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Blood BankNon-Profit OrganizationSan Diego Blood Bank
Welcome to San Diego Blood Bank Liberty Station Donor Center. San Diego Blood Bank (SDBB) is an independent, 501(c)(3) nonprofit also operating as Southern California Blood Bank. The Blood Bank serves hospitals in Southern California with more than 150,000 units of blood each year.
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- JCJan ChristineJun 19, 20255.0Nice clean facility. Easy to make appointments. Friendly staff.
- KPKristin Emerson PowerApr 10, 20245.0Nice, clean, modern and friendly blood donor office in Point Loma. Easy appointments online, or just walk in. The nurse, manager, and all the phlebotomists are very welcoming and kind. I was done in a jiffy and offered delicious snacks by the volunteer.
- IRIvette RocaJan 5, 20235.0I absolutely love the new blood bank in beautiful Point Loma. The staff are great and truly treat you like family! I often feel lightheaded towards the end of a platelet donation and i am certain each time that the whole team will go into action if they see me get pale or i ask for help. I love donating here and will continue to do so for as long as i am healthy :)
- CAChristopher AndrewsSep 25, 20201.0I had a terrible experience there a few weeks ago. I got passed around like a piece of meat by people who couldn’t be bothered to even say hello to me. The chairs were uncomfortable to sit in for more than a few minutes. At the end of the appointment they asked me to stay in my seat, and then forgot about me.
Frequently Asked Questions About San Diego Blood Bank
What are the basic requirements to donate blood?
To donate blood, you must be at least 17 years old, weigh a minimum of 114 pounds and be in general good health.
What do I need to know about COVID-19 and blood donation?
Visit www.sandiegobloodbank.org/covid19 to learn more about COVID-19 exposure and travel deferrals, vaccines, masks and safety information.
Can I donate blood if I'm unvaccinated against COVID-19?
Eligible donors can donate blood regardless of COVID-19 vaccination status.
What are the requirements to donate blood at San Diego Blood Bank?
To donate blood, you must be at least 17 years old, weigh at least 114 pounds, and be in generally good health.
Where can I find information about COVID-19 policies for blood donation?
Visit http://www.sandiegobloodbank.org/covid19 for details on COVID-19 exposure, travel deferrals, vaccines, masks, and safety measures related to blood donation.
Can unvaccinated individuals donate blood at San Diego Blood Bank?
Yes, eligible donors can donate blood regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status.
What are the operating hours of the San Diego Blood Bank Liberty Station Donor Center?
The donor center is open Monday through Thursday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and closed on Fridays and Saturdays.
How can I book an appointment to donate blood at San Diego Blood Bank?
You can book an appointment online at http://www.sandiegobloodbank.org/donate-blood.
What is the address and contact number for San Diego Blood Bank?
The center is located at 2850 Womble Rd., Suite 30C-101B, San Diego, CA 92106. You can call them at +1 619-400-8251.
Are there any nearby places where I can grab a meal before or after donating blood?
Yes, near the donor center, you can visit Ikiru Sushi for Japanese cuisine, Fig Tree Cafe for a coffee or American fare, or Sammy's Woodfired Pizza & Grill for pizza.
What options are available nearby for fitness enthusiasts visiting the San Diego Blood Bank?
Fitness enthusiasts can visit nearby gyms such as Eat The Frog Fitness - Liberty Station, F45 Training, or YogaSix Point Loma to stay active before or after their visit.
Are there nearby services for mailing or shipping needs near San Diego Blood Bank?
Yes, Postal Annex Liberty Station and PostalAnnex+ provide post office, shipping, printing, and notary services close to the blood bank.
What should I know about the San Diego Blood Bank organization?
San Diego Blood Bank is a nonprofit organization established in 1950 that serves Southern California hospitals with over 150,000 units of blood each year.