician and Registered Nurses
- We adhere to State and Federal laws, rules, and regulations
- Our process is conducted under ethical, Institutional Review Board approved protocols
- We use sterile, one-time-use components which are discarded after each donor
- Due to COVID-19, we are taking extra precautions by increasing disinfection, and additional donor screening upon arrival
Several factors could temporarily or permanently affect your eligibility to donate blood. These include certain health conditions, high or low iron levels, recent tattoos or piercings, certain medications, travel history, and certain sexual activities or history. Having a sexually transmitted disease or Hepatitis may also disqualify you. Additionally, if you have recently donated blood or plasma elsewhere, this may also disqualify you. In these cases, we will assess your eligibility and may or may not be able to draw your blood. If we are unable to draw your blood, you will not be compensated for your visit. If you have any questions or concerns about your eligibility, please contact HemaCenter prior to your appointment.
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