Transfusion Medicine and Blood Centre at Jaiprakash Hospital is a specialized, fully equipped unit dedicated to ensuring safe blood collection, advanced screening, component separation, and timely transfusion support for patients across all departments. As a critical clinical service, the Transfusion Medicine and Blood Centre plays a vital role in improving patient outcomes, supporting emergency care, surgeries, trauma cases, maternal care, cancer treatment, dialysis support, and intensive care management.

Blood is an essential part of modern medical treatment, and our Transfusion Medicine and Blood Centre ensures that every unit collected, tested, and issued meets the highest standards of safety and quality. With a team of hematologists, transfusion medicine specialists, technologists, and trained nursing staff, the department operates 24×7 to provide reliable, accurate, and timely blood services.

Safe & Voluntary Blood Donation

We encourage voluntary blood donation under strict medical supervision. Every donor undergoes a comprehensive screening process that includes health checks, eligibility assessment, and medical counseling. The Transfusion Medicine and Blood Centre follows internationally accepted protocols and uses sterile, single-use consumables to ensure donor safety and maintain the quality of collected blood.

Common Diseases & Conditions Managed by the Transfusion Medicine and Blood Centre

Our department supports the diagnosis, management, and treatment of several conditions that require blood components or transfusion support, including:

• Severe anemia (acute and chronic)

• Thalassemia and other hereditary blood disorders

• Aplastic anemia

• Dengue with low platelet count

• Leukemia and lymphoma needing repeated transfusions

• Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy

• Bleeding disorders such as hemophilia

• Obstetric hemorrhage (postpartum bleeding)

• Trauma-related massive blood loss

• Surgical blood loss during major operations

• Sepsis with coagulopathy

• Liver disease–related clotting abnormalities

• Pre-operative and post-operative transfusion support

• Neonatal jaundice requiring exchange transfusion

• Immune thrombocytopenia (ITP)

• Hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN)

These conditions often require specialized blood components such as packed red cells, plasma, platelets, cryoprecipitate, or apheresis platelets—each tailored to individual patient needs.

Apheresis & Advanced Procedures

The Transfusion Medicine and Blood Centre also performs:

• Platelet apheresis

• Plasma exchange (plasmapheresis)

• Leukapheresis

• Therapeutic apheresis for autoimmune disorders

These advanced services help manage complex hematological and immunological conditions.

Why Choose Jaiprakash Hospital’s Transfusion Medicine and Blood Centre?

• 24×7 availability of blood and components

• Automated testing and high-sensitivity screening

• NABH-compliant safety standards

• Expert hematology and transfusion teams

• Temperature-controlled storage and full traceability

• Rapid emergency transfusion services

• Counseling and support for donors and recipients

• Safe, comfortable, and hygienic blood donation facility