Service 03 · Medical Supply & Equipment Delivery
Loaner surgical trays before the 7 a.m. case. Oxygen concentrators to a discharge. A pallet of PPE between warehouses. Vans and drivers who know a loading dock from a lobby.
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Same-day surgical trays and implants, DME to patient homes, inter-facility equipment moves, and scheduled supply replenishment. Cargo vans with liftgates on request.
Dispatch confirms piece count, weight, and dimensions, then assigns a sedan, SUV, or cargo van. Liftgate or two-person crews on request.
Driver checks piece count against the manifest, inspects for damage, and signs the release. Sterile trays stay sealed and are never stacked under other cargo.
Time-critical trays run direct. Replenishment routes run on a fixed schedule across multiple clinics.
We deliver to the department, not the loading dock, unless told otherwise. Sterile processing, central supply, or the patient's living room. Signature and photo.
Device reps and hospital sterile processing departments depend on trays arriving before the case. We run overnight and early-morning from distributor hubs in Edison, Cranbury, and Bridgewater to ORs across the state and into Philadelphia. Trays ride flat, sealed, and alone in the cargo area. The driver hands off to SPD and gets a name.
Hospital beds, wheelchairs, walkers, oxygen, and nebulizers to patient homes for discharges and home health. Drivers call ahead, carry the item inside, and can do basic placement. No assembly or clinical setup; we coordinate with your respiratory therapist or tech if that is needed.
Infusion pumps out for service, ultrasound units between offices, a pharmacy refrigerator to a new site. Cargo vans with tie-downs and moving blankets. Two-person crews for anything over 75 pounds.
Weekly or twice-weekly runs from a central supply warehouse to satellite clinics. Fixed stop order, sealed totes, count verified at each drop. Cheaper than shipping and there is a person on the other end if a case goes missing.
Cargo vans handle up to about 3,000 pounds and items up to 10 feet long. Hospital beds, exam tables, and small refrigerators are routine. For anything on a full pallet that needs a dock-to-dock forklift, we will tell you and refer a freight partner.
Yes, to the room the patient needs it in. Drivers wear shoe covers on request. We do not do clinical setup or patient training; that stays with your clinicians.
Yes. Round-trip runs to biomed and manufacturer service centers are common. We tag the item, photograph its condition at pickup, and match it on return.
Always. Sealed trays ride flat in a clean cargo area, never under or beside soiled returns. Soiled instrument returns travel in rigid, closed containers on a separate run or a separated compartment.
Dispatch, 24 hours
Call dispatch. A person answers, you get an ETA before you hang up, and a driver moves. For route quotes and account setup, use the form.