Delivering your medicine where you need it, when you need it! Serving Manitoba, Kivalliq Region and Northwestern Ontario. Emergency delivery services available.
Grand Medicine Health Services has been providing northern medication delivery and service to people in rural and remote communities as well as Health Centres and Nursing Stations for almost a generation. For Healthcare facilities, our award winning approach ensures nurses and prescribers have a clean, clear understanding of current medication profiles, including compliance. Its an easy, passive system that allows nurses and prescribers to spend less time managing patient medications and more time in patient care. For people, our direct delivery solutions ensure people can access their medications when they need them, where they need them regardless of geography.
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When delivering to healthcare facilities, our non language based systems ensures processes can be easily adopted regardless of preferred language spoken. Request a presentation about our services, and how they can be tailored to meet your needs!
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On-time delivery Promise
We say what we can do, and we do what we say. Be assured every effort will be made to honour our commitments for delivery, because we understand the challenges of remote living.
Emergency Shipping
When the closest hospital is a Medivac away, emergency services is a must. Our well established logistics ensures quick actions that will produce real results. In most cases, we can get your emergency orders delivered within 12-24hrs.
Safety and the delivery process.
Our closed chain of custody whether through delivery to facilities or direct to patients ensures safety and accountability every step of the way. For healthcare facilities, our custom designed packing slips save time by ensuring the receiver is verifying package contents rather than prescriptions and reduces the time to receive a shipment by 80%. For our direct delivery clients Grand Medicine utilizes Canada Post, the only federally regulated delivery company in Canada.
Signature
Whether direct to patient or cargo shipping to healthcare facilities, our signature chain ensures the documentation of the hand-off of the item at delivery. In both cases, the name of the signatory is recorded as well as the signature.
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Tracking, delivery updates and delivery confirmation
For shipments through Canada Post, both shipper and recipient can track delivery progress with a unique tracking number. You can also track from Canada Post’s mobile app or receive email notifications. For cargo shipments our track and trace department can advise you of the shipping status of every package in transit.
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Grand Medicine Health Services
Suite A – 220 Cree Crescent Winnipeg,Manitoba, Canada R3J 3W1
Phone: 1-877-612-2132 Fax 1-877-612-2133
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm
Closed weekends and holidays
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