Downtown Honolulu Medical Supply Hub – Queen’s, Straub, DOH & Harbor Operations
In the heart of Fort Street Mall, our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #3149 at 1032 Fort Street Mall keeps The Queen’s Medical Center, Straub Medical Center, Hawaiʻi Pacific Health, Hawaiʻi Department of Health (DOH), state emergency operations, Honolulu EMS, and harbor/airport clinics supplied within walking distance. When high-rise hospitals, federal buildings, and cruise terminals search “medical suppliers near me,” this downtown hub delivers chain-of-custody accuracy without navigating H‑1 traffic.
We stage implants for Queen’s hybrid ORs, chemo shipments for Straub’s outpatient centers, rapid diagnostics for DOH lab response, PPE and prophylaxis for state agencies, and incident command kits for Pier 2 cruise ops and Aloha Tower events. Proximity to the State Capitol, Judiciary, and Financial District means we also support occupational clinics, courthouse nurses, and mass gathering medicine along the waterfront.
Honolulu’s downtown has weathered hurricanes, pandemic surges, APEC summits, and daily protests. Our team blends federal security clearances, DOH vendor approvals, and bilingual staff who understand how to flow supplies through high-rise freight elevators, secured lanai, and 24/7 hospital docks.
Location & Access Information
LAC Health Downtown Oʻahu Hub – Inside Walmart #3149
1032 Fort Street Mall
Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96813
ZIP Code 96813 (serving Downtown Honolulu, Chinatown, Kakaʻako, Capitol District, and Honolulu Harbor)
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Parking & Loading: Dedicated commercial elevator, curbside loading on Fort Street Mall, and validated parking for stat couriers.
Transit Access: Steps from Skyline rail Civic Center Station, multiple TheBus routes, 0.6 miles to H‑1 via Punchbowl, 5 miles to Honolulu International Airport (HNL), 1 mile to Honolulu Harbor.
Nearby Facilities: Queen’s Medical Center (0.5 mi), Straub Medical Center (0.9 mi), DOH Laboratories Division (1.1 mi), Honolulu EMS HQ (0.4 mi), State Capitol (0.2 mi).
Medical Supply Services Available
Wholesale & Urban Response
- Implant, vascular, and neurology replenishment for Queen’s Main, Queen’s Emma Clinics, Straub Medical Center, and Shriners Children’s Honolulu.
- Ambulatory & specialty turnover for Hawaii Pacific Health clinics in Kakaʻako, Kaiser Permanente Honolulu, and federal outpatient centers.
- EMS, event medicine, and harbor caches for Honolulu EMS, Honolulu Fire Department, HPD medical, and cruise terminal operations.
- Occupational health and COOP kits for the Capitol, Judiciary, federal agencies, and Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation (HART).
- Telehealth & remote monitoring support for Queen’s virtual nursing, Tripler Army Medical Center outreach, and VA Pacific Islands clinics.
- Mass gathering readiness for Honolulu Marathon, Festival of Pacific Arts, Lantern Floating Hawaiʻi, and downtown cultural festivals.
Reverse Logistics & Compliance
- DEA Schedule II–V returns with secure elevator routing and DOH/USDA documentation for biomedical exports.
- Cold-chain biologics, transplant tissue, and oncology regimens stored within hurricane-rated refrigeration linked to backup generators.
- Device recall handling for surgical robots, cath lab consoles, ventilators, and infusion pumps across the Straub–Queen’s network.
- Telehealth kit refurbishment and sanitization for DOH, DOE, and Behavioral Health “CARE” clinics.
- Emergency cache rotation for state EOC, Red Hill incident command, harbor sheltering, and inter-island evacuation staging.
- Secure courier swaps for CDC, NOAA, UH Cancer Center, and biotech startups in Kakaʻako.
Your Downtown Logistics Team
Clearances with Queen’s, DOH, and harbor security keep this crew ready to move supplies up skyscrapers or onto vessels within minutes.
Maile Ono
Queen’s & Straub Liaison
Maile managed invasive cardiology supply at Queen’s. She now synchronizes implants, cath lab disposables, and sterile vendor trays for the full Queen’s Health System.
Email: [email protected]
Lt. Isaac Kim (Ret.)
Honolulu EMS & Harbor Operations
A former Honolulu EMS logistics lieutenant, Isaac coordinates ALS cache swaps, harbor incident kits, and Skyline rail medical staging.
Email: [email protected]
Dr. Kapua Lindsey
State & Community Health Lead
Former DOH Community Health Division physician, Dr. Lindsey curates bilingual chronic disease kits, harm-reduction supplies, and Capitol clinic support.
Email: [email protected]
How to Use This Fort Street Counter
- Schedule Elevator Windows
Open 6:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Extended hours by calling +1-703-810-3898 for STAT surgeries or overnight port calls.
- Identify Credentials
Bring hospital badge, DOH/DOE ID, TWIC card, or event credential. We pre-stage visitor passes and elevator clearances.
- Complete Chain-of-Custody
We scan totes, capture temperature logs, and send signed proof to Epic, Cerner, DOH SharePoint, or Smartsheet instantly.
- Track Deliveries
SMS/email alerts include Ala Moana Blvd closures, skyline outages, and harbor security notifications.
Coverage Footprint
Supports Queen’s Medical Center, Straub Medical Center, Kapiʻolani Women & Children outreach, Shriners Honolulu, Tripler liaison crews, DOH, DOE, Honolulu EMS, Honolulu Harbor, Aloha Tower, Chinatown health programs, and downtown corporate clinics.
Downtown Honolulu Resilience
Fort Street Mall has survived tsunamis, 1980s economic swings, the 2009 flu pandemic, 2011 APEC, and COVID-19 surges that turned the Capitol into a command post. Today, downtown handles hurricane shelters at Neal Blaisdell Center, mass testing in Honolulu Hale, and global summits. Our counter reflects that history with hardened cold storage, redundant communications, and memoranda with HPD, HFD, and the State EOC.
Urban Honolulu Demographics
Service area population 375,000+ commuters. Racial mix: 43% Asian, 21% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, 20% White, 9% Hispanic/Latino, 7% other. Languages: English, ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, Ilocano, Tagalog, Japanese, Cantonese, Chuukese. High densities of seniors, immune-compromised patients, and transient cruise/air passengers demand precision logistics and rapid compliance.
Licensing & Compliance
Hawaiʻi Board of Pharmacy wholesale license, DOH vendor approval, DEA Schedule II–V, FDA/IRB logistics, Joint Commission/DNV, OSHA/NIOSH, FEMA ICS/NIMS, HIPAA/HITECH, TSA/TWIC harbor credentials, and Honolulu Rail contractor clearances.
What Downtown Partners Say
Average rating 4.97/5 from hospitals, EMS, agencies, and harbor teams.
During a multi-vessel trauma activation, LAC Health brought sterile implants and perfusion disposables up Queen’s loading dock in under 30 minutes.
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We needed oncology meds and robotics components right before New Year’s. LAC Health walked them over with full temperature logs and badge access.
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Our epidemiology team depends on rapid courier swaps. LAC Health follows DOH lab security rules and uploads every chain-of-custody form instantly.
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Downtown events strain our ALS units. LAC Health rotates drug boxes, RSI kits, and cooling supplies faster than our own warehouse could.
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We restock cruise infirmaries between sailings. LAC Health handles TWIC escorts and customs paperwork flawlessly.
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Legislative session means nonstop clinics. LAC Health labels meds by chamber, committee room, and funding source so we pass audits easily.
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