Our modern vehicle fleet and
experienced logistical team
can satisfy any daily logistics and
distribution requirements.
Bunzl Healthcare manage
the procurement and delivery
of more than 22,000 products
from over 500 suppliers, to
more than 3000 healthcare
organisations.
Work for one of the UK’s
largest distributors of leading
brand and own brand medical
consumables to all areas
of the healthcare market.
We have made sure that
our own brand products
meet the needs of the
healthcare market of
today and the future.
A strong IT infrastructure and
dedicated in-house technical
service team form an
integral part of our business
offer to our customers
Bunzl Healthcare is one of the UK’s fastest growing healthcare distribution groups
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Careshop is one of the UK’s largest suppliers of consumables and equipment to care homes, nursing homes and GP’s
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Shermond sources and sells its Premier, Universal and Healthgard ranges across the United Kingdom
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Bunzl Healthcare can supply the Healgen COVID-19 Antigen Testsfrom January 2021.
The test does not require laboratory instruments or specialised lab personnel to administer, and it delivers results in 15 minutes.
Click here to learn more about Healgen Covid-19 Antigen Tests.
In today’s healthcare environment the NHS and other healthcare organisations need to deliver effective and cost-efficient patient care. Bunzl Healthcare manages a reliable, modern and evolutionary supply chain service to help facilitate efficiency at every level.
We will create value by structuring our business model around three core customer segments: Acute care, Community care and Commercial. This enables us to tailor our solutions exactly to the specific needs of the marketplace.
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