Where is the LAC Health Aurora medical supply hub located?
Our Aurora distribution center is located at 15240 E Iliff Avenue, Aurora, CO, 80014. Guests can schedule dock appointments or curbside pickups by contacting the onsite team.
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Aurora’s Iliff Avenue corridor—wedged between the Anschutz Medical Campus and Denver Tech Center—hosts the densest concentration of primary care clinics, dialysis suites, and community health programs in the metro’s east side. Our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #4196 at 15240 E Iliff Avenue provides STAT medical supplies to UCHealth’s Anschutz Medical Campus outposts, Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Health Care System, Denver Health’s East Side clinics, and the immigrant-led healthcare ecosystem that serves 400,000 residents from more than 160 countries. Located two minutes from I‑225, this hub keeps refugee clinics, ambulatory surgery centers, home health agencies, and micro-hospitals stocked without crossing downtown traffic.
Within a six-mile radius sit Anschutz’s 256-acre campus (University Hospital, Children’s Colorado, NCI-designated cancer center), the new VA Medical Center, Medical Center of Aurora (Level II trauma), Swedish Southwest, and dozens of dialysis and infusion centers along Havana Street. Aurora Mental Health & Recovery, African Community Center, Asian Pacific Development Center, and Denver Health’s refugee clinics rely on this Iliff logistics lane for culturally tailored supplies, MAT medications, and crisis-response kits. Buckley Space Force personnel live nearby, while RTD’s H Line funnels patients from downtown to Iliff Station, making this hub a critical link between downtown tertiary care and suburban community medicine.
The area surrounding Havana & Iliff earned the nickname “Gateway to the World” after waves of Southeast Asian, Ethiopian/Eritrean, Nepali, Burmese, and Congolese refugees rebuilt their lives here. Food corridors from Havana to Peoria host halal markets, Caribbean groceries, and East African cafes—each supporting clinics requiring multilingual labeling and religiously compliant supplies. During COVID-19, Iliff parking lots became testing and vaccination grounds for communities with limited transportation. Today, as Anschutz expands gene therapy, tele-ICUs, and clinical trials, neighborhood clinics still depend on agile logistics to manage chronic diseases and refugee trauma. Our Iliff Avenue counter bridges academic medicine with grassroots care.
Parking: 500+ surface spaces plus loading dock, ADA van stalls, and Lyft/Uber zones for refugee transport programs.
Highway Access: 0.3 miles to I‑225 via Iliff Avenue, 4 miles to I‑70, 7 miles to I‑25. Drive times: Anschutz (9 minutes), VA Medical Center (10 minutes), Medical Center of Aurora (6 minutes), Children’s Colorado (11 minutes), Aurora Mental Health Center (4 minutes), Iliff Station RTD (2 minutes).
Nearby Landmarks: Across from Utah Park (testing site), near Havana Business Improvement District, Heather Gardens retirement community, and Community College of Aurora’s Lowry campus.
Our central Aurora staff reflects the refugee-majority neighborhoods we serve. They speak more than 12 languages, know the intricacies of Anschutz research protocols, and maintain trust with community leaders from Colfax to Mississippi Avenue.
Global Health Integration Lead
Somali-born, Denver-raised, Leyla practiced family medicine at Denver Health’s Lowry clinic before joining LAC Health. She designs culturally specific supply sets, ensures halal and vegan medication options, and coordinates interpreter-ready instructions. Leyla partners with the African Community Center, ACC, and Aurora Public Schools to align medical logistics with refugee resettlement timelines.
Email: [email protected]
Anschutz & VA Logistics Specialist
Ethan managed UCHealth’s research pharmacy logistics for Phase I trials. At LAC Health he synchronizes supply runs with Anschutz labs, ensures VA compliance for veteran clinics, and supports tele-ICU deployments. His familiarity with institutional review boards (IRBs) and chain-of-custody makes clinical trial staff trust the Iliff hub.
Email: [email protected]
Crisis & Oral Health Logistics
Trang, a licensed dental hygienist and former bilingual crisis counselor, manages supplies for MAT programs, Aurora Mental Health outreach, and dental clinics serving new Americans. She curates sensory-friendly de-escalation kits, sedation monitoring equipment, and mobile dental carts for Colfax-based outreach teams.
Email: [email protected]
We operate 6:30 a.m. – 11:30 p.m. daily, mirroring Anschutz shift changes and Iliff Station commuters. Overnight requests (clinical trial emergencies, mobile crisis surges, VA transport delays) go through +1 (703) 810-3898.
Identify yourself as an LAC Health pickup. Provide facility name, PO/RMA, funding source (HRSA, DHA, VA), and preferred language for documentation (English, Spanish, Amharic, Arabic, Nepali, Vietnamese among others).
We photograph deliveries, log temperature data, and package sensitive items respecting dietary restrictions. Controlled meds include bilingual warnings; clinical trial materials receive barcode tracking for IRB compliance.
Within 90 seconds, you receive text/email confirmation with GPS stamp, lot numbers, and attachments ready for Epic, Cerner, eClinicalWorks, or REDCap. Documents can be issued in English plus chosen secondary language.
This Iliff hub ties together:
The Iliff corridor balances academic breakthroughs with public health crises. A morning kidney transplant at Anschutz may share oxygen inventory with an Ethiopian church clinic’s asthma program. This hub keeps both humming.
Aurora grew from a 1890s outpost called Fletcher into “The Gateway to the Rockies.” Fitzsimons Army Hospital (1918) introduced military medicine, later morphing into the modern Anschutz campus. Buckley Air Force Base (1942) brought flight surgeons, while Lowry Air Force Base’s closure in 1994 paved the way for refugee housing and community colleges.
Refugee arrivals from Vietnam (1970s), Ethiopia/Eritrea (1980s), Somalia & Sudan (1990s), Bhutan/Nepal (2000s), and Syria/Congo (2010s) reshaped Iliff/Havana. Clinics embedded translators, halal pharmacies, and trauma-informed practices. During the 2020 pandemic, Iliff parking lots hosted 1,000+ daily tests, while FEMA PPE convoys staged across from our site. The area’s nickname “International Boulevard” reflects decades of medical innovation and cultural resilience.
Today, Iliff’s healthcare challenges include managing chronic disease in multilingual households, overseeing gene therapy trials, and supporting veterans with polytrauma. Reliable logistics grounded in cultural humility keep this legacy alive.
ZIP 80014/80012 counts 120,000 residents: 38% White, 30% Latino, 19% Black/African (including Ethiopian/Eritrean), 13% Asian (Vietnamese, Nepali, Karen, Burmese), and 2% Native American. Over 95 languages are spoken; 42% of households speak English “less than very well.” Median household income is $62,000, but significant pockets live below poverty line. Health indicators: diabetes (12%), hypertension (30%), PTSD among refugees (estimated 28%), and high rates of dental decay due to limited fluoridated water access. Aging populations in Heather Gardens (average age 72) require cardiology and orthopedic supplies, while young refugee families drive maternity demand. The corridor’s diversity necessitates multilingual, culturally respectful logistics.
For clinical trial emergencies, refugee shelter surges, heatwave respiratory spikes, or VA supply requests. Dispatch provides English/Spanish/Amharic/Vietnamese support and coordinates with Aurora OEM.
Schedule IRB-documented returns, DEA pickups, telehealth warranty swaps, or grant reporting. We support HRSA, CDC, FEMA, and VA auditing requirements with multilingual receipts.
Request surge caches for vaccination drives, coordinate multi-faith clinic support, or secure specialized implants for Anschutz next-day cases. Our escalation desk liaises with UCHealth, VA, Denver Health, and Tri-County partners.
The Iliff hub meets:
Average rating 4.91/5 from academic medical staff, refugee clinics, behavioral health teams, and long-term care partners who rely on the Iliff Avenue hub.
January 30, 2025
✓ Verified
December 10, 2024
✓ Verified
November 1, 2024
✓ Verified
September 25, 2024
✓ Verified
August 28, 2024
✓ Verified
July 30, 2024
✓ Verified
Fulfillment SLA
< 48 hrs
Rapid replenishment window for regional providers
Delivery radius
75 mi
Same-day courier coverage for urgent orders
Specialties
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona
Segments we stage locally
FAQs
Our Aurora distribution center is located at 15240 E Iliff Avenue, Aurora, CO, 80014. 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 CO.