Plasma Donors Association

Find an FDA-Registered Plasma Donation Center Near You

Use the FDA's official database to locate active plasmapheresis centers in your area.

Looking for a plasma donation center? The U.S. Food and Drug Administration maintains a searchable database of registered blood establishments, including active plasmapheresis centers.

The Plasma Donors Association makes it easier for donors to understand how to use this official FDA resource.

Search by zip code

  1. 1Click the button below to open the FDA Blood Establishment Registration Database.
  2. 2Under "Establishment Type," select "Plasmapheresis Center."
  3. 3Under "Establishment Status," select "Active."
  4. 4Enter your five-digit ZIP code.
  5. 5Click "Continue" to view matching establishments.
Search FDA Plasma Centers

The FDA database is maintained by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The Plasma Donors Association does not control or independently verify the information contained in the FDA database.

What should I look for?

When searching for a plasma donation center, use these FDA search criteria:

Establishment Type:

Plasmapheresis Center

Establishment Status:

Active

Then enter your ZIP code.

An "Active" registration indicates that the establishment is currently listed by FDA as active in the Blood Establishment Registration Database.

FDA registration alone does not constitute a Plasma Donors Association endorsement, recommendation or certification of a particular center.

Before you visit

  • Contact the donation center to confirm its hours and appointment availability.
  • Ask what identification and documentation you need to bring.
  • Confirm the center's donor eligibility requirements.
  • Review the center's current donor compensation policies if applicable.
  • Follow appropriate hydration, nutrition and rest recommendations before donating.

Why use FDA information?

FDA's Blood Establishment Registration Database provides public information about registered blood establishments throughout the United States. Using the FDA database helps donors identify establishments categorized as plasmapheresis centers and determine whether their registration status is listed as active.

Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Blood Establishment Registration Database.

The Plasma Donors Association provides access to this information for educational purposes. PDA does not operate plasma collection centers and does not endorse, recommend or certify any individual center. FDA registration information, center operating status, hours, eligibility criteria and other policies may change. Donors should verify information directly with FDA and the individual donation center before visiting.