Where is the LAC Health Anaheim medical supply hub located?
Our Anaheim distribution center is located at 121 N Beach Blvd, Anaheim, CA, 92801. Guests can schedule dock appointments or curbside pickups by contacting the onsite team.
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📍 Anaheim, CA 92801
Wholesale medical supply and medical suppliers near Anaheim, CA. Visit Walmart #3101 at 121 N Beach Blvd for same-day returns, replenishment kits, and verified LAC Health logistics support.

Anaheim, California—Orange County’s most populous city with 350,000+ residents—stands at the intersection of Southern California’s healthcare, tourism, and cultural diversity. Our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #3101 at 121 N Beach Boulevard provides Orange County’s complex healthcare network with same-day access to wholesale medical supplies, compliant returns processing, and emergency logistics coordination. Located in the heart of Anaheim’s historic downtown district, this hub serves the unique convergence of world-class medical centers, Disneyland’s tourism infrastructure, and one of California’s most ethnically diverse communities.
UC Irvine Medical Center (Orange County’s only academic medical center), Anaheim Regional Medical Center (326 beds), Kaiser Permanente Anaheim (515 beds), CHOC Children’s Hospital, and the constellation of specialty clinics serving both residents and the 25 million annual tourists rely on this waypoint for surgical supplies, pediatric equipment, emergency medications, and multilingual healthcare materials. Anaheim’s position at the junction of Interstate 5, State Route 91, and State Route 57 makes it Southern California’s natural medical logistics crossroads.
Since Anaheim’s founding in 1857 by German immigrants establishing a wine colony, the city has continuously reinvented itself—from agricultural center to Disneyland’s home (1955) to today’s healthcare and technology hub. The city’s demographics tell a remarkable story: 53% Latino, 28% Asian (largest Vietnamese population outside Vietnam), creating healthcare needs spanning from traditional Mexican remedies to cutting-edge Asian medical practices. This Beach Boulevard corridor, known as Little Saigon’s southern extension, exemplifies Anaheim’s role as a cultural and medical bridge. This hub ensures Anaheim’s diverse healthcare providers maintain seamless operations through +1 (703) 810-3898, whether serving theme park injuries or multigenerational immigrant families.
Parking: Free parking with 600+ spaces. Medical delivery vehicles access designated loading zones accommodating Orange County’s high-volume medical logistics.
Highway Access: Located on Beach Boulevard (State Route 39), 1 mile from I-5, 2 miles from SR-91. Drive times: Anaheim Regional Medical Center (5 minutes), UCI Medical Center (12 minutes), CHOC Children’s (8 minutes), Disneyland Resort medical facilities (10 minutes).
Nearby Landmarks: This downtown Anaheim location sits at the cultural crossroads—2 miles from Disneyland, adjacent to Little Saigon district, near historic Anaheim Colony district, serving as the gateway between tourist attractions and authentic ethnic neighborhoods.
This location is staffed by Southern California’s most culturally diverse healthcare logistics team, reflecting Anaheim’s unique position as a global crossroads. Each team member brings multilingual capabilities and deep understanding of both Western medical systems and traditional healing practices from around the world.
Greater Anaheim Territory Lead
Jennifer coordinates wholesale medical supply logistics across Anaheim’s diverse healthcare ecosystem, from theme park medical facilities to Little Saigon clinics. As daughter of Vietnamese refugees who settled in Anaheim in 1975, she grew up translating for her pharmacist parents and witnessing the challenges of serving multilingual populations. Jennifer previously managed supply chain operations at UC Irvine Medical Center, where she implemented the county’s first trilingual inventory system. She holds healthcare administration credentials from USC and certifications in cross-cultural healthcare delivery. Jennifer’s fluency in English, Vietnamese, and Spanish, combined with her understanding of Asian traditional medicine and Western healthcare, makes her invaluable for coordinating supplies across Anaheim’s cultural spectrum. Her network spans from Disneyland’s emergency response team to herbalists in Little Saigon.
Email: [email protected]
Community Clinic Liaison
Carlos bridges Anaheim’s mainstream healthcare systems with its diverse community clinics. Having worked as a medical interpreter at Anaheim Regional for 10 years, he understands the complexities of serving patients who may combine Western medicine with traditional healers. Carlos coordinates supplies for clinics ranging from UC Irvine’s academic programs to storefront clinics serving day laborers. His expertise includes navigating different cultural concepts of health and illness, ensuring supplies meet varied community needs. Carlos maintains relationships with promotoras (community health workers), Buddhist monks providing traditional healing, and Latino folk medicine practitioners. His work ensures that medical suppliers near me searches connect all of Anaheim’s communities to appropriate healthcare resources.
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Theme Park & Convention Health Specialist
Priya specializes in the unique medical supply needs of Anaheim’s massive tourism industry. Previously serving as Disneyland’s chief medical officer, she managed healthcare for 65,000 daily guests plus 30,000 cast members. Priya understands the logistics of handling everything from heat exhaustion during summer crowds to international visitor emergencies requiring interpreters in 20+ languages. She coordinates with convention centers hosting 1 million+ annual visitors, hotels managing medical emergencies, and sports venues requiring rapid response capabilities. Priya’s expertise ensures tourist-facing medical facilities maintain supplies for diverse scenarios—from common theme park injuries to rare international disease presentations. Her multilingual team approach (speaking English, Hindi, Gujarati, and Spanish) reflects Anaheim’s global visitor base.
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This retail location operates 6:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. daily, accommodating both early morning hospital shifts and late-night theme park emergencies. For 24/7 needs (tourist mass casualties, convention center medical events, weekend clinic emergencies), call +1 (703) 810-3898 for immediate coordination. Our multilingual dispatch team serves Anaheim’s round-the-clock healthcare needs.
Inform the service desk that you’re completing a LAC Health wholesale medical supply transaction. Provide your facility name in any language—our system recognizes “Anaheim Regional,” “Centro Médico Familiar,” “Bệnh Viện Cộng Đồng,” theme park medical stations, or traditional healing centers. Present your purchase order or return authorization in your preferred language.
Our culturally competent coordinator verifies credentials, documents items with multilingual labeling recognition, and ensures proper handling for diverse medical traditions. Whether managing Western pharmaceuticals, traditional Chinese medicines, or Ayurvedic preparations, we maintain appropriate chain-of-custody. Special attention given to religious dietary restrictions and cultural handling requirements.
Within 90 seconds, receive confirmation in your preferred language including GPS tracking, temperature data, and compliance documentation. Local delivery times: Downtown Anaheim clinics (5 minutes), Resort District medical stations (10 minutes), Little Saigon health centers (8 minutes), UC Irvine Medical Center (12 minutes). Documentation supports diverse EMR systems and international standards.
This LAC Health hub serves one of America’s most diverse healthcare landscapes:
Anaheim’s healthcare ecosystem reflects its unique position as tourist destination, immigrant gateway, and economic powerhouse. The city hosts 25 million annual visitors requiring emergency care in dozens of languages, while serving residents from 100+ countries who may prefer traditional remedies to Western medicine. This creates logistics challenges unknown elsewhere—stocking both cutting-edge surgical supplies and traditional healing herbs, maintaining pediatric equipment for tourist emergencies and multigenerational immigrant families, ensuring cultural competence across the spectrum from Disneyland first aid to Buddhist healing centers. LAC Health’s Anaheim hub navigates this complexity daily, ensuring all communities access appropriate medical supplies.
Anaheim began in 1857 when 50 German families purchased 1,165 acres to establish a utopian wine-growing community. The name combined “Ana” (after the Santa Ana River) with “heim” (German for home). This agricultural paradise thrived until the 1880s when disease destroyed the vineyards, forcing reinvention as a citrus empire. Valencia oranges covered the landscape, creating wealth that built substantial homes and attracted diverse immigrants seeking agricultural work. The 1955 opening of Disneyland transformed sleepy Anaheim into a global destination overnight, spurring massive development and forever changing the city’s character.
Healthcare evolved with each transformation. German settlers brought traditional European medicine, establishing Anaheim’s first hospital in 1910. Mexican and Filipino agricultural workers in the 1920s-1940s relied on folk healers and midwives. Disneyland’s opening necessitated modern emergency services—the park’s first aid station became a model for theme park medicine worldwide. The 1975 arrival of Vietnamese refugees after the fall of Saigon created Little Saigon, bringing Eastern medicine traditions. The 1980s-1990s immigration waves from Mexico, Central America, Korea, and the Middle East each added healthcare traditions and needs. Anaheim Regional Medical Center expanded repeatedly to serve this diversity, while specialized clinics emerged for each community.
Today’s Anaheim represents America’s demographic future—no ethnic majority, dozens of languages spoken, multiple medical traditions coexisting. The city that began as a German monocultural experiment now hosts Pakistani cricket physicians, Mexican curanderos, Vietnamese acupuncturists, and Disney’s international medical team within blocks of each other. This diversity challenges traditional healthcare delivery but creates innovation—Anaheim pioneered multilingual emergency systems, culturally adapted mental health programs, and integrated traditional/Western medicine approaches. LAC Health’s logistics support enables this multicultural medical ecosystem, ensuring a Cambodian herb shop and UC Irvine’s neurosurgery department both access needed supplies. Whether serving a tourist from Tokyo or a third-generation Chicano family, Anaheim’s healthcare system—and our supply chain—adapts to meet every need.
Anaheim’s 350,000 residents embody California’s future: 53% Latino, 28% Asian (including the nation’s largest Vietnamese population outside Vietnam at 15%), 16% White, 3% Black, with 100+ languages spoken. No single group dominates—creating America’s first major “world city” where cross-cultural interaction is the norm. The median age of 35 reflects both young immigrant families and aging original residents. Household income averages $75,000, masking extremes from resort workers earning minimum wage to tech entrepreneurs in Platinum Triangle high-rises. Educational attainment varies dramatically—40% of adults in some neighborhoods lack high school diplomas while others boast 60% college graduation rates. Healthcare access follows these patterns: employer-based insurance for theme park workers, Medi-Cal for service workers, private insurance for professionals, and 15% remaining uninsured despite ACA expansion. This diversity drives innovative healthcare delivery—providers must navigate different cultural health beliefs, language barriers, and economic realities within a single zip code.
For theme park mass casualties, tourist medical emergencies, earthquake response, or multicultural clinic needs. Our dispatch team includes speakers of Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Mandarin, Arabic, and Tagalog, understanding that medical emergencies transcend language barriers. We coordinate with Disneyland’s emergency team, convention centers, and community clinics equally.
For multilingual documentation needs, traditional medicine returns, theme park expired supplies, or research protocol materials from UC Irvine. We navigate FDA, California Board of Pharmacy, and international regulations for imported traditional medicines. Cultural sensitivity protocols ensure respectful handling of all medical traditions.
Submit priority requests for tourist emergency supplies, earthquake response materials, culturally specific medical items, or rare traditional medicine ingredients. Our global network sources specialty items whether for Disney’s international guests or Little Saigon’s traditional practitioners.
All LAC Health operations in Anaheim meet diverse regulatory requirements:
Average rating 4.9 out of 5 from theme parks, hospitals, community clinics, and traditional medicine practitioners serving Orange County’s most diverse city.
January 25, 2025
✓ Verified
December 20, 2024
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November 15, 2024
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October 28, 2024
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September 18, 2024
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August 22, 2024
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FAQs
Our Anaheim distribution center is located at 121 N Beach Blvd, Anaheim, CA, 92801. Guests can schedule dock appointments or curbside pickups by contacting the onsite team.
We stock assortments for Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, and Florida along with general med-surg supplies to support acute, outpatient, and community-based care teams.
Reach our centralized fulfillment desk at +1-703-810-3898 or [email protected] for delivery coordination.
We provide scheduled replenishment, rapid-ship med-surg totes, capital equipment staging, and compliance-ready documentation for healthcare operators across CA.