- Plasma donations in Austria
- About Us
Plasma donation centre Hainburg on the Danube
Landstraße 155
directly on the B9
2410 Hainburg on the Danube
Opening hours
In summer:
Mo, Tu, Thu, Fr: 09:00 - 19:30
In summer:
Mo, Tu, Thu, Fr: 09:00 - 19:30
Dr. Peter Perger
Medical Director
Medical Director
Mag. Veronika Pavlovic
Practice manager
Practice manager
Donate plasma in Lower Austria
Welcome to the Europlasma donation center in Hainburg an der Donau!
Experience the pleasant and relaxed atmosphere on site. Our caring team awaits you with a smile and provides you with free mineral water and hot drinks during your visit. With your plasma donation, you will go home with the good feeling of having made vital medication possible for sick people.
To avoid waiting times and plan your visit optimally, we recommend that you make an appointment.
Important information for your visit to Hainburg
- Making an appointment: Donation appointments are allocated every quarter of an hour (starting at 8:00 a.m. or 9:00 a.m.).
- Registration: Please register at the reception desk at least 10 minutes before your appointment.
Last possible donation date:
- Monday to Friday: 18:30
We look forward to seeing you at the center!
How to find your plasma donation center Hainburg
The best way to reach our plasma center is as follows:
- Bus: Stop Steinerweg (directly opposite the donation center)
- Regio S-Bahn:
Station: Hainburg/Donau Frachtenbahnhof - then approx. 15 minutes on foot - By car:
highway A4- Coming from Vienna:
Exit Fischamend - B9 (Pressburger Bundessstraße) - Coming from Burgenland:
Exit Bruck/Leitha Ost - B211 (Rohrauer Bundesstraße)
B9 (Pressburger Bundesstraße) - coming from Bratislava:
Grenze Berg - B9 (Pressburger Bundesstraße)
- Coming from Vienna:
Make your appointment now and become a lifesaver in Hainburg!
- What our donors say:
I have been donating regularly since 2008 to help sick people who depend on vital medication.
Manfred, donor
What happens during the donation?
Before or during each donation, your blood pressure and pulse are checked, a health questionnaire is completed, your haemoglobin level is measured and your infection parameters and haematocrit are checked. You then take a seat on one of our comfortable donation beds and your arm is punctured. The plasma is mechanically separated from the remaining blood components, only the plasma is kept, the rest of the blood is returned to your body. The donation takes about 30-45 minutes.
