Kailua-Kona Medical Supply Hub – West Hawaiʻi, IRONMAN & Maunakea Logistics
On Hawaiʻi Island’s Kona Coast, our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #2321 at 75-1015 Henry Street keeps Kona Community Hospital, Queen’s North Hawaiʻi (Waimea), Ali‘i Health Center, Four Seasons Hualālai resort clinics, Maunakea observatory crews, and IRONMAN medical teams supplied without driving to Hilo or Honolulu.
We stage trauma and cardiac kits for Kona Community Hospital, dialysis and oncology supplies for West Hawaiʻi clinics, multilingual visitor-care packs for resorts, occupational kits for Kona International Airport (KOA), and hill-climb caches for Maunakea/ Mauna Loa research bases. When caregivers from Kailua-Kona, South Kohala, Kaʻū, or the Saddle Road corridor search “medical suppliers near me,” this Henry Street hub delivers fast, tourism-savvy logistics.
Kona hosts the VinFast IRONMAN World Championship, Hōkūleʻa departures, and tsunami evacuation drills while supporting volcanic monitoring and rural kupuna care. Our operations mirror that diversity: temperature-stable staging, bilingual labeling, TSA/CBP-coordinated courier swaps, and ICS-trained staff for deep-water port or wildfire activations.
Location & Access Information
LAC Health West Hawaiʻi Hub – Inside Walmart #2321
75-1015 Henry Street
Kailua-Kona, Hawaiʻi 96740
ZIP Code 96740 (serving Kailua-Kona, Waikoloa, Kohala, Kaʻū, South Point, and Kona International Airport)
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Parking & Loading: Ample lot with ambulance slot, covered dock for reefers, and direct ramp for resort shuttles.
Highway Access: 0.5 miles to Kuakini Highway (HI-11), 2 miles to Queen Kaʻahumanu Highway (HI-19), 7 miles to Kona International Airport (KOA), 30 miles to Waimea via Saddle Road.
Nearby Facilities: Kona Community Hospital (11 mi south), Ali‘i Health Center (0.6 mi), Queen’s North Hawaiʻi (35 mi), Kailua Pier event staging (1 mi).
Medical Supply Services Available
Wholesale & Coastal Readiness
- Acute care replenishment for Kona Community Hospital, Queen’s North Hawaiʻi, and Kohala Hospital (via Saddle Road staging).
- Outpatient turnover for Ali‘i Health Center, Kaiser Kona clinics, and private practices along Aliʻi Drive.
- EMS/hospital caches for Hawaiʻi County Fire (West Battalion), Rescue Company 7, lifeguards at Hapuna/Kahaluʻu, and Coast Guard Station Kawaihae.
- Occupational and resort health kits for KOA ground handlers, cruise tender terminals, and luxury properties from Hualālai to Mauna Lani.
- Telehealth and home care bundles for Queen’s remote monitoring, North Hawaiʻi Hospice, and Project Vision mobile clinics.
- Event medicine staging for IRONMAN, Lavaman, Big Island International Marathon, and Merrie Monarch outreach teams lodging in Kona.
Reverse Logistics & Special Handling
- DEA/FDA-controlled returns with Kona harbor/airport documentation and lava ash-proof packaging.
- Cold-chain biologics, neonatal meds, and specialized sports medicine supplies tracked by IoT telemetry and generator-backed refrigeration.
- Device recall handling for ventilators, anesthesia equipment, cath lab gear, and resort clinic diagnostics rotating between Kona and Honolulu.
- Telehealth/RPM kit refurbishment for DOE Baldridge clinics, Ali‘i Health remote dermatology, and Kupuna telemonitoring programs.
- Tsunami/wildfire cache rotation for Kailua Pier, Kealakehe evacuation centers, and Mauna Kea ranger stations.
- Hazmat courier swaps for USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (Kona outpost) and NOAA Pacific Tsunami Warning Center equipment calibrations.
Your Kona Logistics Team
Watermen, hospital veterans, and bilingual resort liaisons ensure every delivery respects West Hawaiʻi’s pace and culture.
Keola Lindsey
Kona Community & Queen’s Liaison
Keola worked in Kona Community Hospital materials management. He now coordinates implants, cath lab kits, and specialty meds across West Hawaiʻi and Waimea.
Email: [email protected]
Captain Moana Paikuli
EMS, Coast & Event Medicine Coordinator
A former Hawaii County Fire captain and IRONMAN medical lead, Moana manages ALS cache audits, ocean safety kits, and mass event logistics.
Email: [email protected]
Dr. Maya Fernandez
Visitor & Community Health Lead
Dr. Fernandez previously directed Ali‘i Health Center’s multilingual urgent care. She curates tourist-care kits, bilingual chronic-disease bundles, and kupuna outreach supplies.
Email: [email protected]
How to Use This Henry Street Counter
- Time Pickups with Aliʻi Drive Traffic
Open 6:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.; after-hours tsunami/wildfire activations via +1-703-810-3898.
- Bring Credentials
Hospital badge, EMS ID, USCG pass, resort permit, or event credential enables immediate release.
- Chain-of-Custody
We scan totes, log environmental data, apply tamper seals, and send documentation to Epic, Cerner, ESO, or SmartSheet.
- Track Routes
Receive SMS/email updates with Queen K closures, Aliʻi Drive races, KOA runway impacts, and Saddle Road weather.
Coverage Footprint
Supports Kona Community Hospital, Queen’s North Hawaiʻi, Kohala Hospital staging, Ali‘i Health Center, Hōlualoa clinics, resort medical teams, IRONMAN medical command, Hawaii County EMS West battalion, Hapuna lifeguards, and KOA airport operations.
Kona’s Health Legacy
Kona’s harbor sustained voyaging canoes, sugar-era plantations, and today’s global triathlon capital. The coast weathered 2011 tsunami surges, lava inundations near South Kona, and the 2020 tourism shutdown. Our counter honors that resilience with tsunami-elevated storage, generator tie-ins, and memoranda with event organizers, hotels, and harbor masters.
West Hawaiʻi Demographics
Population ~100,000 residents plus seasonal influx of >50,000 visitors. Racial mix: 33% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, 31% White, 25% Asian, 7% Hispanic/Latino, 4% other. Languages: English, ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, German. Health priorities: cardiac care gaps due to distance, visitor emergent care, kupuna chronic disease, and heat/surf injuries. Localized logistics shrink response times across lava fields and resort corridors.
Licensing & Compliance
Hawaiʻi Board of Pharmacy wholesale license, Hawaiʻi County vendor approval, DEA Schedule II–V, FDA/IRB, Joint Commission/DNV, OSHA/NIOSH, FEMA ICS/NIMS, HIPAA/HITECH, TSA/CBP KOA access, and Ironman World Championship medical credentials.
What West Hawaiʻi Providers Say
Average rating 4.95/5 from hospitals, EMS, resort clinics, and event teams.
A lava evac and cardiac emergency hit during a tourist surge. LAC Health delivered cath lab trays and ventilators before our backup courier left Waimea.
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From manta ray rescues to Saddle Road crashes, our crews never wait for supplies. LAC Health tracks every ALS kit and uploads proof to ESO automatically.
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We serve locals and visitors in multiple languages. LAC Health labels meds in English, Japanese, German, and Spanish so our staff can focus on care.
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IRONMAN requires thousands of IV sets, AED pads, and ice baths. LAC Health stages them by course segment and handles demobilization like clockwork.
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Altitude sickness kits and emergency oxygen must be reliable. LAC Health labels each load by telescope facility and weather window.
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Our VIP clinics expect confidentiality and speed. LAC Health knows every security gate and still provides full compliance documentation.
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