Dear donors!
We are happy to inform you that our donation centre for plasma donations is opened for you again. We are all experiencing a very challenging time. The current situation around COVID-19 has again confirmed to us how important and irreplaceable your plasma donations are. Right now, human plasma is urgently needed to produce life-saving drugs for patients. There is a risk of a shortage of plasma-based drugs in a few months. For this reason we ask you to continue donating plasma. You are making a valuable contribution to the continuous care of patients.
We can understand that you are concerned about COVID-19. We have been working hard in the last few weeks on safety precautions, because your safety and health, as well as the safety and health of our employees, is our highest priority.
We appreciate your willingness to donate plasma and ask you to follow these guidelines:
- Please make an APPOINTMENT for your donation and come punctually to the appointment
- For your protection we recommend that you come with a new mask (if you have one). Otherwise you will receive a mask from us. Please wear it until you leave the centre
- Carry your donor card (via app or ID card) with you
- Keep a minimum distance of 1 meter in the centre
- Please follow the instructions of our employees
- Please come to donate ALONE
- If you have cough, fever or other cold symptoms, please stay at home
- If you have been in contact with COVID-bearers (including suspected cases), please stay at home as well
We will be glad to answer all further questions and provide information on the increased protection measures directly at the centre. You can arrange your appointments by phone, online or via Savelives App.
We are looking for COVID-19 convalescents for plasma donation!
We are urgently looking for COVID-19 recovered persons for plasma donations! If you are recovered after your COVID-19 illness, please call our donation centre to make an appointment. You must be symptom-free for 28 days. Then please bring proof of a corona infection to your initial examination.
It is known from previous virus epidemics that antibodies are formed in the blood of healthy people which can fight the infection. These antibodies cannot be produced artificially, but only from the plasma of recovered patients. The purpose of collecting this hyperimmune plasma is to obtain a hyperimmune globulin Anti-SARS-CoV2. The aim is to develop a hyperimmunoglobulin drug from it, which is able to cure patients affected by COVID-19. This drug is to be tested in clinical trials later this year.
Become a pioneer in the fight against the corona virus and support research into the treatment of COVID-19!
CoVIg-19 Plasma Alliance
Europlasma with its parent company LFB in France are part of the Plasma-Alliance CoVIg-19, which is working with world-leading plasma companies to develop an anti-SARS CoV-2 hyperimmune globulin drug with the potential to treat patients at risk of serious complications from COVID-19.
Europlasma, LFB, Biotest, BPL, Octapharma, CSL Behring and Takeda have formed the CoVIg-19 Plasma Alliance to jointly develop a plasma-based, brand-independent therapy rather than pursuing individual programs.
The companies are plasma-derived therapies manufacturers with plasma collection centers that have extensive experience in the discovery, development and production of these vital, life-saving and life-sustaining treatments.
Landstraße 155 (directly at the B9)
2410 Hainburg a. d. Donau
Phone: +43 2165 52 024
Fax: +43 2165 52 024 22
E-Mail: hainburg[at]europlasma.at
Arrange an appointment at the Donation Centre Hainburg
Last possible donation date: Mon - Fri: 19:00, Sat: 12:00
Donation appointments are made every hour (starting at 8:00 or 9:00).
Please report to the reception desk at least 10 minutes before your donation appointment. To avoid waiting times for you, we recommend you to arrange an appointment.
You are already a registered donor? Here you can make your appointment:
You want to donate for the first time? Arrange your first appointment now by phone oder per E-Mail
Direction to Donation Centre Hainburg
Bus: Station Steinerweg (directly opposite the donation centre)
Regio S-Bahn: Station: Hainburg/Donau Frachtenbahnhof - about 15 Min. walking ditstance
Car:
Autobahn A4
coming from direction Vienna:
Exit: Fischamend – B9 (Pressburger Bundessstraße)
coming from direction Burgenland:
Exit: Bruck/Leitha Ost – B211 (Rohrauer Bundesstraße)
B9 (Pressburger Bundesstraße)
coming from direction Bratislava:
Grenze Berg - B9 (Pressburger Bundesstraße)
Vienna 9th district
Phone: +43 1 319 53 63
Vienna 21st district
Phone: +43 1 908 11 00
Retz
Phone: +43 2942 20 333
St. Pölten
Phone: +43 2742 90 333
Hainburg an der Donau
Phone: +43 2165 52 024
Seiersberg
Phone: +43 316 29 33 33
Leoben
Phone: +43 3842 44 404