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Introducing
Patient-Care Logistics

carGO Health was founded with the understanding that neither traditional courier services nor in-house operations sufficiently address the unique demands of the healthcare sector. Though the medical courier might not engage in direct patient care, we firmly believe that the courier shoulders an essential responsibility.

Our goal is to offer a straightforward, dependable, and clear courier service, free from needless complexities. With courier services dedicated solely to the medical industry, we understand that achieving excellence requires demands concentration and are motivated by our commitment to a patient-centered ethos.

A carGO Health medical courier handing a medical package to a healthcare professional and a form for documenting blood product details displayed on the side

Medical Logistics Reimagined

The fundamental flaw in the existing medical courier service model lies in a significant oversight: ignoring the most crucial element of healthcare delivery—the patient. This neglect results in a complex and unmanageable system, characterized by a daily routine of tackling emergencies that could have been avoided by adopting a patient-centric approach from the outset.
At carGO Health, we understand that although the role of a medical courier might appear to be small, its impact on patient care is significant. Whether it's transporting temperature-sensitive samples to laboratories for analysis or ensuring timely delivery of a patient’s medication, we treat each delivery with the care and importance of a patient. This method tackles a key deficiency in current logistics operations, supporting healthcare organizations in achieving their essential purpose.

Efficiency Lost,
Patients Forgotten:
The Courier Conundrum

The Challenge: Band-Aid Fixes to Complex Problems

Healthcare organizations frequently allocate substantial resources to the development and upkeep of internal fleets, which are managed inefficiently, entangled with multiple middlemen, devoid of tech integration, and associated with elevated expenses.

The shift towards utilizing external courier services adds another layer of complexity, ushering in more inefficiencies and duplications. Consequently, this fosters a convoluted, non-transparent, and expensive operation that demands excessive time and detracts from the dependability of every delivery process.

The Traditional Medical Courier Model: Outdated and Inefficient
Lab’s in-house logistics
Doctor
office
man
orders by
calling
Lab’s account manager
man
internal
call/email
Regional Logistics Manager
man
internal
call/email
Regional dispatcher
man
internal
call/email
in-house or outsourced driver
man
makes a
note on
paper
route set manually, not optimized!
costly, they only do pickups for one custo-mer at a time
picks up,
fills in a
paper form
human error (in a rush, total samples un-accounted for)
drivers often arrive after hospitals closing time
falsified Proof of Pickup (POP) (e.g. lie about what time they arrived to location)
drives
back to
lab
no live ETA: labs must call dispatcher who in turn calls driver to find out
Lab
man
delivers the
package
paper receipts and falsified Proof of Delivery (POD)
late deliveries, sometimes leads to lab staff waiting around to start specimen processing
sometimes drivers misplace specimen (e.g. underneath car seat)
OUTSOURCED COURIER
untrained/inexperienced dispatchers and drivers due to high turnover
drivers paid per delivery; incentivized to take more orders, but at a cost of late/missed pickups
no specimen control equipment & handling (e.g. no refridgration / no specimen bags)
when outsourcing deliveries;
call/email
COURIER COMPANY'S DISPATCHER
man
multiple calls to find "best" driver
drivers misrepresent current location
constant back and forth between dispatcher and driver

Tech-Driven, Streamlined Operations Support Patient-Centric Care

The Solution: Simplifying Workflows by Removing Redudancies

Our centralized platform solution enables providers to easily place and track pickup requests, ensuring full chain-of-custody from the moment a trained courier from our floating fleet is assigned to when a delivery is completed. This system dispatches each order to the most suitable courier via a dedicated driver app, cutting out numerous inefficient and redundant steps to significantly enhance both transparency and reliability throughout the entire process. By leveraging technology and optimizing our fleet, we've been able to cut turnaround times by up to 50%, lower delivery costs, and provide unmatched accountability, thereby offering a vastly improved experience for healthcare providers, their patients, and couriers alike.

Introducing the New Era:
carGO Health's Optimized and Transparent Medical Courier Model
Doctor
office
man
Lab’s account manager
man
internal
call/email
Regional Logistics Manager
man
internal
call/email
Regional
dispatcher
man
internal
call/email
cargo health medical courier
man
the closestavailable driver taps to confirm
within seconds
the optimalavailable driver taps to confirm
within seconds
driver picks it up
within minutes
roaming fleet = at least 50% faster pick up time
collect pick-ups along the way
efficient, optimized for value: price vs.speed
Lab
man
delivers
with
POD
order with a tap
one-time set-up of recurring orders
begin receiving delivery notifications (e.g. ETA and tracking)

Endorsed by Leading Healthcare Institutions

northwell logo
nybc logo
fulgent logo
cell solutions logo
alto pharmacy logo
inform diagnostics logo
juno logo
bridge dermpath logo
therapath logo
pathline logo
top lab logo
vls pharmacy logo
amedix laboratory logo
episteme prognostics logo

Welcome to the Future of Medical Logistics

Reach out to us today to connect with a forward-thinking courier service dedicated to optimizing medical logistics and reducing costs.

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A doctor using a laptop to enter delivery details on the carGO Health web application.