Blood Bank

Yes, all blood units are rigorously tested for HIV, Hepatitis B & C, syphilis, malaria, and other infectious diseases before transfusion.

Healthy individuals between 18–65 years, weighing over 50 kg, and meeting basic health criteria can donate blood.

You can donate whole blood every three months (approximately 90 days) if you meet the eligibility criteria.

We follow strict sterile techniques, use single-use disposable equipment, and conduct health screenings before blood donation.

Yes, we regularly organize voluntary blood donation camps and drives in collaboration with communities, institutions, and organizations.

We separate and use packed red blood cells, platelets, fresh frozen plasma, and cryoprecipitate depending on patient needs.

You can call our 24/7 helpline or visit the Blood Bank department directly for donation registration or urgent transfusion requirements.

Yes, blood donation is completely safe. We use sterile, single-use equipment for every donor and follow strict hygiene protocols.

The actual blood donation takes about 8-10 minutes. Including registration, screening, and rest, the entire process takes approximately 30-45 minutes.

It depends on the medication. Some medications may require a temporary deferral. Our medical team will assess your eligibility during the screening process.

Donated blood is tested for infectious diseases, processed into components (red cells, platelets, plasma), and stored under the right conditions until needed for patient transfusions.

Blood is issued based on availability and medical need. Processing and testing charges may apply. We encourage replacement donation to maintain adequate blood stocks.