Working with an experienced medical courier makes deliveries to and from your medical facility easy. Here’s how.

Administrators can often schedule equipment and medication deliveries, but emergencies arise, and the medical staff needs deliveries quickly. For both scheduled and last-minute deliveries, a medical facility needs a medical courier.

Anything to do with handling medical devices, specimens, or documents must be handled with the utmost care. If you run a medical facility with the resources to employ your own couriers, you don’t have to worry about whether or not they are trained properly. However, most medical facilities are not in that position.

At Fleet Couriers, medical logistics in Massachusetts is an important part of how we work with hospitals, pharmacies, and other medical facilities.

Medical couriers are an essential part of the healthcare industry. Here’s how they continue to play a crucial role.

Do you know what it means for a medical courier to be HIPAA compliant? Let’s take a look at some of the key points.

Organizing and delivering everything that medical workers need to do their jobs requires precise management. Medical logistics is also unique in that it optimizes effectiveness over efficiency.

Here, our team takes a look behind the scenes at the medical courier industry. Past, current, and future trends, as well as industry predictions are revealed.

Are you looking to send something through a trusted courier service? Fleet Couriers is here to guide on whether you need a medical courier or non-medical courier services. Read this article to see which service is better to suit your needs.

Medical logistic services are an essential part of any health care provider’s team. Here’s a more in-depth look at how our team can help.