Eco X | Blood Center
Saving lives every day
Mobile blood center for blood collection and donation drives throughout Brazil.
Why Choose Eco X
Mobile data collection, delivered with precision
Eco X has developed a mobile blood collection unit that functions as a mobile blood center: screening, collection, storage, and donor recovery, following the same principles as a stationary facility.
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100 donations can save 400 lives.
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Comprehensive infrastructure.
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Blood circulation with safe collection.
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Refrigerated storage rooms, a generator, and an elevator for people with disabilities.
Service Cycle
From Reception to Collection
How the mobile blood collection unit helps
- They take blood drives to neighborhoods, schools, businesses, and communities.
- They serve municipalities that do not have a permanent blood center.
- They make donating a more natural part of the donor's routine, reducing the need to travel.
- They are expanding their fundraising capacity without construction or a new headquarters.
- They facilitate seasonal campaigns and donation drives.
- They serve inland regions, rural areas, and isolated communities.
- They support institutional initiatives and partnerships with companies.
- They strengthen public policy on blood therapy.
- They promote compassionate, accessible, and efficient care.
Areas of the facility
What the mobile unit offers
The project may include areas for clinical screening, hematological screening, blood collection, blood bag storage, and donor rest and recovery, as well as an area for snacks and hydration.
Area
Clinical and Hematological Screening
Privacy and Security from the Start
A private, one-on-one interview with a healthcare professional to review the donor’s medical history, ensuring the safety of both the donor and the recipient.
- Check-in and registration upon presentation of an official document
- A private setting for individual and confidential interviews
- Vital sign checks and weighing
- Hemoglobin and Hematocrit Tests Using the Finger-Prick Method
Area
Blood Drive
Comfort for the donor and the staff
Donations are made in a safe, comfortable, and air-conditioned environment equipped with technology that ensures continuous air circulation, thereby reducing germs and bacteria.
- Air-conditioned environment
- Air treatment and renewal system independent of the HVAC system
- Active decontamination resources
- Continuous ventilation during operation
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Conservative Chamber
Every bag safely delivered to its destination
After collection, the blood bags are stored in a temperature-controlled storage chamber until they are shipped to their final destination.
- Temperature-controlled cold storage rooms
- Storage of the bags inside the unit itself
- Generator for Energy Self-Sufficiency
Area
Rest, Recovery, Snacks, and Hydration
Care that continues after the donation
An air-conditioned room for donors to rest and receive care after donation, equipped with a reclining chair and professional supervision in case of discomfort or an adverse reaction.
- Reclining chair
- Professional support in cases of illness
- Snack and Hydration Area
- Guidelines for Donors to Stay Well and Healthy
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Infrastructure and Accessibility
Ready to operate in any region
Technological and operational resources defined according to each institution's project.
- Elevator for people with disabilities or limited mobility
- Satellite Internet
- Generator for Energy Self-Sufficiency
- Outdoor awning for outdoor service
- Sway control system for vehicle stabilization
1 donation saves 4 lives
How many lives do you want to save?
100 lives
A donation that turns into life
The mobile unit has the potential to make a major impact. In just one day, it can process 100 donations, with the potential to save up to 400 lives.
The Eco X mobile units make it easier for people to donate, expanding the reach of campaigns and helping to save lives.
Closer to those who give.
Closer to those in need.
Cases
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About the Eco X Mobile Blood Center Unit
Eco X develops mobile blood collection units that function as mobile blood centers: screening, collection, storage of blood bags, and donor recovery—all carried out in vans, minibuses, buses, or double-decker buses—for campaigns throughout Brazil.
What is a mobile blood collection unit?
It is a mobile blood center: a facility on wheels designed to bring blood collection services to different municipalities and regions. It includes the facilities and equipment needed to serve donors, from check-in and screening through collection and recovery.
What are the benefits of a mobile blood center?
The mobile blood collection unit brings blood donation closer to the public, expands the reach of blood drives, and allows the service infrastructure to be taken to different locations, ensuring comfort and organization at every stage.
Does Eco X develop custom projects?
Yes. Each project is custom-designed, with the layout, equipment, spaces, and workflows tailored to the specific needs and operations of each institution.
What types of spaces can make up the mobile unit?
The project may include areas for clinical screening, hematological screening, blood collection, blood bag storage, and donor rest and recovery, as well as an area for snacks and hydration.
How does donor care work?
The process includes check-in and registration, clinical screening, hematological screening, blood collection, storage of the blood bags, rest and recovery, a snack and hydration, and the donor’s departure.
Does the facility provide privacy during the clinical screening?
Yes. The project includes a space for individual, confidential interviews with healthcare professionals, allowing for a private review of the donor’s medical history.
Is the collection area air-conditioned?
Yes. The donation area is designed to ensure the comfort of both the donor and the staff, with climate control and an air treatment and ventilation system.
How does air exchange work in the unit?
The facility is equipped with an air treatment and recirculation system that operates independently of the HVAC system, providing continuous ventilation. The proposed design also includes active decontamination features.
How are blood bags stored after collection?
The bags are stored in temperature-controlled storage rooms until they are shipped to their final destination.
Does the facility have a recovery area for donors?
Yes. There is an air-conditioned room for rest and care after the collection, equipped with a reclining chair and facilities for professional monitoring.
Is the mobile unit accessible?
The proposed design includes an elevator for people with disabilities or limited mobility, facilitating access to the interior of the vehicle.
What technological and operational resources can be incorporated?
Features include satellite internet, a generator for energy self-sufficiency, refrigerated compartments, an air-renewal system, an external awning, and a stabilizer system to keep the vehicle steady. The configuration is determined based on the project.
What is the daily service capacity?
The project allows for the possibility of making 100 donations in a single day. The capacity for each operation should be determined based on the project, the team, and the institution’s service workflow.
How long does the donor consultation last?
The entire process takes, on average, between 40 minutes and 1 hour, including the pre-donation consultation, blood collection, and post-donation care.
Has Eco X developed units for other institutions?
Yes. Among the projects presented are facilities for Maringá, Pernambuco, the Federal District, Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo, Paraíba, Mato Grosso do Sul, Pará, Natal, and Mossoró.
How do I request a mobile blood center project?
Please contact Eco X to discuss your institution’s needs and the configuration of the mobile blood collection unit. Call (11) 4634-8585 or message us on WhatsApp at (11) 99886-0761.
Bring blood donation closer to the public
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