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Mississippi Valley Regional blood center ding partner means being counted all working together each and every one where the Mississippi Valley Regional at center I like those through our the Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center is an independent not-for-profit community-based Blood Center in Davenport Iowa we are the exclusive provider of blood products and services to hospitals in Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Missouri through the generosity of volunteer blood donors the Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center provides quality blood products and blood related therapies to patients in need throughout our service region once local needs are met MVR bc supports other community blood centers and hospitals across the nation through a resource sharing program we are committed to community quality stewardship service and innovation in 1974 the concept of a shared service organization brought together the blood banks of the Scott and rock island county medical societies to form the Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center in 2001 mb RBC merged with southeast iowa blood center based in ottumwa iowa and in 2005 acquired the community blood center of st. louis in the last decade MV RBC has experienced rapid growth both in the size of our service region and the number of units collected annually during this period of growth MV RBC kept pace with the ever-changing landscape of the blood banking industry collecting over 130,000 units of whole blood annually MV RBC provides special services such as a reference testing for hospitals educational programs self donation for surgeries therapeutic plasma exchanges the viral testing for other blood centers and volunteer programs to show our appreciation for the support of our donors MBR VC gives back to our communities through sponsorships of community events around the region we also host donor recognition events and provide volunteer opportunities through our volunteer program mb RBC operates under the guidance of a volunteer board of directors whose membership represents all aspects of the community and local business to member representatives from each service hospital constitute the body that elects the board of directors mb RBC is a locally controlled community-based organization providing jobs and services to our entire service region with an unwavering commitment to quality our focus on quality is designed to ensure the safest possible delivery of blood products and services suited for the diverse needs of patients as the caretaker of the community blood supply we understand the necessity of maintaining in cultivating the donor base to ensure the safety and availability of the community blood supply it is our responsibility to ensure that every donation is well managed and at the right products get to the right patients we take our role in stewardship very seriously MVR bc prides itself on providing our service hospitals with reliable and life-saving blood products our relationship with physicians and other healthcare professionals focus on our caring for patients with compassion we have never experienced a blood shortage in the history of our organization and remain a self-sufficient supplier to our service hospitals an innovative leader within the blood industry through the use of technology and applied research MVR bc partners with other companies and organizations around the nation and world to offer progressive blood therapy solutions and testing the blood center is licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration accredited by the American Association of blood banks and is a member of America's blood centers the national network of independent centers that collect half of the nation's blood supply MV RBC is a tax-exempt 501 C 3 organization and does not receive United Way funds as such MB RBC depends on the collection of blood from volunteer donors our primary source of income is derived from a processing fee charged to hospitals for the products used and from reference laboratory services that covers expenses for recruitment collections testing processing storage and delivery of blood products so who uses these blood products blood transfusion recipient Alicia loi shares her story it dramatically illustrates why it's important to give blood let's listen hi my name is Alicia loi and this is my husband Aaron and I'm going to give you a little bit of information about my story may 21st 2004 I was hospitalized for a tenday ruptured appendix and I ended up with three major surgeries and between the second and third surgery I ended up with blood clots and my sub clavicles and jugulars and because of that they ended up needing to go in and do blood thinners with me which could have potentially killed me but they were able to make that work as well at that time in order for them to be able to do that I had to receive at least one blood transfusion possibly more than that but I really don't have any idea how much blood I actually received but I know that without it there's no way that I would be here and so I received at least two bags of plasma and blood thinners and I was hospitalized for almost two months at Genesis East who is directly connected to Mississippi Valley Regional blood center that's where they receive all of their blood from so I know that Mississippi Valley was very much directly reflected in being able to impact our lives because without those donors there was absolutely no way every day MVR bc recruits volunteer donors to give the gift of life with the help of the recruitment staff the donors from your community come to give blood whether it's at one of the fixed donor centers or at a mobile drive in your community people from all walks of life roll up their sleeves and donate blood to help others in need to illustrate the donation process we will follow Angelo the donor as he experiences each step Angelo like all blood donors has had something to eat and drink at least four hours before donating this reduces the chance he will have a reaction to the donation first Angelo checks in at the registration desk there he presents his donor ID card or photo ID the clerk asked him for his name address the name of his doctor donor ID number and other identifying questions to be eligible to donate blood Angelo must be at least 17 years of age or 16 years of age with parental consent there is no upper age limit to donate after Angelo is finished with registration he moves into a screening booth Angelo next undergoes a mini physical which consists of recording his weight and height as well as blood pressure pulse and temperature being taken by the plebada 'must or nurse all must meet acceptable criteria