Blood Banks
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Central Chennai
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Name and Information
Address
CENTRAL CHENNAI
Egmore
Lions Blood BankLions Blood Bank was the first licensed blood bank in the city. This prestigious project was commissioned in 1984, when Mother Teresa visited and blessed the services of the blood bank.
http://www.lionsbloodbank.net/
#130, Marshalls Road, Egmore,Chennai - 600 008
Tel:+(91)-(44) 28414949Fax:+(91)-(44) 28415161
George Town
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Nungambakkam
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Royapettah
Madras Voluntary Blood BankIt is an organization of blood bank which provides blood components like Packed Cells, Platelet Concentrates, Fresh-Frozen Plasma, etc.
6, Cathedral Road, GopalapuramChennai - 600 086
Tel:+(91)-(44) 2835 0300 / 2835 1200 Fax:+(91)-(44) 4352 4242
Triplicane
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NORTH CHENNAI
Ennore
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Perambur
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Pozhal
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Purasavakkam
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Tiruvottiyur
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Tondiarpet
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SOUTH CHENNAI
Adyar
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KK Nagar
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Kotturpuram
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Meenambakkam
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Mylapore
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Saidapet
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Tambaram
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Teynampet
BharatBloodBank.comBharat Blood Bank is an online non profit initiative, established in 1997.
http://www.bharatbloodbank.com/
301, Third Floor, Prince Centre, No. 709, Anna Salai (Pathari Road),Chennai - 600 006
Tel:+(91)-(44) 28588866
Thyagaraya Nagar
Dhanvandri Blood BankThey provide varied blood components like Platelets, Plasma, Packed cells, platelet concentrate, fresh frozen plasma.
Dr. Sivaraman F1 52-A South West Boag Road, T NagarChennai - 600 017
Tel:+(91)-(44) 24310660
Tiruvanmiyur
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Velachery
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WEST CHENNAI
Ambattur
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Anna Nagar
Sri Devi HospitalSri Devi Hospital is Chennai's one of the multi speciality hospital. It houses some of the most advanced Platelets, Plasma, Packed cells concentrates, cryo deficient plasma etc.
http://www.sridevihospital.com/
1620-A, 16th Main Road Anna Nagar Chennai - 600 040
Tel:+(91)-(44)2616 1959, 2616 1960Fax:+(91)-(44)2616 1714
Ayanavaram
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Kilpauk
Sree Aurobindo Blood Bank & Blood Components Research CentreOne of the pioneer blood bank they provide routine and emergency, grouping and cross matching services, with bleeding of healthy donors.
168/1, P.H. Road, KilpaukChennai - 600 010
Tel:+(91)-(44) 28261712
Sanjeevini Blood BankSanjeevini Blood Bank is located in Kilpauk. They provide safe blood components given to patients admitted to different hospitals in Chennai.
168/1,Poonamallee High Road, KilpaukChennai - 600 010
Tel:+(91)-(44) 28240337, 28216676
Porur
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Vadapalani
Janakalyan Blood BankJanakalyan Blood Bank is a well equipped blood bank in this area. They provide whole blood and various components like: Packed Cells, Saline Washed Packed Cells, Fresh Frozen Plasma etc.
1/2 Doraisamy Salai, VadapalaniChennai - 600 0267
Tel:+(91)-(44) 42046119
Vijaya HospitalIt is one of the kind which has license to prepare Blood Components and Blood Products. Also provide safe Blood and Optimal use of Blood in the form of Components.
http://www.vijayahospital.org/
180, NSK Salai, VadapalaniChennai - 600 026
Tel:+(91)-(44) 24802221
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Kanchipuram
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Tiruvallur
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