Hospital & Inter-Facility Transport
A familiar courier. Every campus.
Night & Day Logistics moves specimens, pharmacy, records, supplies, sterile trays and equipment between hospital campuses on scheduled circuits and STAT dispatch. Named contracted couriers learn your docks, badge requirements and after-hours access, so deliveries land where they're supposed to without a call to your front desk.
The Work
Inter-facility transport fails on access, not driving. The dock closes at 6. The lab is through a corridor only staff know. The badge reader on the east entrance needs an escort after 8 p.m. A new courier every week means a new set of these problems every week. Named couriers with documented site access notes solve it — that's most of the product.
What We Provide
- Scheduled circuits plus STAT on one account
- Named primary and backup couriers
- Documented site access — docks, entrances, badges, contacts, after-hours procedure
- HIPAA-trained couriers, records retained six years
- Badge verification of the receiving POC at delivery
- Electronic POD
- 24/7.
Your Questions,
Answered
A Pickup Cannot Be Completed
Dispatch contacts your site while the courier is still there. You are notified within 15 minutes. Unresolved STAT and same-day pickups are held, reassigned or scheduled for return within 60 minutes.
A Temperature Excursion Is Detected
Immediate containment, then notification to origin and destination within 30 minutes. You decide the disposition. A written report with logger data follows within 24 hours.
No Authorized Recipient Is Available
Medical and high-value shipments are never left unattended. Dispatch contacts your point of contact for direction, with custody and required conditions maintained.
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