FAQs
What is the National Blood Collaborative (NBC)?
We collaborate with hospitals, health systems, research institutions, biotech companies, and other organizations seeking high-quality blood components or specialized services.
How is NBC different from other national blood providers?
Unlike centralized models, NBC leverages the strength of trusted local centers—combining community relationships with national coordination to deliver scale, speed, and savings.
Who does NBC serve?
NBC is a national network of nonprofit, community-based blood centers working together to ensure a safe, reliable, and efficient blood supply across the United States.
What is the National Blood Collaborative (NBC)?
We collaborate with hospitals, health systems, research institutions, biotech companies, and other organizations seeking high-quality blood components or specialized services.
How many centers are part of NBC?
NBC is a national network of nonprofit, community-based blood centers working together to ensure a safe, reliable, and efficient blood supply across the United States.
What types of blood products does NBC provide?
We offer a full range of components, including red blood cells, plasma, platelets, cryoprecipitate, cord blood units, and specialized research-grade materials.
Can individuals donate blood directly through NBC?
NBC itself does not collect blood, but our member centers operate donation sites across the country. Visit our member’s websites to find your nearest location.
What are the benefits of working with NBC?
Partners gain access to a national supply network, responsive logistics, specialized lab services, emergency surge capacity, and a mission-driven, nonprofit approach.
How can I get in touch with NBC?
You can fill out our contact form, email us at info@nationalbloodcollaborative.org for more information about partnerships or services.
