Burley & Magic Valley Medical Supply Hub – Snake River Grain Belt Readiness
Burley, Idaho anchors Cassia and Minidoka counties along the Snake River. Our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #1900 at 385 N Overland Avenue keeps Cassia Regional Hospital, Minidoka Memorial Hospital, Intermountain Healthcare clinics, St. Luke’s outreach teams, local EMS agencies, food-processing plants, and irrigation districts supplied with compliant, same-day medical logistics.
Within a 30-minute radius lie Cassia Regional, Minidoka Memorial, St. Luke’s Jerome EMT staging, Glanbia Nutritionals, DOT port-of-entry sites on I‑84, Pomerelle Mountain Resort, and the new Burley rail spur. Whether responding to grain-dust incidents, winter canyon crashes, or wildfire smoke along the Albion Range, “medical suppliers near me” for Magic Valley now points to this Overland Avenue hub.
Burley’s heritage spans sugar beet factories, river barges, and the famed Spudman Triathlon. LAC Health blends that agricultural grit with hospital-grade precision: temperature-validated storage, bilingual farm-safety paperwork, and partnerships with Cassia County EMS and the Port of Entry command post.
Location & Access Information
LAC Health Magic Valley Hub – Inside Walmart #1900
385 N Overland Avenue
Burley, Idaho 83318
ZIP Code 83318 (serves Burley, Heyburn, Paul, Rupert, Declo, Albion, Oakley, and the I‑84/I‑86 junction)
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Parking & Loading: Semi-friendly lot with farm-vehicle clearance, covered dock, and ambulance access on 5th Street.
Highway Access: 1 mile to I‑84 Exit 211, 3 miles to US 30, 8 miles to I‑86 interchange, 40 miles to Twin Falls/VLY.
Nearby Facilities: Cassia Regional Hospital (2.5 mi), Minidoka Memorial Hospital (15 mi), Pomerelle Ski Patrol base (26 mi), Eastern Idaho Railroad (1 mi).
Medical Supply Services Available
Wholesale & Rural Readiness
- Acute care replenishment for Cassia Regional, Minidoka Memorial, St. Luke’s Jerome outreach, and Intermountain clinics.
- EMS cache rotation for Cassia County EMS, Minidoka Memorial Ambulance, Albion EMS, and Idaho State Police Region 4.
- Occupational health bundles for Glanbia Nutritionals, DOT inspection stations, potato processors, dairy farms, and wind turbine crews.
- Telehealth/home care kits for Intermountain Homecare, Minidoka Public Health, and St. Luke’s remote patient monitoring pilots.
- Event medicine staging for Spudman Triathlon, Idaho Regatta, Minico High athletics, and Pomerelle ski season.
- Wildfire and drought-response caches for BLM South Central Idaho, Sawtooth National Forest rangers, and irrigation-district rehab teams.
Reverse Logistics & Compliance
- DEA/FDA returns with bilingual manifests for agricultural clinics and critical access hospitals.
- Cold-chain biologics, NICU and OB meds, and specialty oncology regimens monitored with redundant telemetry linked to Intermountain command.
- Device recall handling for ventilators, dialysis equipment, anesthesia machines, and lab analyzers rotating between Twin Falls and Pocatello.
- Telehealth kit refurbishment for Minidoka schools, Head Start programs, and Frontier Behavioral Health partners.
- Flood and winter-storm cache rotation for Cassia/Minidoka EMAs, American Red Cross shelters, and ID-24 canyon closures.
- Hazmat courier swaps for USDA APHIS field labs, Idaho State Lab collection points, and DOT crash reconstruction teams.
Your Magic Valley Logistics Team
Local paramedics, bilingual farm-safety coordinators, and Intermountain supply veterans staff this counter.
Jake Villanueva
Cassia & Intermountain Liaison
Jake managed Cassia Regional’s warehouse for seven years. He now synchronizes implants, cath lab disposables, and oncology kits across Cassia and Minidoka counties.
Email: [email protected]
Captain Teresa Howell
EMS & Critical Incident Coordinator
A former Cassia County EMS captain, Teresa coordinates ALS cache audits, DOT hazmat documentation, and river-rescue rehab supplies.
Email: [email protected]
Dr. Elena Madrigal
Community & Agricultural Health Lead
Dr. Madrigal led Minidoka Public Health’s migrant programs. She curates bilingual chronic-disease kits, farm-injury supplies, and school clinic support.
Email: [email protected]
How to Use This Counter
- Coordinate Around I‑84 & US 30
Open 6:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.; wildfire or winter-storm pickups available overnight via +1-703-810-3898.
- Credential Check
Provide hospital badge, EMS credential, USDA/OSHA ID, or grant code. We pre-fill Intermountain, BLM, and DOT paperwork.
- Seal Chain-of-Custody
We scan totes, log temperature/humidity, apply tamper seals, and send documentation to Epic, Cerner, ESO, or Smartsheet within 90 seconds.
- Track Rural Routes
Receive SMS/email updates with ITD road closures, Snake River flood advisories, and expected arrival times.
Coverage Footprint
Supports Cassia Regional, Minidoka Memorial, St. Luke’s outreach, BLM and Forest Service crews, Cassia/Minidoka EMS, DOT inspection stations, agriculture employers, and recreation/event medicine across Magic Valley.
Burley’s River & Rail Heritage
Burley boomed with sugar beets, river shipping, and the Minidoka Dam. Floods, the 1976 Teton Dam aftermath, 1990s droughts, and the 2020 pandemic highlighted the need for local caches. LAC Health leverages that history with elevated storage, redundant generators, and partnership MOUs with Cassia & Minidoka emergency managers.
Magic Valley Demographics
Regional population 90,000+: 58% White, 34% Hispanic/Latino, 3% Native American, 3% multiracial, 2% other. Languages include English, Spanish, Portuguese (missionary families), and Somali Bantu communities. High prevalence of farm injuries, chronic disease disparities, and long transport times make localized logistics critical.
Licensing & Compliance
Idaho Board of Pharmacy wholesale license, DEA Schedule II–V, FDA/IRB logistics, Joint Commission/DNV alignment, OSHA/NIOSH farm safety, FEMA ICS/NIMS, HIPAA/HITECH, and Cassia/Minidoka county vendor approvals.
What Magic Valley Providers Say
Average rating 4.94/5 from hospitals, EMS, ag employers, and emergency managers.
A grain elevator explosion sent multiple trauma patients to us. LAC Health staged orthopedic implants and blood warmers within 40 minutes despite blowing snow.
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Our rural crews cover 2,500 square miles. LAC Health rotates RSI meds, warming blankets, and hazmat kits so every ambulance leaves stocked.
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LAC Health labels bilingual kits for our migrant health clinics and gets cold-chain vaccines to Rupert without delays.
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During wildfire season we rely on LAC Health to stage rehab kits, IV fluids, and ICS documentation before crews head into the desert.
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Food safety audits require meticulous OSHA documentation. LAC Health delivers injury kits and AED supplies with the needed chain-of-custody every time.
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We rely on LAC Health to stage hydration, AED, and trauma kits along the Snake River. Everything arrives labeled by aid station and wave start.
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