Healthcare logistics
Medical courier services built for regulated healthcare cargo
PharmaBridge began in 1998 moving pharmaceuticals between manufacturers and hospital pharmacies. That origin still shapes how we handle every specimen, vaccine shipment and clinical trial kit today.
Specialised handling from collection to bedside
Healthcare shipments fail for predictable reasons: a broken cold chain, a missing custody record, or a courier who did not know the paperwork. Our medical courier network is staffed by drivers trained specifically for clinical cargo and audited against Good Distribution Practice, so temperature excursions and documentation gaps are caught before they reach your quality team.
- Clinical trial kits and investigational products
- Diagnostic specimens and pathology samples
- Prescription pharmaceuticals and controlled inventory
- Vaccines and biologics requiring 2–8 °C control
- Surgical instruments and implant sets
- Medical devices and hospital consumables
What our medical courier service covers
Validated cold chain
Ambient, 2–8 °C, frozen and cryogenic packaging with continuous temperature logging on every leg of the journey.
STAT and scheduled runs
Same-day STAT collections for urgent specimens, alongside recurring routes between clinics, labs and pharmacies.
Chain of custody
Timestamped handovers, driver identity capture and signature on delivery recorded against the tracking number.
Regulatory compliance
Drivers trained to GDP, IATA dangerous goods and biological substance Category B handling requirements.
How a medical shipment moves
Booking
Tell us the temperature range, pickup window and destination — we confirm packaging and route the same day.
Collection
A trained medical courier collects, verifies documentation and seals the consignment under chain of custody.
Monitored transit
Temperature and GPS position are logged continuously and visible on your tracking page.
Proof of delivery
Recipient identity, signature and delivery time are captured and attached to the shipment record.