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ChainlinkMedical Couriers

Region 02 · Camden, Burlington, Gloucester +5

Medical courier service in South Jersey

Cherry Hill, Camden, Voorhees, Marlton, Mount Laurel, and down the Atlantic City Expressway to the Shore. Drivers stage in Cherry Hill so a STAT does not wait on the Turnpike.

Response expectations

STAT pickup, Camden / Burlington
30–60 min
STAT pickup, Gloucester / Atlantic / Cumberland
60–90 min
Scheduled routes
Fixed windows
Dispatch
24 / 7 / 365

Medical courier near Cherry Hill and Camden NJ

Cherry Hill staging, I-295 and Route 73 corridors, hospital campuses in Camden and Voorhees, LTC pharmacy routes across Burlington and Gloucester, Shore coverage to Atlantic City and Cape May.

Towns on regular routes

Cherry Hill, Camden, Voorhees, Marlton, Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Vineland, Atlantic City, Deptford, Toms River, Washington Township, Willingboro

Route corridors

  • I-295The South Jersey spine. Mount Laurel to Cherry Hill to Deptford to the Delaware Memorial Bridge.
  • Route 73 and Route 70Medical office density in Marlton, Voorhees, and Cherry Hill.
  • NJ Turnpike, exits 3 through 7Fast link north to Trenton and Iselin, south toward Salem.
  • Atlantic City Expressway and Route 55South to Vineland, Atlantic City, and Cape May County.
  • Ben Franklin and Walt Whitman BridgesInto Philadelphia for lab and hospital work.

Who we serve in South Jersey

Facility types on current routes. We do not publish client names.

  • Academic and regional hospital campuses in Camden and Voorhees
  • Community hospitals in Cherry Hill, Mount Holly, Vineland, Atlantic City, and Toms River
  • Regional reference laboratory in Camden County
  • Cancer center and specialty clinic campuses along Route 73
  • Long-term care pharmacies in Burlington and Gloucester counties
  • Medical device distributors in Mount Laurel and Moorestown

Cherry Hill staging

South Jersey is too far from Iselin to serve from the yard. We keep drivers staged in Cherry Hill around the clock, off Route 70 near I-295, so STAT pickups in Camden and Burlington counties start moving inside the hour. The same drivers run the Philadelphia bridges.

Hospital corridor work

The Camden and Voorhees hospital campuses, plus the cancer and specialty centers along Route 73, generate steady inter-facility specimen and pharmacy work. We run scheduled shuttles between campuses and take STAT calls for blood products, pathology, and first doses.

Long-term care pharmacy routes

Burlington and Gloucester counties have a high density of skilled nursing and assisted living. Our evening cycle-fill routes cover Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Willingboro, Deptford, and Washington Township with fixed stop order. Overnight STAT first doses are dispatched from Cherry Hill.

Down the Shore and the southern counties

Vineland, Millville, Atlantic City, Cape May Court House, and Salem are covered on scheduled routes and STAT. Response times are longer, 60 to 90 minutes, and in summer we build in Expressway and Parkway traffic when we quote. We will tell you an honest ETA, not the off-season number.

South Jersey questions

How fast can you reach Cherry Hill for a STAT?

Thirty to forty-five minutes in most of Cherry Hill, Voorhees, and Marlton. Drivers are staged in Cherry Hill 24 hours a day.

Do you deliver from Camden to Philadelphia hospitals?

Yes, over the Ben Franklin Bridge daily. Camden to Center City is usually 20 to 30 minutes outside rush hour.

Can you cover Atlantic City and Cape May County?

Yes, on scheduled routes and STAT. Response times run 60 to 90 minutes from Cherry Hill, longer in summer beach traffic. We quote the real number.

Do you run long-term care pharmacy routes in Burlington County?

Yes. Evening cycle-fill routes across Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Willingboro, and Mount Holly are among our longest-running accounts in South Jersey.

Dispatch, 24 hours

Need a driver in South Jersey?

Call dispatch and say where you are. 30–60 min is the honest pickup window for Camden / Burlington; we quote the real number, not the brochure number.