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NewsNov | 29 | 2021
The last year and a half have been like nothing any of us have ever experienced before. The nation’s blood supply has also felt the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Mass General Blood Donor Center is encouraging healthy individuals to donate and help maintain a consistent supply of whole blood and platelets over the upcoming weeks and months.
If you wish to donate, the Blood Donor Center asks that you schedule an appointment. There are several ways to do so:
For platelet donations, please allow about two hours for the appointment.
Walk-in appointments for whole blood will be accepted as our schedule allows. Appointments are encouraged.
All blood donors must meet Massachusetts General Hospital’s eligibility requirements to donate whole blood, platelets or red blood cells.
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The need for blood at Mass General hospitals continues to be urgent. View a list of upcoming drives.
“We are one team at the Blood Donor Center,” says Caputo. “We all do what we have to do to get blood for our patients.”
Mass General's Blood Donor Center needs donations more than ever.
Despite many hospital employees having changing schedules and some staff working from home, people have found the time to make an appointment to give blood at the Massachusetts General Hospital Blood Donor Center.
Help save a life by donating blood to the Mass General Blood Donor Center, one of the largest full-service blood transfusion and donation services in the country.
