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24x7 Blood Centre at Sohana Hospital Mohali

The fully-equipped, state-of-the-art Blood Centre at Sohana Hospital ensures a safe, timely, and efficient supply of blood and its components to the patients when it matters the most. Our round-the-clock emergency-ready hospital-based Blood Centre provides emergency blood supply through standardized screening tests, protocols, and sanitary facilities for all crucial situations, including:

Trauma and Accidents

Major Surgeries

Childbirth Complications

Severe Anemia

Dengue & Blood Disorders

Cancer Treatment

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Dr. Gurmeet Singh: HOD - Blood Centre
Largest Inventory

We have one of the biggest hospital-based Blood Centre in the region, which enables a huge inventory of blood units in store for patients in need.

Advanced Technology

Our World-Class Technology ensures safety and efficacy in the separation and storage of blood for PRP & other blood related treatments.

30+ Years of Trust

A legacy of more than 30 years as the most trusted Blood Centre catering to the needs of all the patients in the region.

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About Blood Centre

What is a Blood Centre?

A Blood Centre is a specialized facility in a hospital that is dedicated to the collection, processing, storage, and distribution of blood and its components for transfusion in order to ensure a safe and reliable supply of blood for a wide range of medical needs of the patients, including surgery, trauma care, etc. A Blood Centre has stored units of whole blood, plasma, and other components of the blood, which can be made available for the patients according to their specific needs. Blood Centres can help in times of emergency blood transfusion in conditions including:

Severe Hemorrhage
Severe Gastrointestinal Bleeding
Blood Loss after a Surgery
Anemia or Pediatric Trauma
Bleeding Disorders
Thalassemia or Sickle Cell Disease
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Why choose Sohana Hospital Blood Centre?

Leading Blood Centre in the region

Experienced Staff

Our dedicated team includes highly experienced and qualified medical and paramedical personnel, ensuring the highest standards of Blood Centre facilities.

Safe Donor Selection

We undertake robust screening practices to make sure that the donors are completely healthy and free from any infectious disease, while primarily focusing on voluntary donors.

World-Class Technology

We have the world’s most advanced, state-of-the-art equipment for the separation and storage of the components of the blood and ensuring the safety and efficacy of blood products.

Easy Accessibility

Located at the heart of the tricity, we are well connected to all the nearby areas, so as to ensure timely accessibility and delivery of blood and its components in the crucial or emergency situations.

Safest Shipment Standards

We transport blood and its components in specially designed thermal-insulated transit containers, which maintain adequate temperature for blood and its components to be in their best state when delivered to the patients.

Hassle-free Process

We offer the easiest and most affordable payment options, while ensuring a smooth, compassionate, and patient-centric approach during emergencies, which makes us people’s favourite.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who can donate blood?

Answer: In general, any healthy adult between the ages of 18 to 60 years, with a weight of more than 45kg, can donate blood. A minimum haemoglobin count of 12.5g/dL is also required for a person to be able to donate blood. Apart from this, the donor should also be in good mental and physical health and not have any condition that makes them unfit for blood donation.
Answer: Yes, blood donation is generally considered a safe procedure for a blood donor. New and sterile equipment is used for every donation, eliminating the risk of infections. Donors are also made to undergo certain tests that make sure they are in good health.
Answer: In most cases, medications do not stop a person from donating blood at a blood donation center. Only people who are taking medications that interfere with platelet function or have birth defects are not allowed to donate. Common medications like blood pressure or birth control pills are generally acceptable.
Answer: Yes, in most cases, tattoo piercing does not have any effect on the blood donation eligibility of a person. However, they might need to wait for a period of 3-6 months after the piercing to be able to donate blood.
Answer: Yes, smokers and drinkers can also participate in voluntary blood donation. However, there are some guidelines that they might need to follow. These guidelines include not smoking for at least two hours before donation, and refraining from alcohol consumption on the day of blood donation. They also need to take special care of their hydration after blood donation.
Answer: Cross-matching is an important step that is taken before the blood transfusion in order to make sure that the recipient’s blood is compatible with the blood of the donor. This process is done to avoid the chances of complications and dangerous reactions.
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