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Last-Mile Delivery

Meaning

Last-Mile Delivery, in the context of clinical logistics and hormonal health, refers to the final, critical stage of the supply chain where prescription medications, diagnostic kits, or specialized compounded therapies are transported from a central hub or pharmacy directly to the patient’s residence. This phase is particularly crucial for sensitive biological agents or temperature-controlled hormonal injectables, as maintaining the integrity and efficacy of the therapeutic product is paramount until it reaches the end-user. Efficiency and security in this step directly impact patient adherence and treatment outcomes.