At this private meeting, the findings of the tests are discussed in full with the donor. These people are not charged with any crime, but warned of the medical risks of their condition. All donors are supplied with a toll-free number and a donor identification number. With these numbers, donors can find out their cholesterol reading and their blood type from a touch-tone phone. Assistants at the mobile unit explained the need to increase reserve quantities after the holiday season.
Holidays typically see many donors leaving town and consequently supplies decrease.
The Community Blood Centers of South Florida visit the Kendall Campus about every three months.