Most of our work falls into two shapes: a route that runs on the same schedule every week, and a call that has to be moving within the hour. We do both, with the same vehicles and the same people.
Standing daily or weekly runs on the same route, same window, with the same driver, so your lab pickup and your supply drop become one thing you stop thinking about.
A specimen goes out at 4:10 and the analyzer needs it by 4:40. We take that call, dispatch the nearest vehicle, and keep you on the phone until it lands.
Blood, tissue and other clinical specimens moved under the handling conditions the lab specifies, with integrity and temperature watched the whole way.
Everything from a box of syringes to a replacement monitor, moved between your storeroom, your clinic and the facility that needs it today.
Patient records, imaging discs and signed paperwork moved under seal, with a signature at every hand and no unaccounted stop in between.
Point-to-point work between Indiana, Ohio and Texas, driven straight through by the same person who picked it up.
Do not see the run you need? Most of what we do is built around a specific facility’s schedule. Describe the loop and we will tell you whether we can hold it.
Describe a routeHandling detail
The visible part of a courier run is a van pulling away. The part that decides whether the sample is still usable is everything packed around it.
If the timeline cannot be met, we say so before you book rather than after. That is the whole reason facilities keep calling the same number.