How do you verify what medications a person is taking?
When you come in for your first visit you’ll fill out some paperwork regarding your health history and any medications you’re currently taking. If more information is needed, our medical team will connect with your primary care provider.
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What do you check before donating?
As a first step, we will review any medications you may be taking and ask you some questions about your medical history. Next, we'll measure your pulse, blood pressure, heart rate, and weight and perform a finger prick test to measure your blood ...
What should I take with me?
To ensure that your first visit goes smoothly, you will want to ensure you have a few pieces of documentation with you. The three forms of identification you'll need to bring to your first appointment are a Proof of Identification, Proof of Address, ...
What do you mean by ‘good general health’?
Good general health means that you feel well on donation day and can carry out normal daily activities. If you have a chronic medical condition, you may still be eligible if you are receiving appropriate treatment to control your condition. When you ...
Medical Temporary Deferral - FAQs
Why was I deferred? A medical temporary deferral means our medical team has asked you to wait before donating to ensure that it is safe for you to donate and that you meet required donation guidelines. In many cases, you may be able to donate again ...
Your First Visit
To ensure your first visit goes smoothly, there are a few pieces of documentation you will need to bring. Join Parachute requires these three forms of identification to complete registration on your first appointment: Proof of Identification, Proof ...