COMPREHENSIVE BLEEDING DISORDERS CENTER
EIN 37-1361264 · Blood Banks (E61)
What they do
THE ESTABLISHMENT and OPERATION of A CENTER for THE PROMOTION of EDUCATION and RESEARCH CONCERNING CLOTTING DISORDERS, THE DISTRIBUTION of BLOOD DERIVATIVES and SYNTHETIC HEMOSTATIC AGENTS to PERSONS WITH CLOTTING DISORDERS ON A DISCOUNTED OR, CONSISTENT WITH AVAILABLE RESOURCES, NO COST BASIS IN THE CASE of INDIGENT, CHARITY, or UNINSURED PERSONS,SOLICITATION of CONTRIBUTIONS and GRANTS to SUPPORT THE FOREGOING, and THE RECRUITMENT and RETENTION of COMPETENT MEDICAL PERSONNEL SO THAT CARE is AVAILABLE IN THE GEOGRAPHIC AREA SERVED BY THE CENTER for PERSONS WITH CLOTTING DISORDERS.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1999
- Location
- 1327 W GRANDRIDGE DR, DUNLAP, IL 615259338
- County
- Peoria
- In care of
- JOHN REDINGTON