The route already runs. Now it carries more.
Spare capacity on our Eastern Cape specimen routes carries pharmacy, clinic and chronic parcels.
What goes wrong today
- 01
Rural clinics and pharmacies in the Eastern Cape sit hours from the nearest wholesaler or lab.
- 02
Dedicated rural deliveries are expensive because each trip carries one client's parcels.
- 03
Patients travel long distances to collect what could have been carried to them.
How Hazchem fixes it
- Peri-urban and rural pharmacy-to-patient drops filled onto existing route vehicles.
- Clinic parcels, results and consumables carried alongside specimen routes.
- Inter-lab referral boxes on scheduled trunk routes.
- Route design support for provincial and district logistics planning.
Four steps, one record.
- Step 01
Map the need
Tell us the clinics, pharmacies or towns you need served.
- Step 02
Match a route
We match your drops to route days from our Eastern Cape hubs.
- Step 03
Carry
Parcels ride with the route crew under the same custody rules.
- Step 04
Report
Monthly report per site: drops, times and exceptions.
Done properly, and documented.
- Specimens and medicines are separated in the vehicle.
- Medicines move under the sending pharmacy's licence; nothing is held in our hubs.
- Every drop scanned, sealed and signed.
Published prices, no surprises.
Business prices exclude VAT. Surcharges for after-hours, weekends and waiting time are listed on the pricing page.
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Ready to start rural health relay?
Book a STAT run now, or tell us about your routes and we will design the service around your sites.