Coos Bay Oregon Coast Medical Supply Hub – Bay Area Hospital, US‑101 & Coos Bay Harbor
Coos Bay anchors Bay Area Hospital (172 beds, Coos County’s largest hospital), Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center (Bandon, 25 beds), Coos County EMS, Coos Bay Fire Department, Coos Bay Harbor, US‑101 corridor, and the Oregon Coast linking Florence, Bandon, and North Bend. Our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #1880 at 2051 Newmark Avenue keeps Bay Area Hospital OR suites, Southern Coos teams, Coos County EMS, Oregon Coast visitor medical support, and coastal Oregon partners stocked without waiting on Eugene or Medford depots.
Within 30 miles are Bay Area Hospital, Southern Coos Hospital, Coos Bay Harbor, US‑101, US‑42, North Bend (9,800), Bandon (3,200), and the Oregon Coast region. Severe weather, US‑101 closures, Oregon Coast visitor surges, and Eugene–Medford freight demands require a “medical suppliers near me” counter aligned with Coos County ICS—this Newmark Avenue hub delivers.
Coos Bay blends healthcare, maritime operations, tourism, and forestry. LAC Health supports that mix with generator-backed cold rooms, maritime-sector manifests, and MOUs with Bay Area Hospital, Southern Coos, and Coos County EMA.
Location & Access Information
LAC Health Coos Bay Oregon Coast Hub – Inside Walmart #1880
2051 Newmark Avenue
Coos Bay, Oregon 97420
ZIP Code 97420 (serves Coos Bay, North Bend, Bandon, and Coos County)
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Parking & Loading: Ambulance spur, maritime vehicle bay, hazmat returns enclosure, and cold vault on dual-generator backup.
Highway Access: On Newmark Avenue; 0.5 miles to US‑101, 2 miles to US‑42, 3 miles to Bay Area Hospital, 4 miles to Coos Bay Harbor, 110 miles to Eugene Airport.
Nearby Facilities: Bay Area Hospital (3 mi), Coos Bay Harbor (4 mi), Southern Coos Hospital (15 mi), Oregon Coast (0.5 mi).
Medical Supply Services Available
Hospital & Community Logistics
- STAT replenishment for Bay Area Hospital (172 beds, 6 ORs, Level III trauma), Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center (25 beds), and coastal clinic networks.
- Cold-chain biologics, trauma blood, orthopedic implants, and oncology therapies tracked in Epic, Cerner, and Athena with telemetry.
- School nurse caches for Coos Bay School District, Southwestern Oregon Community College, and regional educational institutions.
- Public health surge totes for tsunami shelters, Oregon Coast visitor incidents, and community events.
- Support for behavioral health units, detox programs, and rural clinic networks across Coos, Curry, and Douglas counties.
EMS & Maritime Support
- ALS/BLS cache rotation for Coos County EMS, Coos Bay Fire Department, North Bend Fire, Bandon Fire, and Life Flight Network.
- Hazmat returns and rehab kits for maritime operations, forestry facilities, and industrial sites with PHMSA documentation.
- Continuity totes for US‑101 multi-vehicle incidents, tsunami response, and Oregon Coast visitor incidents.
- Rehab modules for maritime incidents, forestry emergencies, and community gatherings.
- Rapid shipments for FEMA Region 10 staging, Oregon National Guard exercises, and mutual aid to California.
- Support for rural clinics, pharmacies, and telehealth deployments across coastal Oregon.
Meet the Oregon Coast Team
Our Coos Bay staff blends hospital supply expertise, maritime coordination, and coastal Oregon regional support.
Patricia Morgan
Hospital Liaison
Former Bay Area Hospital materials management director managing $4.2M annual spend across 172 beds, 6 ORs, and Level III trauma center while coordinating Southern Coos transfers and regional support.
Email: [email protected]
Douglas Cooper
EMS & Maritime Logistics Lead
Former Coos County EMS coordinator overseeing ALS cache audits, US‑101 corridor ICS, and maritime medical response coordination.
Email: [email protected]
Rebecca Bennett
Compliance Director
Former Bay Area Hospital pharmacy purchasing manager fluent in Oregon Board of Pharmacy regulations, PHMSA/DOT hazmat, and compliance documentation.
Email: [email protected]
How to Use This Counter
- Monitor Weather & US‑101 Alerts
Call +1-703-810-3898 when tsunamis, US‑101 closures, or maritime incidents arise so we can pre-stage totes at hospital docks or reroute via US‑42.
- Bring Credentials
Hospital badges, maritime facility IDs, or OEM cards ensure expedited release; we pre-clear rosters daily with Bay Area Hospital, Southern Coos, and Coos County security.
- Document Custody
Every load is barcoded, temperature logged, photographed, and digitally signed; proofs sync to Epic, Cerner, ESO, WebEOC, and FEMA Resource Manager.
- Stay Alerted
Subscribe to Coos County Emergency Alerts, ODOT TripCheck, Oregon Coast updates, and NWS Medford bulletins.
Coverage Footprint
Supports Coos, Curry, and Douglas counties; Oregon Coast; US‑101/US‑42 corridors; and coastal Oregon region.
Oregon Coast Resilience
The region has faced the 2020 pandemic waves, 2021 tsunami warnings, 2022 winter storms, and 2023 extreme weather. Hardened docks, redundant fiber/satellite links, and shared SOPs with Bay Area Hospital, Southern Coos, and Coos County EMA keep supply lines resilient.
Regional Demographics
Coos County population ~64,000: 24.8% over age 65, 28.2% ages 45-64, 22.4% ages 25-44. Leading sectors: healthcare, maritime operations, tourism, forestry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you deliver simultaneously to Bay Area Hospital and Southern Coos?
Yes. We stage telemetered totes for each facility, align Epic/Cerner paperwork, and deliver with photo proof within 60–70 minutes.
Do you support Oregon Coast visitor emergencies or tsunami response?
We preload POD totes with ICS forms and telemetry logs, then refresh for visitor incidents or tsunami response.
Can you deliver to facilities in Florence or Bandon?
Yes. We coordinate with Florence and Bandon facilities for STAT deliveries along US‑101 with telemetry proof.
Licensing & Compliance
Oregon Board of Pharmacy, Oregon Health Authority, PHMSA/DOT hazmat, FEMA Region 10 ICS/NIMS, HIPAA/HITECH.
