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📍 American Fork, UT 84003
Wholesale medical supply and medical suppliers near American Fork, UT. Visit Walmart #2511 at 949 W Grassland Dr for same-day returns, replenishment kits, and verified LAC Health logistics support.
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American Fork, Utah—a thriving city of 35,000+ residents at the northern gateway to Utah County—serves as a critical healthcare logistics nexus, strategically positioned 20 miles south of Salt Lake City (Utah’s capital with major trauma centers) and 15 miles north of Provo (home to Utah Valley Hospital and BYU). Our LAC Health counter inside Walmart #2511 at 949 W Grassland Drive provides northern Utah County’s rapidly expanding healthcare network with same-day access to wholesale medical supplies, compliant returns processing, and emergency logistics coordination without navigating the increasingly congested Interstate 15 corridor through Point of the Mountain.
American Fork Hospital (Intermountain Health’s 90-bed facility delivering 1,800+ babies annually), Timpanogos Regional Hospital’s outpatient centers, Utah Valley Specialty Hospital, and the proliferating medical practices along State Street’s healthcare corridor rely on this waypoint for surgical instrument trays, obstetric supplies, pediatric equipment, and emergency medical resources. American Fork’s location at the convergence of Interstate 15, U.S. Route 89, and State Route 92 (Alpine Loop Highway)—combined with its proximity to Silicon Slopes’ tech corridor—means healthcare providers serve both the nation’s youngest demographic (median age 25.7) and outdoor enthusiasts injured in American Fork Canyon’s recreational areas.
Since American Fork’s settlement in 1850 along the Mormon Trail, the city has transformed from an agricultural community to a healthcare and technology hub. The opening of American Fork Hospital in 1976 catalyzed medical development along State Street, now home to 50+ medical practices. Today’s explosive growth—Utah County added 200,000 residents between 2010-2020, a 34.2% increase—strains traditional supply chains. The demographics tell the story: 38% of residents are under 18 (highest in the nation), average household size is 3.6 persons, and the birth rate of 22.3 per 1,000 nearly doubles the national average. This creates unprecedented demand for pediatric supplies, obstetric equipment, and family healthcare resources. The American Fork hub keeps northern Utah County’s booming healthcare sector supplied with STAT deliveries routed through +1 (703) 810-3898 rather than battling Point of the Mountain traffic to reach Salt Lake distribution centers.
Parking: Free parking with 450+ spaces. Medical supply delivery vehicles may use the west-side loading area equipped for temperature-controlled pharmaceutical shipments.
Highway Access: Located 0.5 miles from Interstate 15 (Exit 279) via Pioneer Crossing. Total drive time from American Fork Hospital: 4 minutes; from Utah Valley Specialty Hospital: 6 minutes; from Timpanogos Regional Hospital: 8 minutes; from Primary Children’s Lehi Campus: 7 minutes; from Utah Valley Hospital (Provo): 20 minutes.
Nearby Landmarks: This location sits in American Fork’s expanding commercial district, near the intersection of Pioneer Crossing and I-15, adjacent to the Meadows retail development, and 2 miles from American Fork Canyon entrance.
This location is staffed by Utah County healthcare logistics professionals who understand the unique dynamics of America’s youngest and fastest-growing metropolitan region, including coordination with high-volume birthing centers, pediatric specialty care, tech industry health programs, and outdoor recreation emergency services. Each team member is trained in pediatric and obstetric supply chain management, Silicon Slopes corporate healthcare patterns, and the logistics of serving large LDS families with multiple simultaneous healthcare needs.
Northern Utah County Territory Lead
Jessica coordinates wholesale medical supply logistics across American Fork, Lehi, Highland, Alpine, and Pleasant Grove—the heart of Utah’s Silicon Slopes. After 11 years as perioperative services manager at American Fork Hospital (overseeing supplies for 1,800+ annual deliveries and 4,000+ surgeries), Jessica joined LAC Health in 2021 to optimize northern Utah County’s supply chain. She holds dual certifications in maternal-child health and supply chain management, uniquely qualifying her to manage the region’s distinctive demographics. Jessica’s network spans American Fork Hospital’s birthing center, Primary Children’s Lehi Campus, tech company health clinics, and family practices serving households averaging 3.6 persons. Her expertise ensures that medical suppliers near me searches from American Fork connect to supply chains designed for young families, not generic healthcare models.
Email: [email protected]
On-Site Transfer Specialist
Carlos manages physical custody transfers at this American Fork hub, ensuring secure chain-of-custody for pediatric medications, birthing center supplies, and tech industry health equipment. A former Life Flight paramedic who responded to American Fork Canyon rescues and I-15 accidents, Carlos understands the urgency of trauma supply delivery. Previously certified in central sterile processing at Utah Valley Hospital, he specialized in pediatric and obstetric instrument sets. Carlos’s bilingual skills (English/Spanish) serve American Fork’s growing Latino community (15% of population), ensuring culturally competent logistics support. His expertise in outdoor recreation injuries—from rock climbing falls to mountain biking trauma—makes him invaluable for coordinating emergency supplies during peak recreation seasons.
Email: [email protected]
Compliance & Documentation Specialist
Emily ensures every transaction meets regulatory standards while accommodating northern Utah County’s unique healthcare patterns. She previously served as pediatric clinical pharmacist at Primary Children’s Hospital, specializing in neonatal and pediatric dosing protocols. Emily holds a Doctor of Pharmacy from University of Utah and maintains specialized certifications in pediatric pharmacy and compounding. Her expertise spans Utah Board of Pharmacy regulations for children’s medications, FDA requirements for infant medical devices, and DEA protocols for obstetric controlled substances. Emily’s understanding of large family dynamics—where one household might need simultaneous prescriptions for newborns through teenagers—ensures that medical suppliers near me searches result in family-appropriate logistics solutions. She coordinates closely with American Fork Hospital’s pharmacy to maintain compliance across the birthing center’s high-volume operations.
Email: [email protected]
This retail location operates 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. daily, accommodating healthcare provider schedules and family-friendly hours. For after-hours emergency pickups (birthing center instruments, NICU supplies, pediatric emergency medications), call our 24/7 dispatch line at +1 (703) 810-3898 to arrange secure access via designated medical entrance with continuous monitoring.
Inform the service desk that you’re completing a LAC Health wholesale medical supply transaction. Provide your facility name (e.g., “American Fork Hospital Birth Center,” “Utah Valley Specialty Hospital,” “Alpine Pediatrics”), purchase order number (for pickups), or RMA authorization (for returns). Our associate verifies credentials against our comprehensive database of northern Utah County providers, including birthing centers, pediatric practices, tech company clinics, and specialty surgical centers.
Our field coordinator verifies your credentials, photographs the shipment with emphasis on pediatric medication dosing labels and infant equipment lot numbers, and scans all barcodes using our mobile system synced to Fairfax headquarters. Temperature-sensitive items (vaccines, insulin, biological products) receive immediate verification using calibrated thermometers, critical for maintaining cold chain integrity in Utah’s variable climate. Controlled substances for obstetric and pediatric use require DEA 222 dual-signature protocols with additional documentation for weight-based dosing waste.
Within 90 seconds, your facility’s materials manager receives comprehensive confirmation including GPS coordinates, time-stamped photos, scanned lot numbers, and precise transit times (American Fork Hospital: 4 minutes; Highland clinics: 5 minutes; Alpine surgical centers: 8 minutes; Primary Children’s Lehi: 7 minutes). Pediatric shipments include weight-based dosing verification where applicable, while obstetric supplies show continuous temperature monitoring data. All documentation integrates with hospital EMR systems for seamless supply chain visibility.
This LAC Health hub serves northern Utah County’s unique convergence of young families, tech workers, and outdoor enthusiasts, supporting a distinctive healthcare ecosystem:
American Fork’s position at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and outdoor recreation creates unique supply chain demands. The city’s transformation from agricultural community to Silicon Slopes tech hub brought affluent young families seeking quality healthcare for their growing households. The proximity to American Fork Canyon, Tibble Fork Reservoir, and Silver Lake Flat’s hiking trails means trauma supplies must be readily available for recreation injuries. Meanwhile, the tech industry’s 24/7 culture requires round-the-clock access to mental health resources and ergonomic treatment supplies. LAC Health’s American Fork hub addresses these diverse needs through strategic positioning and deep understanding of northern Utah County’s distinctive healthcare patterns.
American Fork’s story began in 1850 when Mormon pioneers established “Lake City” along the American Fork River. The settlement’s strategic location on the Mormon Trail made it a natural stopping point between Salt Lake City and Provo. Early industries included agriculture, flour milling, and the American Fork Railroad connecting mountain timber to valley construction. The city’s name changed to American Fork in 1860, reflecting the river that powered its mills and irrigated its farms. For a century, American Fork remained a quiet agricultural community of fewer than 10,000 residents.
The transformation began in the 1990s when technology companies discovered Utah County’s educated workforce, low costs, and proximity to universities. The “Silicon Slopes” phenomenon accelerated after 2000, with American Fork at its northern edge. The completion of Pioneer Crossing in 2010, connecting I-15 to U.S. 89, opened vast areas for development. Tech giants like Adobe, Oracle, and Vivint established major facilities, attracting thousands of young professionals. American Fork’s population doubled from 17,000 in 2000 to 35,000+ today, with projections reaching 50,000 by 2030.
Healthcare infrastructure raced to match this growth. American Fork Hospital, opened in 1976 as a small community facility, expanded repeatedly to meet demand from young families. The birthing center’s delivery numbers tell the story: 400 annually in 1990, 900 in 2000, 1,800+ today. The opening of medical facilities along State Street created a healthcare corridor rivaling much larger cities. This rapid evolution from farming town to tech hub created unique healthcare challenges: serving multi-generational LDS families while meeting tech workers’ mental health needs, managing pediatric volumes unprecedented outside major metropolitan areas, and maintaining rural healthcare traditions within an increasingly urban environment. LAC Health’s American Fork hub bridges these worlds, ensuring that whether you’re delivering your sixth child or seeking treatment for coding-induced carpal tunnel, medical suppliers near me searches connect you to appropriate resources without battling I-15 traffic to distant distribution centers.
American Fork exemplifies Utah County’s exceptional demographics: median age 26.8 years (versus national 38.5), household size 3.6 persons (national 2.5), with 38% of residents under 18—the highest percentage in America. The city’s median household income of $89,000 exceeds both Utah County ($82,900) and state ($86,800) averages, reflecting the tech industry’s influence. Educational attainment is remarkable: 45% hold bachelor’s degrees or higher, driven by tech sector requirements. The population is 82% White, 11% Latino, 3% Asian (primarily tech workers), creating modest but growing cultural diversity. Religious affiliation remains strong at 78% LDS, influencing healthcare patterns through emphasis on large families, low substance abuse rates, and community support networks. The birth rate of 22.3 per 1,000 nearly doubles the national 11.4 average, while the percentage of women having 4+ children (18%) far exceeds national norms (3%). These demographics create unprecedented demand for pediatric healthcare, obstetric services, and family-centered medical care unique in American healthcare.
For STAT deliveries to American Fork Hospital’s birthing center, pediatric emergency supplies, tech company mental health crisis resources, or trauma supplies for canyon rescue operations. Our dispatch center maintains priority channels with northern Utah County’s busiest healthcare facilities, understanding that young families and outdoor emergencies don’t follow business hours.
For RMA processing on unused birthing supplies, expired pediatric medications, recalled infant products, or controlled substance returns from obstetric units. Our returns specialists understand the unique compliance requirements of high-volume birthing centers and pediatric facilities, including weight-based medication waste and compounding documentation.
Submit priority requests for neonatal emergencies, mass casualty supplies for I-15 accidents, specialized pediatric equipment, or tech industry wellness program supplies. Our escalation team prioritizes northern Utah County’s unique needs: large families requiring simultaneous care, outdoor recreation injuries, and Silicon Slopes corporate health emergencies.
All LAC Health operations in American Fork comply with regulations adapted for high-volume pediatric and obstetric care:
Average rating 4.9 out of 5 from birthing centers, pediatric practices, surgical hospitals, and tech company health programs serving America’s youngest demographic.
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Fulfillment SLA
< 48 hrs
Rapid replenishment window for regional providers
Delivery radius
75 mi
Same-day courier coverage for urgent orders
Specialties
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona
Segments we stage locally
FAQs
Our American Fork distribution center is located at 949 W Grassland Dr, American Fork, UT, 84003. Guests can schedule dock appointments or curbside pickups by contacting the onsite team.
We stock assortments for Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, and Florida along with general med-surg supplies to support acute, outpatient, and community-based care teams.
Reach our centralized fulfillment desk at +1-703-810-3898 or [email protected] for delivery coordination.
We provide scheduled replenishment, rapid-ship med-surg totes, capital equipment staging, and compliance-ready documentation for healthcare operators across UT.
