Reviews of American Red Cross (Doctor)

Deltra Suggs

Great instructor. Enjoyed!

Rick Winkler

I called for information on past and re-certification and was given all the info I needed they also e-mailed me everything I needed for the certification great people and a great organization all around

Jamie Lively

They're there to help ppl in the event of an emergency

Bill Crooms

The volunteers for the Red Cross are amazing! I am impressed and moved by the kindness and commitment that these people displayed. It was a pleasure to get to meet each one of them.#Sonny'sBBQ

Susie Haas

No lines for giving

kennie morales

I love it because of what we do.

Bruce Banks

Ok

Ba Walker

Service to military families, weather disasters, blood drives, and public events.

William J. Walsh, MD

They do great work with a small staff. Utah would be a poorer place without them.

U Kuttig

Support the American Red Cross by donating. The volunteers do tremendous community work and help when ever disaster strikes. Join, or donate blood, take advantage of the many interesting seminars the ARC offer.

Bearded Rhino

So I just read a story about how the American Red Cross was doing great work helping the people in Syria... But if you want help in Milwaukee you have to go to them... So apparently war-torn Syria is safer than Milwaukee according to the American Red Cross

M Brintle

Professional and friendly staff!

Colleen Hurley

Everyone was wonderful very pleasant experience

Albadri Reem

good

Kiernan O'Neil

They are rally ice peple with a great cause Keep doing you

Alexander Vrbancic

HONESTLY WORST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE WITH CUSTOMER SERVICE. I had to reschedule a class and it took 3 hours for them to even figure out how to do it, plus, I was put on hold every 10 min. I talked to 4 different people and was transferred without them even telling me i was being transferred to someone else. HORRIBLE HORRIBLE customer service never been so frustrated in my life. If I could give negative stars, I would.

Caroline B

We were affected by Hurricane Florence and lost everything. We barely made it out alive, and came to Red Cross for medical assistance since we lost EVERYTHING in the storm (our home was entirely submerged underwater), and Red Cross TURNED US AWAY for medical assistance. The one thing they're supposed to do, they turned us away.

Guy Smith

Went for mandatory training If you haven't been through any basic first aid, CPR, or emergency situation training, you should get some, and do it here. OUTSTANDING!

Roxanne Marshall

There is a shortage of blood supplies. So I went to give some but due to my illness I was unable to do so

Ken Haran

Great friendly staff make the blood donation process very easy and timely.

Aron Laycock

Honestly they do a lot for people and victims

BenandKirstin Cotter

Great CPR class

Jamie Logan

Also VA CRRC

Kirsten Stuart

Very Kind and Helpful people

Darryl Barnes

Great instructor who taught our class. Highly qualified and years and years of experience. Gave insight and went beyond required course material. I had a great experience.

LeAnn Wylie

The Red Cross provides shelter and meals in disasters. Collects life saving blood and helps families who have suffered a loss.

Robert Eggert

Gave Blood again. Up to 8 gallons and 2 pints!

F CS

I was very disappointed by the treatment by the front desk staff. I'm aware that this location is in a bad neighborhood but just because I happen to be of dark complexion and wearing a big puffy jacket does not mean I deserve to be treated like a criminal. When coming in (I had never been there before), I was asked "what I wanted", told to sign in then had to figure out what room I was supposed to go to. I had no idea I was supposed to sign out as well and the lady at the desk yelled at me to stop, asked where I was going and that I needed to sign out immediately. The other people in my class were given no such instructions and only stopped because I had been yelled at. I apologized for not knowing the protocol (since I'd never been there before) and was told "well next time we'll have security handle you". I am a grad student in School Psychology, work in school administration, am a suburban homeowner with no criminal record, and will never patronize or recommend this facility due to the terrible, prejudicial attitudes of your front desk staff. This threw me off for the duration of my class and made me feel like I was being singled out whenever the instructor called me out for something. Call me sensitive but I have first hand experience being treated like a second class citizen and this fit the bill to a T.

Clinton Wylie

Hard working volunteers doing the things the Red Cross does.

Chiane Perry

Great place for training.

Jeremy Roberts

Nice location and facility.

Steve Garner

Nice, clean. Donate whole blood, red and white blood cells

Marshall Heiden

Good for volunteering.

Erik Keener

Very convenient location and staff got me through my donation very efficiently.

Christopher Elrod

Great place for CPR, First Aid, AED, and BLS training and certification.

Daniel Human

This is one of my favorite organizations. They help with so many parts of the community. Everything from disaster response to blood drives are covered by these folks. They even change batteries in smoke alarms for homebound community members.

david stryker

I have been a big supporter of the American Red Cross for many years, attending fund raising events and spending money to help others. I hate to say it, but that all changed when I went to a recent blood drive and had my blood refused. I know, this is confusing, because that is what the American Red Cross does, right? I have a fairly rare blood disorder called Hemochromotosis. My body doesn't break down iron. It means that one a month I head in and give my pint donation and then feeling good about myself, move on. I had been donating to a private firm and decided that I would start donating to the American Red Cross as that would help my community at large. Imagine my surprise when I was told at the Red Cross that people suffering from hemochromotosis could not donate blood because it benefited them to do so. I honestly thought they were joking and said that I thought the American Red Cross had been originally set up to "Benefit" the American People. They weren't laughing. Hemochromotosis affects 1 in 200 Americans. The American Red Cross has turned their backs on helping close to 1.6 million Americans and has given up nearly 800,000 gallons of iron rich blood a year to follow old doctrine established decades ago. When I say old doctrine, I am supporting this with statements from both the American Medical Association and the FDA. Both of which state that using the blood from donors with hemochromotosis posses no danger to the recipients and, in fact, benefits those with anemia. The fact that we are the last country in the world that allows this type of , dare I say it, discrimination, against people with hemochromotosis, speaks volumes.