Versiti Blood Center of Illinois

4.6
33 reviews
Versiti Blood Centers

About

Blood BankNon-Profit Organization
We are stronger together! Established in 1943, Versiti Blood Center of Illinois (formerly Heartland Blood Centers) combines the strength of blood centers in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio with state-of-the-art diagnostic laboratories, physician services, and a world-renowned Blood Research Institute. Your blood will always stay local first, but now we will have even more access to rare and unique blood types to help meet the needs of Illinois hospital patients in need. Together, with you, we promise to continue our mission: we are a beacon of hope.

Location

Versiti Blood Center of Illinois
6296 Northwest Highway, Crystal Lake, IL
60014, United States

Hours

Reviews

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  • JF
    Jane Fidler
    Sep 9, 2025
    5.0
    Great experience with very attentive staff.
  • MB
    Mark Beltz
    Jun 26, 2025
    5.0
    I always enjoy donating blood. Everyone at the Crystal lake donation center are very friendly and patient. I haven’t donated in over a year due to medical issues but they all remember me.
  • SK
    Steve Karki
    May 30, 2025
    5.0
    As always very friendly staff and they promptly got me in and out. Great job!
  • MP
    Michael Phillips
    Sep 10, 2020
    5.0
    Staff is wonderful. Versiti is well run and they get you right in. No waiting.

Frequently Asked Questions About Versiti Blood Center of Illinois

Do you pay donors?

The FDA does not allow us to pay our volunteer donors to help protect and keep the blood supply safe. However, we do sometimes give incentives to our donors as a thank you for your time and donation. At the end of the day, helping save the lives of local patients is the greatest gift anyone could receive!

Are donor center and blood drive staff required to wear a face mask?

Effective March 20, 2022, masks will not be required in our donor centers due to lower COVID cases in our communities and current CDC recommendations. Masks may be required at a community blood drive if located in a facility that requires them or per host request.