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Blood and Organ Banks
NAICS 621991 · United States · 2022 edition
This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in collecting, storing, and distributing blood and blood products and storing and distributing body organs.
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Blood and organ banks collect, process, test, store, and distribute human blood, blood components (plasma, platelets, red cells), and body organs for transfusion or transplantation. Operations typically include donor screening and phlebotomy, laboratory testing for infectious diseases, component processing and labeling, cold-chain storage, and distribution to hospitals and medical facilities. Some organizations operate mobile blood drives or donor centers away from their main facility.
Questions to investigate
- What types of biological products does the organization collect, process, and distribute — whole blood, components, plasma, organs, or other tissues?
- What accreditations does the organization hold, and are there any current or recent regulatory actions or deficiencies?
- What is the approximate annual volume of units collected and distributed, and to what types of recipient facilities?
- Does the organization operate mobile collection drives or remote donor centers, and what vehicles and drivers are involved?
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