Southeast Aurora Medical Supply Hub – Southlands & E‑470 Corridor
Aurora’s Southlands district—anchored by E‑470, the Plains Conservation Center, and the rapidly growing Blackstone, Beacon Point, and Murphy Creek neighborhoods—has become the healthcare lifeline for eastern Arapahoe, Douglas, and Elbert counties. Our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #3740 at 21475 E Quincy Avenue equips UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital, Children’s Hospital Colorado South Campus, Parker Adventist Hospital, and dozens of freestanding ERs, ambulatory surgery centers, and concierge practices with same-day medical supplies without sending staff across town to Anschutz or the Denver Tech Center. Located minutes from Southlands Mall and Buckley Space Force Base’s north gate, this Quincy Avenue hub serves suburban families, military personnel, and exurban ranchers who depend on fast, east-of-I‑25 logistics.
Within a 12-mile radius, facilities include UCHealth Emergency at Highlands Ranch, AdventHealth Southlands, Sky Ridge Medical Center (Level II trauma), Parker Adventist (maternity hub), Children’s Hospital South Campus (pediatrics and urgent care), and the new VA outpatient clinic at Aurora-Douglas line. Buckley’s 140th Medical Group, South Metro Fire Rescue, Rural Metro Ambulance, and Douglas County School District health teams rely on this location for trauma kits, behavioral health meds, and mass casualty caches. With 11,000 new homes planned across Aurora Reservoir, the area now hosts integrative wellness centers, fertility clinics, and sports performance labs requiring sophisticated inventory.
Only two decades ago, Quincy Avenue was prairie. Today it anchors the nation’s fifth-fastest-growing large city. Southlands’ outdoor retail core doubles as disaster command during wildfire evacuations and blizzards. Families drive 30 minutes to Anschutz for NICU care—unless this hub keeps local clinics stocked with neonatal supplies. Buckley’s mission growth (F‑16s to Space Force cyber units) and DIA’s expansion bring federal compliance expectations. Our South Quincy logistics lane ensures “medical suppliers near me” queries lead to high-altitude, military-ready, family-centered support.
Location & Access Information
LAC Health Southeast Aurora Hub – Inside Retail Center #3740
21475 E Quincy Avenue
Aurora, Colorado 80015
ZIP Code: 80015 (serves Aurora Reservoir communities, Southlands, Parker, Buckley SFB, and eastern ranch towns)
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Parking: 650-space lot with EV charging, snowmelt concrete, and pull-through lanes for EMS rigs and mobile clinics.
Highway Access: 0.5 miles to E‑470 via Smoky Hill Road, 3 miles to Parker Road (CO‑83), 7 miles to I‑225. Drive times: Parker Adventist (12 minutes), Sky Ridge (15 minutes), UCHealth Highlands Ranch (15 minutes), Buckley SFB clinic (10 minutes), Children’s South Campus (9 minutes), DIA animal import center (25 minutes).
Nearby Landmarks: Adjacent to Southlands Shopping Center (mass-vaccination site), Aurora Reservoir (triathlon venue), Cherrelyn Elementary (school-based health), and the Plains Conservation Center (wildfire staging area).
Medical Supply Services Available
Wholesale Medical Supply Pickup Services
- Maternity and NICU supplies for Parker Adventist’s Level III nursery, Sky Ridge’s birth center, and Aurora midwifery practices serving populations from Ethiopia to Ukraine
- Pediatric emergency kits for Children’s Hospital Colorado South Campus, Littleton Adventist urgent cares, and Douglas County school nurses
- Sports medicine and performance equipment for Trailblazer Stadium, Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Club, and triathlon training at Aurora Reservoir
- Military health logistics: Buckley Space Force immunization clinics, 460th Medical Group dental suites, and Guard/Reserve readiness lanes
- Behavioral health supplies for AllHealth Network, Juvenile Assessment Center, and tri-county mobile response units
- Concierge & integrative wellness kits for Southlands MedSpas, fertility centers, and hormone optimization clinics catering to young professionals
- Rural outreach packages for Elbert County EMS, Kiowa clinics, and large animal vets acting as first responders
Medical Returns & Reverse Logistics
- Unused cesarean packs or orthopedic trays from weather-delayed cases
- Cold-chain biologics impacted by summer hailstorms or winter power flickers
- Telehealth device swaps for South Metro virtual care pods and School of Mines satellite programs
- Controlled substance returns from dental sedation suites and ambulatory surgery centers along Smoky Hill
- Event medicine surplus from Southlands concerts, Parker Days festival, and USA Triathlon qualifiers
- Veterinary collaboration returns for mobile equine clinics using our refrigerated meds for rancher calls
Your Southeast Aurora LAC Health Team
Our Quincy Avenue crew balances suburban growth with military precision. Each coordinator partners with base medics, HOA health committees, school nurses, and concierge physicians spread across fast-growing neighborhoods.
Capt. Tyler Henderson (USAF, Ret.), Military & Aerospace Liaison
Buckley & DIA Operations Lead
Tyler served 12 years as a biomedical equipment officer at Buckley and Peterson. He now manages supply flows for Space Force medical units, Guard wings, and DIA airport clinics handling international arrivals. Tyler oversees vaccine cold chain, secure pharmacy handling, and flight-line trauma kits, ensuring military clients meet DHA and VA compliance while benefiting from civilian speed.
Email: [email protected]
Sasha Banerjee, Women’s & Pediatric Health Coordinator
Southlands Maternal-Child Specialist
Sasha previously ran obstetric supply chains for AdventHealth’s Denver market. She now curates culturally inclusive birthing kits, NICU transport gear, and pediatric sedation packs for Parker Adventist, Sky Ridge, and Children’s South Campus. Sasha works closely with doula collectives serving Ethiopian, Nepalese, and Ukrainian families in southeast Aurora.
Email: [email protected]
Miguel “Migs” Delgado, Rural Interface & Event Medicine Lead
Exurban & Recreation Logistics
Migs supports Elbert County EMS, triathlon directors, and ranch-town clinics. A former Rural Metro paramedic and Ironman medic, he understands long-drive realities. Migs pre-stages ALS meds at volunteer stations, coordinates equine emergency kits, and ensures sporting events have altitude-ready hydration and AED packages.
Email: [email protected]
How to Use This Drop-Off & Pickup Location
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Time Around E‑470 Peaks
We operate 6:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m., extending hours during blizzards, hailstorms, and wildfire evacuations. For overnight needs (air medical diversions, base recalls, labor & delivery surges) call +1 (703) 810-3898.
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Identify Facility & Security Level
Provide your healthcare system name, military credentials, or event permit. We support HIPAA, DHA, TSA, and HOA privacy requirements, routing you to secure loading zones if necessary.
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Complete Chain-of-Custody with Altitude Awareness
Our team records temperature logs, altitude acclimation notes, and flight restrictions. Controlled meds ship with tamper seals; event caches include QR-coded inventory for ICS reporting.
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Receive Real-Time Confirmation
Within 90 seconds, documentation arrives via SMS/email with E‑470 traffic alerts, lightning delay advisories, and compliance attachments for CDPHE, DHA, or school districts.
Serving Southeast Aurora & High Plains Providers
This hub supports:
- Parker Adventist & Sky Ridge Medical Centers: High-volume OB, NICU, ortho, and cardiovascular programs on the Douglas/Arapahoe line.
- Children’s Hospital Colorado South Campus: Pediatric emergency, surgery, and specialty clinics.
- UCHealth Highlands Ranch & Emergency at Southlands: Level III trauma and outpatient network.
- Buckley Space Force Base & 140th ANG: Dental, flight medicine, readiness clinics.
- AllHealth Network & Tri-County Public Health: Behavioral health, mobile crisis, harm reduction.
- Aurora & Douglas County Schools: 110+ school health rooms, athletic departments, and special education programs.
- Event & Recreation Venues: Southlands amphitheater, Aurora Reservoir triathlons, Cherry Creek State Park, Colorado Horse Park.
- Elbert County EMS & Ranch Clinics: Serving Kiowa, Elizabeth, and Bennett agricultural communities.
The corridor blends suburban affluence with agricultural grit. A Sky Ridge robotic surgery case can share the same delivery route as an Elbert County barn trauma kit. Our location keeps both on schedule despite hail, microbursts, or E‑470 toll closures.
Southlands Growth & High-Plains Preparedness
Quincy Avenue once led to homesteads irrigated by the High Line Canal. Buckley Air Force Base (1942) and Fitzsimons Army Hospital (1918) anchored the region’s military medicine. The 2004 opening of Southlands Town Center sparked suburbia’s eastward march, followed by the E‑470 completion and Aurora Reservoir recreation boom. The 2013 floods reminded residents of prairie drainage realities, while 2020 wildfire smoke triggered mass N95 distribution in our parking lot.
Healthcare infrastructure raced to keep pace—Parker Adventist (2004), Sky Ridge expansions, Children’s South Campus (2014). Buckley’s conversion to Space Base (2020) introduced federal cybersecurity clinics. COVID-19 converted Southlands garages into PPE stockrooms and church lots into testing sites. Supply shortages taught caregivers to value localized inventory, leading to this dedicated hub.
Today, the corridor juggles suburban moms, Space Force guardians, ranchers, and weekend triathletes. Our mission: ensure they all access top-tier medical logistics without leaving the rapidly growing southeast metro.
Southeast Aurora Demographics & Health Needs
The 80015/80016 ZIP codes house 170,000 residents: 55% White, 21% Latino, 12% Asian (large Indian, Korean, and Filipino populations), 8% Black, 4% multiracial. Median household income tops $115,000, but income drops sharply east toward Bennett and Strasburg. 42% hold bachelor’s degrees, and 20% work in aerospace, IT, or healthcare. Birth rates exceed metro averages, driving OB demand. Military families (Buckley) introduce TRICARE protocols and deployment-readiness clinics. Behavioral health visits rose 35% post-2020, and asthma prevalence remains high due to wildfire smoke. Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, Amharic, and Nepali are common, requiring multilingual labeling.
Regulatory Compliance & Certifications
This hub adheres to:
- Colorado Board of Pharmacy wholesale licenses
- DEA Schedule II-V handling with DHA/VA audit readiness
- Joint Commission and DNV requirements for Centura, UCHealth, AdventHealth
- CDPHE emergency preparedness standards and South Metro Fire ICS protocols
- FAA & TSA coordination for aviation medical incidents
- TRICARE and Space Force medical logistics guidance
- Aurora Public Schools & Douglas County Schools medication rules
- USA Triathlon and IRONMAN medical guidelines
What Southeast Aurora Providers Say
Average rating 4.94/5 from hospitals, military clinics, school districts, and event directors that rely on the Quincy Avenue hub.
Our maternity program delivers 4,000 babies annually. LAC Health keeps our ORs stocked if storms delay trucks. They customize postpartum kits for our Ethiopian and Nepali families and deliver neonatal ventilator circuits in under 20 minutes.
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We can’t wait on distant depots when guardians deploy. LAC Health understands DHA requirements, secures vaccines, and patch-tests every delivery for tamper evidence. They even stage supplies for NORAD exercises and DIA aircraft diversions.
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We support 68,000 students across vast suburban campuses. LAC Health pre-labels med kits for each school, provides EpiPen backups, and resupplies after Friday night football injuries. Their bilingual instructions help our diverse families understand care plans.
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Our crisis vans cover Aurora, Parker, and Castle Rock. LAC Health outfits them with sensory tools, restraint alternatives, and telepsychiatry modems. They respond 24/7, even during the 2024 windstorms when power failed across subdivisions.
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Our Aurora Reservoir triathlons need rapid-cycle medical support. LAC Health delivers mass hydration systems, heat illness kits, and AED networks, then collects unused supplies sustainably. Their staff knows USAT’s rules better than some officials.
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We cover ranches 50 miles east with volunteer crews. LAC Health labels supplies by unit, gives us weatherproof cases, and drives halfway when tornado watches pop up. Rural Colorado finally has a partner who shows up.
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