Can you deliver blood from the Alexandria Blood Bank to a hospital?

Yes. We move urgent blood products from the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood centre at Alexandria to any Sydney or Central Coast hospital or emergency department, dispatched same-hour with photo proof of delivery.

Do you do pharmacy-to-hospital urgent deliveries?

Yes. When a pharmacy or ward needs a medication or consumable at a hospital for an operating theatre or emergency, we collect it and run it point to point with the driver's contact details and delivery confirmation.

How fast is urgent medical courier dispatch?

Most urgent medical runs are dispatched within minutes of the call. Book by phone on 1300 512 424 for an urgent run so we can hold a driver and confirm the collection and drop-off immediately.

Can we use Cabcharge or an account for medical courier runs?

Yes. Medical courier runs can be billed to a Cabcharge card or a monthly account with itemised invoicing, which suits funded transport, pathology labs and aged-care providers.

Urgent medical courier

Urgent blood & pharmacy delivery in Sydney

Same-hour medical courier runs from the Alexandria Blood Bank, pharmacies and pathology labs to any Sydney or Central Coast hospital. Photo proof of delivery, Cabcharge and account billing.

For an urgent run, call 1300 512 424 so we hold a driver immediately.

When a ward, theatre or emergency department needs something moved now — blood products, a medication, a pathology sample or a spare part — a taxi courier is faster than a van network. Our drivers move small, urgent medical freight point to point across Sydney with delivery confirmation.

What we move

Blood products — urgent delivery from the Alexandria Blood Bank (Red Cross Lifeblood) to any hospital or emergency department.
Pharmacy to hospital — medications and consumables for an operating theatre or emergency, with handover confirmed at reception.
Pathology & specimens — sealed sample transport to labs, handled carefully and tracked end to end.
Medical equipment & parts — spare parts and documentation between facilities.

How it works

Call with the collection point and destination. We dispatch the closest driver, share the driver's contact details, and send a photo confirmation on delivery. Central Coast and Wollongong hospital runs are covered the same way, with tolls included.

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For an urgent medical run, call 1300 512 424. For a booked courier, use the form below.

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Choose taxi service or chauffeur service, get your fixed fare with tolls included, and pay securely by card online.

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24/7 taxis, maxi cabs and airport transfers with a fixed quote confirmed before dispatch.

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Urgent medical courier questions

Can you deliver blood from the Alexandria Blood Bank to a hospital?: Yes. We move urgent blood products from the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood centre at Alexandria to any Sydney or Central Coast hospital or emergency department, dispatched same-hour with photo proof of delivery.
Do you do pharmacy-to-hospital urgent deliveries?: Yes. When a pharmacy or ward needs a medication or consumable at a hospital for an operating theatre or emergency, we collect it and run it point to point with the driver's contact details and delivery confirmation.
How fast is urgent medical courier dispatch?: Most urgent medical runs are dispatched within minutes of the call. Book by phone on 1300 512 424 for an urgent run so we can hold a driver and confirm the collection and drop-off immediately.
Can we use Cabcharge or an account for medical courier runs?: Yes. Medical courier runs can be billed to a Cabcharge card or a monthly account with itemised invoicing, which suits funded transport, pathology labs and aged-care providers.