Bio Life Plasma Service
(406)268-0501Center Type: Paid Plasma
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Donor: Blood Hero Date: 2024-04-26 Rating:  |
Rate and Comment on Bio Life Plasma Service| Donor: Chris Date: 2016-07-25 Rating: |
| If you aren_t donating plasma there, then you should because those guys are great. I read some of the posts but there is nothing recent. It doesn_t even seem to be the same place as what some people are describing it as in the past. I can_t express how those guys have saved me by making ti so I can pay my rent every month. I make $70 a week right now. that_s $280 a month-----seriously.. if you aren_t donating there - what is wrong with you? |
| Donor: Alex Date: 2013-01-11 Rating: |
| GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS. I_ll be honest - I donate to see the honeys! Great Falls Biolife has done a outstanding job at hiring hotties that are nice and fun to talk to. They are the best at poking people, and the attitude in there is pretty professional with just the right amount of flirty. Makes my day to have hot nurses take my plasma while i kick back, relax, and watch them work. |
| Donor: Russell Date: 2012-02-19 Rating:  |
| For several years after it opened, the Great Falls BioLife center was a great place to go. It has a good management team and an inviting, warm, friendly atmosphere. Donors were treated as family. About three years ago, all that changed. Some new managers were put in place and the quality of service plummeted. It seems now that the Great Falls center just grinds up staff and spits them out. Turnover is rampant and customer service in nonexistent. I can no longer recommend the Great Falls center, to anyone. |
| Donor: Vetch Date: 2012-01-11 Rating: |
| Sorry. I would not recommend it. |
| Donor: Rebecca Date: 2012-01-08 Rating: |
| My opinion has not changed: The Great Falls Biolife center is living proof of why competition is a good thing. The center gets away with terrible treatment of its donors only because they do not have an alternative. Our economy is in poor shape, and people are desperate for money. They must either put up with the rude treatment or go without the money. There is no alternative.. It_s sad to see that rather than confront and fix its problems, Biolife has people post false comments to make th center look good. Get people who treat the donors decently and get gopod comments the old-fashioned way: Earn them. |
| Donor: Luke Date: 2012-01-07 Rating: |
| I see an employee of the wretched Great Falls BioLife facility has posted under the name \_Randy\_ and written a pr0longed piece of fiction defending the embarassment of a facility. The staff of the Great Falls Biolife center should write a book about how to provide poor customer service. The rude, snarly demeanor of the staff starts at the top with the incompetent, blowhard management and permeates the whole facility. The staff always treats you like you are an incovenience. Excuse me! Isn_t the staff being paid to collect plasma, which Baxter healthcare can then market at exorbitant prices? The staff should be thankful we are guarateeing them a job. The staff takes perverse pleasure in harpooning donors, stabbing them repeatedly with vigor as they awkwardly try to find a vein. Donors often leave with black and blue arms as the staff snickers at the pain they have been put through. The place is filthy, and I don_t know why the FDA tolerates such unsterile conditions. The Great Falls center was a good place when it opened and for several years after that. It has fallen apart though and continues to decline. I would no recommend going there. |
| Donor: Ashlee Date: 2012-01-07 Rating: |
| At Great Falls Bio Life Plasma Services I find the current staff AMAZING! The girls up front are always happy, smiling, and in a wonderful mood. The care they provide is truly professional and gratifying. They take pride in being experts in their trade. |
| Donor: Randy Date: 2011-12-23 Rating: |
| I have no doubt that many of the negative posts here are from donors who are permanently banned from donating because of their behavior. The Great Falls Biolife is one of the best in the country. I have been to several, and in Great Falls you truly see a sense of pride in what they do. I have been donating for years and have seen many staff come and go and i must say that the staff that is there now is one of the beast teams i_ve ever seen. The place is spottless, the service is superior. Sure everyone has their off days, but his is a medical facility, and outcomes cannot always be predicted. for those peopel having bad experiences, from what i_ve witnessed, it is usually because they do not take good care of themselves healthwise and end up having reactions. Then they jump on this website and bash the place like its a hell hole. Don_t be decieved!!!.. Go and see for yourself just how professional they are, and how rewarding it is to participate in such a valuable process. |
| Donor: Vinnie Date: 2011-12-23 Rating: |
| If the Great Falls BioLife Center shuts its doors, 2012 would be a better year for all of us. Come on BioLife. Do the right thing, for once. |
| Donor: Wesley Date: 2011-11-18 Rating: |
| Why hasn_t the FDA closed this place? It has cantankerous staff that don_t follow safe medical procedures. The managers there are bullies and are hated by the staff, which takes their anger out of the donors. |
| Donor: Debbie Date: 2011-08-01 Rating:  |
| I donated about 3 years ago and the center had staff that was always in a hurry and the sticks were 50-50--some staff does great sticks and some not so good--I quit going because of it and started again the last 2 months I find the place clean and the lab staff very professional and alert to problems with customers as in the medical field that is a given things will happen, however I do find a few of the customer service to be a little rude and act as if you are a number and not acknowledge you as a person, the nurses are also trained and professional and look out for the customers to keep them safe-I did not know much about the last managers , but the black manager sorry do not know his name may be TJ--is very friendly, keeps his eye open and jumps in and helps when get busy there is another manager again sorry I do not know his name he is bald and he is rude and acts like customers and staff do not exist and he could care less about being where he is--I notice tention with staff whenever he walks the floor -I have never seen him help or acknowledge good suggestions from other staff--I am in management and have been for years--I can observe things others may not see--I think Great Falls BioMed is like any other business-80% of staff OK --10% outstanding and 10% poor attitutes and negative-I would like to make a suggestion double donation money on your birthday and some kind of bonus for customers who are long term donors ( bonus after 1yr-2 yr etc)I plan to donate 2 week to help with gas money as long as I have lab tech_s and nurses who take great care to ensure I am safe. |
| Donor: Anonymous Donor Date: 2010-12-06 Rating: |
| Try donating at the St. George Utah Biolife, the manager is on pain killers and fires everyone he doesn_t like, he is rude and mean. |
| Donor: Anonymous Donor Date: 2010-12-06 Rating: |
| Try donating at the St. George Utah Biolife, the manager is on pain killers and fires everyone he doesn_t like, he is rude and mean. |
| Donor: Rebecca Date: 2010-12-05 Rating: |
| The Great Falls Biolife center is living proof of why competition is a good thing. The center gets away with the shoddy treatment of its donors because the donors do not have an alternative. They must either put up with the poor staff or be out the money. There is no where else to go. |
| Donor: Jerry Date: 2010-12-04 Rating: |
| Speaking of crap, if that_s how you like to be treated, I recommend you go to the Great Falls Biolife center. It_s where customer service goes to die. I have never seen a more grouchy, rude bunch of people in my life. They make donors feel like they should be apologizing for coming in to donate plasma. isn_t that why the center exists? I have heard rumors that the center will be closed. I_ll miss the money but not the staff. |
| Donor: judy Date: 2010-11-07 Rating:  |
| wow, i cannot believe the crap people are writing on this site. i have been donating for two years, and have never been treated poorly by anyone there. the staff there have always been polite and considerate, and the new management has really turned the place around. it sounds to me like a few people have made up names so they can post lies....sour grapes for sure. this is a good place to go for some extra money. don_t believe all the crap your have been reading here. good job to all the staff. |
| Donor: Mike Date: 2010-11-07 Rating: |
| I_ve been donating in the Great Falls center for five months. Great people, great service. Good money. |
| Donor: Jonathon Date: 2010-10-01 Rating: |
| All I can say is the Great Falls BioLife center is lucky this town is in a deep recession and most of its residents are desperate for cash. That_s the only reason people are willing to put up with the crappy sevice they receive at this center. The staff seems to be poorly trained, the center is always a mess and it appears no one manages the dump. What happened to this place? It was great when it opened and was a pleasant place for a number of years. It has turned into Dante_s Inferno. I have heard rumors that it will be closing, which is sad. It used to be such a 0nice place. |
| Donor: Roberto Date: 2010-03-15 Rating: |
| Perhaps there is something in the water that makes the people who work at the Great Falls BioLife Center so rude and surly. Whatever the cause, I_m tired of putting up with the result. Great Falls is a nice town; the managers of this place have to go out of their way to recruit thes people. |
| Donor: Kim Date: 2010-03-11 Rating: |
| I feel like the staff does a great job of treating the donors with respect, considering the varied clientele they deal with. I have been donating for over 3 years now, and as with any medical procedure you cannot predict the outcome, but you hope for the best. I have seen many, many staff come and go in that 3 year period and only a few familiar faces remain, however the latest batch of new hires seem to be very capable AND friendly. I take advantage of my time there to practice personal observation. It never ceases to amaze me when donors don_t take the initiative to help assure themselves a pleasant experience. Not hydrating and not eating or unhealthy habits are things that can practically guarantee you will NOT have a pleasant experience. That is not the centers fault. When you start donating they are very clear about what we as donors need to do to optimize the experience, if you don_t do what you are suppose to and you don_t speak up if you feel things are not going well, then that is your own fault NOT the center. I am a friendly, outgoing person and I think that helps me garner respect and attention not just there, but in life in general. One can only expect to get back what they put out. I_ll bet the people complaining on here never even said anything directly to the center. All the staff on the floor are on their feet ALL day, they barely get a break and cannot even chew gum or get a drink. I have a luxury of a job where I can go to the bathroom, chew gum and drink at my leisure. Those phelbotomists especially have a very challanging job and I applaud them for sticking with the odd schedules and lack of freedom to secure a decent paying job with benefits. So, if you don_t like it don_t go. Last time I checked it was a voluntary process. |
| Donor: Amanda Date: 2010-03-01 Rating: |
| Iy you think the Great Falls BioLife center is a bad place to visit as a donor, you should try working there. The managers are hostile toward the employees --always yelling at them and berating them. This is inexcusable behavior. Morale has been in the dumper for more than a year, and it continues to fall. |
| Donor: Bill Date: 2010-02-11 Rating: |
| I have been more than patient, but I have had my fill with this joint. It was a little over a year ago that management changed at this place. The Great Falls center used to be run by a very outgoing and helpful manager. As an added bonus, she also was very easy on the eyes. The staff was well trained, always courteous and always helpful. Having that manager leave was the worst that that ever happened to this joint. She was replaced with a couple of rude witches, who, frankly, are very hard on the eyes. They are rude to customers_ and their terible attitudes seem to rub off on the whole staff. Morale seems to be in the dumper and the staff is always bickering. They all seem to hate their jobs, and they take it out on their donors. Enough is enough. You can_t pay me enough to put up with this staff. |
| Donor: Eleen Date: 2010-02-11 Rating: |
| Stay as far away as you can from this place. |
| Donor: Sweet Lou Date: 2009-12-30 Rating: |
| I_ve gone to the Great Falls BioLife several years. Over the past year and a half, I have seen the place take a nosedive. It is time to shut this dump permanently. The incompetent staff nearly killed a donor, leaving her sprawled out on the floor crying and shaking in fornt of other donors. The staff seemed to blame the donor for having a reaction. Perhaps if they hid qualified people who didn_t butcher donors_ arms as they try to tap a vein, donors wouldn_t have such reactions. This center used to have a great staff. That_s all in the past. If you really need money and don_t mind being treating rudely by poorly paid, untrained staff, go to the Great Falls BioLife center. Please realize that your life is in the hands of a truly bottom-of-the barrel staff. |
| Donor: Jocko Date: 2009-12-29 Rating: |
| BioLife has a terrible reputation. They don’t pay their people anything and have very poorly trained staff who often injure — and in some cases kill donors. Thye also promise $20 to $25 a vist and sometimes cut the pay to $5, saying the individual’s plasma was of “low quality.” Most of the people giving plasma are homeless and in desperate need of cash, so it is very pathetic how they take advantage of people. |
| Donor: MarK Date: 2009-11-18 Rating: |
| I just came to town about a year ago, and started donating for some extra cash, heck who can argue with an extra $200 a month, plus bonuses? Not this guy. Anyways, I_ve never had a problem there at all. The staff has always been nice and for the most I feel welcome, people have their off days but overall it_s not that bad. My worst experience has been when being stuck they missed the vein, moved the needle around (Because the FDA only allows them to insert a need twice) until blood started flowing. From this action, instead of switching arms as I suggested, was a bubble started forming and then blood started leaking and it was extremely uncomfortable. They pulled the needle out, gave me an ice pack and stuck my right arm. What bothers me is I they gave me no care instructions, I didn_t know I was supposed to put heat on it for 20-30 mins every hour or so. I wasn_t informed of this until about 4 days later when I showed up for my next appointment. I have a HUGE bruise on my left arm from this, which looks bad. Other than that, I_ve had no problems there. |
| Donor: Vince Date: 2009-09-28 Rating: |
| Looking at the postings on this site, I don_t understand how this dump remains open. Is there no government oversight of this facility? It should be closed as a health hazard. |
| Donor: Tammy Date: 2009-09-17 Rating: |
| well trying adding NEVER changing their gloves, or getting sloppy when drawing blood and simply wiping it off with a little piece of gauze instead of sanitizing, to the list of rudeness. In my opinion, Biolife of all places should practice clean and sanitary service, equipment and staff. |
| Donor: Terry Date: 2009-08-17 Rating: |
| Corporate doesnt help the employees or the donors out when they drop their rates and management treats their staff like crap and management shows a lot of favortism.. least this is how it is in Cheyenne, Wy.... |
| Donor: Rebecca Date: 2009-08-11 Rating: |
| I see this Web site asks us to be kind when posting, so I will try. However, that is a tall order when it comes to talking about the Great Falls BioLife business. It is very poorly run and, as a donor, I am insulted by the way I am treated there. Excuse me for trying to give the center a donation. |
| Donor: Swarzy Date: 2009-07-02 Rating: |
| The place seems disorganized. I also agree that staff there doesn_t appreciate donors. They make you feel very unwelcome. |
| Donor: Michael Date: 2009-06-29 Rating: |
| The Great Falls BioLife center is an example of how not to run a business. The only reason people keep going back is that we are in a deep recession, and people are desperate for cash. The center was once, as other folks posting here note, a good place to visit. However, since last fall the center has fallen apart. Donors never no when -- or if -- the center will be open. If the center is open, you can expect to wait and wait and wait until you are served. While you wait, though, you are treated to continual rude treatment by staff. I wouldn_t recommend the Great Falls BioLife to my worst enemy. |
| Donor: Ryan Date: 2009-06-29 Rating: |
| If you like to wait a long time and be treated like dirt by staff, I strongly recommend donating plasma at the Great Falls BioLife center. You_ll be treated to sarcastic comments, talked down to and leave feeling like that was one of the worst experiences of your life. You_ll also be left wondering how BioLife managed to recruit so many rude people. This can_t be a coincidence. The BioLife human resources people must strive to recruit such hostile folks. |
| Donor: Darla Date: 2009-05-26 Rating: |
| I was very surprised to see the other comments posted on the BioLife in Great Falls. I have been a long time donor and have always had great customer service. The staff is fun and professional. I am always seen at or before my appointed time. The facility is spotless. There have been a lot of changes since October but I think they are for the better. I highly recommend donating at this center. |
| Donor: Mary Date: 2009-04-01 Rating: |
| The Great Falls center is dirty, unorganized and staffed by rude, poorly trained staff. This wasn_t always the case, but the facility has gone down hill rapidly since late last year. The number of donors continues to fall, and the center has cut back its hours and closed on Saturdays as a result. Staff memebrs have told me that the rumor is that the center will be shut down for good. |
| Donor: Rita Date: 2009-03-10 Rating: |
| It is sad how far and how fast the Great Falls BioLife center has gone down. I used to enjoy going there. That stopped last fall. Now, I have to brace for rude treatment from rude staff. Why can_t thye show a little respect for donors anymore? |
| Donor: Mary Date: 2009-03-08 Rating: |
| What_s the use in giving BioLife Great Falls time. It_s a disaster. It appears the main qualification for working at the Great Falls center is to be rude. This wasn_t always the case. It used to be a pleasure coming to BioLife, but it just fell apart last fall. All the good staff left, and the new management doesn_t have a clue. They hire people that are even ruder and stupider than they are. I guess that_s their way of feeling good about themselves; they sure don_t care about their donors anymore. |
| Donor: Leonard Date: 2008-12-24 Rating: |
| BioLife in Great Falls is not what it once was. The hours have been cut drastically, and it is no longer open on Saturdays. Many of the quality, longtime staffers have left in since early November. I_m willing to give the new management time, but it has a long way to go to return to the level of service it once had. |
| Donor: Jerry Date: 2008-12-23 Rating: |
| The Great Falls BioLife used to be a great place to donate. Since about the beginning of November 2008, it has gone through a complete transformation -- for the worse. Most of the good staff has left. The repalcements are poorly trained and rude. The new manager uses profanity and encourages other staffers to do the same. It_s not uncommon to hear staffers yelling at each other with expletive-loaded sentences. Morale is terrible. The staff seems to hate each other. The staff treats donors like they are major inconveniences. |