The Blood Bank of Lifeline Hospital is functional since 2014. The Blood Bank caters to the need of all the patients of the Hospital. All blood collected is split into various components like Packed cells, Fresh Frozen plasma, Cryoprecipitate, Platelets, and Single Donor Platelets on request.

The Bank caters to in-patient and out patients of the Hospital. Blood in excess is given to other Blood Banks or Hospitals belonging to the hospital.

The Blood Bank adheres to strict quality control measures and is very particular in issuing the right product to the patients in need after thorough testing.

The Blood Bank also organises Blood Donation Drives and Camps to voluntarily collect blood to issue components to patients.

There is a constant effort made to motivate, inspire, encourage and influence patient’s relatives and friends to donate blood at our Blood Bank.

During difficult days and during any crisis (natural or man-made) the Blood Bank always strives to work towards helping patients not only belonging to Lifeline Hospital but also catering to the need of anyone and everyone in the city.

• Both whole blood and blood components are offered
• 24/7 availability of blood and blood components including apheresis services
• Fully integrated facility for fast and error free transfusion services
• Offers all the common and specialized blood and components, such as platelets, red blood cells, fresh frozen plasma, Cryoprecipitate, etc
• Full time availability of qualified specialists in Transfusion Medicine for routine as well as difficult transfusion needs for patients admitted in the hospital
• Whole Blood
• Packed Red Cells
• Saline washed Red Cells
• Fresh frozen plasma
• Random Platelet Concentrate
• Cryoprecipitate
• Leuco depleted single donor platelet by Plateletpheresis



Therapeutic Apheresis procedures which include :

• Red Blood Cells Exchange
• Therapeutic Plasma Exchange
• The Cell reduction
• White blood Cells, Platelets & Red Cells Depletion

Blood Component Therapy is a replacement therapy wherein, blood is fractionanted into its various components and a deficient component is replaced, so that the damage due to lack of a particular component is prevented.

In an Apheresis, donors give only selected components depending on the donors blood type and needs of the community. The remaining blood is returned to the donor.