Alexandria & Northern Kentucky Medical Supply Hub – I‑471 & AA Highway Readiness
Alexandria, Kentucky sits at the crossroads of US‑27, the AA Highway (KY‑9), and I‑471 connecting Cincinnati, Newport, and CVG Airport. Our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #1961 at 6711 Alexandria Pike keeps St. Elizabeth Healthcare campuses, Cincinnati Children’s Liberty/Northern Kentucky locations, UC Health outreach clinics, Campbell County EMS, and Ohio River industrial teams stocked with compliant supplies minutes from Downtown Cincinnati.
Within 15 miles are St. Elizabeth Ft. Thomas (Level III trauma), St. Elizabeth Edgewood, St. Elizabeth Grant, Cincinnati Children’s Highlands, Christ Hospital ambulatory sites, CVG Airport, Amazon Air Hub, NKU Health Innovation Center, Newport Aquarium, and STATCare ambulatory centers. Snow/ice on AA Highway, Brent Spence Bridge closures, Ohio River cresting, and Bengals/Bearcats events all require a “medical suppliers near me” site that understands bi-state logistics. This Alexandria Pike hub delivers hospital-grade precision with local responsiveness.
Alexandria’s heritage includes inland farming communities, Campbell County courthouses, Civil War fortifications, and today’s fast-growing suburbs. LAC Health extends that legacy with redundant cold-chain monitoring, bilingual documentation, and direct integration with Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky incident command plans.
Location & Access Information
LAC Health Northern Kentucky Hub – Inside Walmart #1961
6711 Alexandria Pike
Alexandria, Kentucky 41001
ZIP Code 41001 (serves Alexandria, Cold Spring, Highland Heights, Independence south, NKU campus, CVG corridor, and river cities from Bellevue to Newport)
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Parking & Loading: Ambulance-friendly loop on the pharmacy side, semi dock with Amazon-style security cages, and temperature-validated refrigerators tied to generator power.
Highway Access: 5 miles to I‑275 (AA Highway), 11 miles to I‑471 downtown Cincinnati, 13 miles to I‑71/75 Brent Spence Bridge, 17 miles to CVG Airport.
Nearby Facilities: St. Elizabeth Ft. Thomas (7 mi), St. Elizabeth Edgewood (15 mi), Cincinnati Children’s Highlands (6 mi), NKU Campus (7 mi), CVG Airport (17 mi).
Medical Supply Services Available
Healthcare & Campus Logistics
- St. Elizabeth replenishment for Ft. Thomas, Edgewood, Florence, Dearborn, and Grant County campuses plus ambulatory surgery centers.
- Pediatric and women’s health kits for Cincinnati Children’s Highlands, Liberty Township, and Good Samaritan OB networks.
- EMS cache rotation for Campbell County Fire/EMS, Alexandria Fire District, Ft. Thomas EMS, Kenton County EMS, and AirCare/UC Health helicopters.
- University & school support for Northern Kentucky University, Thomas More University, Campbell County Schools, and Diocese of Covington clinics.
- Telehealth/home care supplies for St. Elizabeth Home Health, TriHealth at Home, and Mercy Health remote monitoring programs.
- Event medicine staging for Cincinnati Riverbend concerts, Newport on the Levee, Flying Pig Marathon south-course aid, and Bengals/FC Cincinnati support teams.
Industrial & Transportation Support
- Occupational health bundles for Amazon Air, DHL, Fidelity Investments, Mazak, Bosch, and Newport Steel logistics within Boone/Kenton/Campbell counties.
- DEA/FDA-compliant returns with Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport escorts when needed.
- Cold-chain biologics, transplant tissues, CAR-T therapies, and oncology regimens tracked with telemetry feeding Epic, Cerner, and Care Everywhere networks.
- Device recall handling for robotics, cardiac mapping systems, ventilators, and dialysis units rotating between tri-state hospitals.
- Telehealth refurbishment for TriHealth, Mercy, and NKU tele-counseling services plus bilingual chronic-care kits for River City clinics.
- Disaster cache rotation for Northern Kentucky Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC), Hamilton County EM, and Ohio River floodwall deployments.
Meet the Northern Kentucky Logistics Team
Former St. Elizabeth buyers, CVG hazardous materials officers, and NKU alumni staff this counter.
Michaela Dorsey
St. Elizabeth & TriHealth Liaison
Michaela spent eight years optimizing perioperative supply at St. Elizabeth Edgewood. She now synchronizes implants, perfusion kits, and OB packs across the tri-state system.
Email: [email protected]
Captain Tyrone Hicks
EMS & River Incident Coordinator
A former KCKFD and Campbell County EMS officer, Tyrone manages ALS cache audits, river-rescue rehab kits, and cross-river hazmat documentation.
Email: [email protected]
Dr. Keisha Monahan
Community & Campus Health Lead
Dr. Monahan led NKU’s Health Innovation Center simulation labs. She curates chronic-disease kits, campus clinic supplies, and bilingual outreach for Ohio/Kentucky communities.
Email: [email protected]
How to Use This Counter
- Plan for River & Bridge Traffic
Open daily 6 a.m.–11 p.m.; call +1-703-810-3898 for overnight snow, riverflood, or stadium activations.
- Credential Verification
Hospital badge, EMS ID, TSA/CVG escort, or school/industrial letter ensures immediate staging with proper paperwork.
- Seal Chain-of-Custody
We scan totes, capture temperature/humidity, apply tamper seals, and transmit documentation to Epic, Cerner, ESO, Workday, or NKU systems in 90 seconds.
- Real-Time Alerts
Receive SMS/email notices for KYTC traffic, Brent Spence Bridge closures, Ohio River gauge changes, and CVG TSA directives.
Coverage Footprint
Supports St. Elizabeth Healthcare, Cincinnati Children’s NKY, UC Health outreach, NKU athletics, CVG/Amazon logistics, Campbell/Kenton County EMS, and Ohio River industrial partners.
River Valley Heritage
Alexandria served as the Campbell County seat, hosted Civil War fort lines, and supported 20th-century bourbon/river industries. Floods (1937, 1997), the Brent Spence Bridge closure (2020), CVG cargo surges, and pandemic demands highlighted the need for a south-side logistics node. LAC Health maintains generator-backed refrigeration, elevated shelving, and MOUs with Northern Kentucky Emergency Management.
Cincinnati–NKY Demographics
Regional population 2.2 million, with 420,000 in Boone/Kenton/Campbell counties. Demographics: 74% White, 16% Black, 5% Hispanic/Latino, 4% Asian, 1% Native/other. Workforce spans healthcare, aviation logistics, finance, tourism, and higher education. Bilingual (English/Spanish) materials and cross-state compliance keep response times low.
Licensing & Compliance
Kentucky Board of Pharmacy wholesale license, Ohio nonresident license, DEA Schedule II–V, FDA/IRB logistics, Joint Commission/DNV alignment, OSHA/NIOSH, TSA Known Shipper, FEMA ICS/NIMS, HIPAA/HITECH, and Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati vendor approvals.
What NKY Providers Say
Average rating 4.97/5 from hospitals, EMS, airports, and campus partners.
A trauma activation overlapped with an LVAD transplant case. LAC Health staged implants and perfusion kits at Alexandria Pike before our internal courier could leave Edgewood.
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Ice storms shut down AA Highway. LAC Health rotated ALS caches, rehab shelters, and hazmat supplies with full documentation before sunrise.
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Amazon Air peaks require immediate OSHA and AED support. LAC Health brings everything sealed with TSA paperwork and escorts each delivery airside.
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Our simulation labs and athletics share storage. LAC Health labels kits by program, uploads receipts to Workday, and restocks during off-hours.
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Peak season injuries drop when OSHA kits stay updated. LAC Health delivers sealed totes by shift, including bilingual instructions for our workforce.
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Our southside camps need hydration, AED, and rehab gear within hours. LAC Health builds kits by event zone and retrieves them for restock the same evening.
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