BioLife Plasma Services

Within the organizational milieu at BioLife, it has been observed that supervisors and trainers purposefully engage in acts of deliberate demeaning, orchestrating instances of public humiliation in the presence of donors, with the explicit intention of undermining the intellectual acumen and social standing of their subordinates. Paradoxically, while the management ostensibly espouses the ethos of self-advocacy, any attempts to assert one's dignity and challenge such mistreatment are met with an orchestrated display of emotional fragility, replete with cheap cinematic tears and a calculated manipulation of the victim narrative. This insidious pattern of narcissistic interplay perpetuates a deleterious cycle, culminating in a persistently understaffed environment at BioLife.

On Monday February 21th I EVAN MILLER gave plasma at 900 isbell st I’m greenbay Wisconsin 54303

During I was giving my plasma and my machine keep going off because of my plasma which was a little pink which I was trying to tell the employee that sometimes my plasma come out pink and I ask to speak to a manger which the person wasn’t available so went to the front desk to ask for corporate number which they refuse to give to me so I return Thursday’s the 24th and I was ban for speaking my peace and I have the situation on video and the person who wrote me up lied and said I was cussing and then I told her I don’t want to diesel to her and she reply with she the only person here so I have to talk to her but the employees lied on me and I think I been single out cause of my race I have everything on video and I can prove the employees lied …what should I do

I have been faithfully donating at the Isbell center for about 5 years now, completing 300 or more donations. The only serious issue I seem to consistently run into is the 6 month protein test. The first two tests that were ever conducted came back inconclusive, meaning it was the labs faulty equipment, which meant I had to wait a week to retake the test, and yet another seven to ten days for the results. The other times were apparently my fault, which one has no option but to take accountability for. Today I found out I was unable to complete my second donation of the week due to the fact the results were not in. I was depending on the donation, due to the fact that it was my larger payment day, and also because I am in a rough patch in my life financially, not to mention living wise. I admit, I was upset with the receptionist at the Isbell center, but said nothing harmful to her whatsoever. She hung up on me, and when I called back to speak with a supervisor, she hung up once more. I found that to be completely unprofessional, her name was Diane. Along with her, I've noticed increasingly that the "veteran" technicians, or the ones who have been there longer anyway, have become more and more nasty in nature. Im on the fence about even returning at all for future donations.

I have been donating plasma with bio life since around 1996. Two years, they place a life time band on donating plasma at any location (permanent deferral placed on me at the location 900 isbell st, green bay, wi 54303)

Now to explain the reason for the permanent deferral...

There was a couple of times that I forgot to report a non-impactful procedure (one was a sleep apnea sleep test, and a I believe it was cat scan that used a die that would have not effected the plasma). This happened over a two to three year period of time.

They decided to go back to the time I started to donate (1996) and found a time that I had blood taken for a physical that I did not report.

They made the decision put a life time band from me being able to donate. I have attempted to get reinstated and they will not budge from this decision.

I feel that this was handle irrationally, because these non-disclosures were not intentional. I want someone else tell me that I should feel any different. The odds that every donor that is currently donating as disclosed every time blood was taken, physical taken, sleep apnea sleep test, etc...) I am sure are pretty slim, especially going all the way back to 1996.

I want this situation to be revisited and request to have the life time band be lifted.

Richard degreef
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