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Our National Distribution Center (NDC) in Columbus, Ohio gives our customers a single drop location for shipments.
It is a conduit between pharmaceutical manufacturers, retailers and licensed healthcare providers – the NDC receives product from manufacturers and then disperses the shipments to our distribution centers nationwide, where the pharmaceuticals are distributed to retailers and licensed healthcare providers.
This operational focus has strengthened the value we provide and ensures that our customers’ orders are filled efficiently and with a near perfect accuracy rate.
AmerisourceBergen purchases pharmaceuticals for distribution in the United States directly from the products’ manufacturers or their authorized representatives.
The company then warehouses the products and delivers them to healthcare providers on a just-in-time basis.
This customized infrastructure allows us to manage product placement in our distribution centers, and better identify and trace products throughout the entire supply chain.
state-of-the-art infrastructure and technology collectively comprise an efficient and secure pharmaceutical supply chain.
As a wholesaler positioned between hundreds of manufacturers and more than systems and physician offices, AmerisourceBergen has taken a leading role on educating its stakeholders on the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA).
We are not just a wholesaler – we are also a private label manufacturer, repackaging supplier, places us at every position in the supply chain.
This breadth of services has given the company an understanding of what is at stake for everyone and has inspired us to collaborate with other industry leaders to develop cutting-edge solutions for DSCSA compliance.
AmerisourceBergen plays a crucial role when disasters and emergencies happen.
Patients, hospitals, pharmacies and manufacturers must have access to what they need in a timely manner.
During natural disasters, AmerisourceBergen leverages its network of distribution centers, couriers and associates to safeguard healthcare providers – particularly hospitals – and ensure that they can maintain access to critical pharmaceutical products.
AmerisourceBergen’s responses to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria exemplified this commitment.
MWI’s California region locations worked with several agencies to provide a response to the Camp and Woolsey fires.
MWI identified needs and coordinated efforts in collaboration with the California Veterinary Medical Reserve Corps, locating and shipping necessary supplies as the Corps treated burned animals at emergency shelters throughout the state.
Nearly urged to evacuate, and hundreds of pets and domestic livestock living in the area were also moved to safety if possible.
While two triage facilities were open to care for displaced and wounded animals, the surrounding roads were badly damaged and it became very difficult for supplies to be delivered.
Thanks to the donations of other associates, Karen, Christina and Meggan were able to deliver necessary supplies to the Sonoma county area.
A month later, when fires broke out in the southern part of the state, associates again stepped up to provide support and supplies to those in need.
that were providing refuge to animals in Ventura County, including antibiotics, bandages, needles and more.
and order necessary supplies for horses throughout San Diego County.
horses that were taking refuge in the Del Mar Raceway.
impact on animals displaced by the California wildfires.
companion and production animals, MWI Animal Health is committed to the highest standards of animal welfare.
We also help producers manage their livestock in a sustainable, responsible way that minimizes harm to the environment by limiting waste and maximizing the animals’ protein potential.
We are also taking a leading role in finding ways to feed a growing, hungry world.
By percent increase in protein demand as the global population reaches 9.1 billion.
The impact on the need for production animals will be staggering.
For example, a increase in demand for beef will require an additional 104.9 million tons.
Similar numbers accompany dairy production, poultry and swine.
This poses a unique challenge to current production models and creates great room for improvement.
MWI Animal Health took an active role in sure we can begin optimizing the care of production animals to anticipate meeting this demand, while considering the environmental toll that production animals take on the land and on water consumption.
of production animals while partnering side-by-side with the people who are stewarding those animals’ lives.
We’re collaborating to help caretakers raise wholesome food products.
MWI Animal Health’s products, technologies and services help feed a growing, hungry world.
supporting the sustainable production of protein and feeding a hungry world, our associates have embarked on nutrition-focused volunteering.
Recognizing that one in four K- food to eat, we partnered with Snack Pak 4 Kids, an Amarillo, Texas-based non-profit.
The organization provides more than food over the weekend so that they can succeed at school.
AmerisourceBergen works to advance human and animal wellbeing by broadening access to quality healthcare and providing resources to ensure prescription drug safety.
Healthy Communities Healthier Foundation At the heart of the AmerisourceBergen Foundation, our charitable giving arm, are three pillars: providing access to healthcare, battling opioid misuse and animal health.
Healthier Giving Our corporate giving approach is consistent with our beliefs, values and company Purpose.
Healthier Volunteerism Our corporate culture inspires an active and caring group of associates who continually give selflessly of their time and resources, positively supporting their local communities in need or during a crisis.
that can accelerate impact across our numerous communities.
FitOne provides funds to benefit organizations including Boise’s St. Luke Children’s Hospital.
In the past year, AmerisourceBergen’s participation grew to include a series of events and initiatives to bolster awareness of, and participation in, the and Healthy Living Expo.
From an initial kickoff day with healthy snacks and registration kiosks, to the floor-by-floor participation contest and an art contest for designing the team’s shirt logo, Boise associates were highly engaged in this healthy, team-building activity.
This number increased in fiscal year $2.6 million.
Our donation of excess inventory has provided the opportunity for medical teams to dispense medications to under-served populations in need while also providing critical resources to parts of the world impacted by natural disasters.
has been part of our DNA for many years.
and Kingsway, an international medical mission organization that supplies donated non-prescription products to patients in developing nations.
Compassion Award to honor the longstanding partnership and our associates’ efforts.
The product donation program is a well-coordinated effort that is driven by Patricia, Supply Chain Manager, in Orange, California.
Patricia has led the way in ensuring that products are donated in an efficient manner.
She works with our distribution centers to donate non-prescription products to eligible non-profits, and in turn, they coordinate distributing the donated products to communities in need in the U.S. and around the world.
charitable donations to eligible non-profit organizations as part of our Corporate Giving strategy.
underserved and impoverished populations, expanding learning opportunities and resources.
Education Foundation, were awarded with scholarships for those with financial and special needs.
having a second cup of coffee, checking email and easing into their day.
However, on Friday, May the Conshohocken, Pennsylvania office were lucky enough to be greeted by a group of four bright-eyed high school students who were eager to tell us about their experience working at AmerisourceBergen this past school year.
Over the last six years, we’ve established a partnership for the students of Cristo Rey High School in Philadelphia, which offers a top-quality college prep education to students from families with limited financial resources.
The selected students attend school four days a week and work one day a week at AmerisourceBergen.
In addition to their assigned tasks, the students attend meetings with their sponsors and network with associates in different areas of the company.
Over the course of this year’s internship, the students listened to 5 spreadsheets and processed 200 invoices.
George, one of our Pennsylvania-area executives, has been the executive sponsor of the program and an active attendee of mentoring events at the school.
He introduced the students and their supervisors and emphasized how the students always work on important projects for us.
A common theme from both students and sponsors was that while the students were incredibly helpful and the sponsors offered professional knowledge and experiences, at the end of the day, they truly enjoyed getting to know one another and hear about their everyday lives.
fund developed by AmerisourceBergen Animal Health associates in the United Kingdom.
Its sister initiative in the U.S. is the VIP (Volunteer Initiative Program).
CURA seeks to support local charitable causes within the UK and does so by organizing and implementing internal and external fundraising campaigns.
rehabilitates and releases animals in need, to help tidy up the grounds and participate in teambuilding exercises with the staff.
In the U.S., the VIP program encourages associates to volunteer at the charity of their choice through a quarterly reward program.
Each quarter one associate is randomly selected and AmerisourceBergen’s animal health group gives a $ associate to the charity for which they volunteered.
Both CURA and the VIP program are important to our grassroots efforts to making a positive community impact worldwide.
For us, service is embedded in everything we do.
This is especially true in our own communities in which we seek opportunities for our neighbors to live well and thrive.
Off (VTO) policy of up to eight hours per year, over U.S. and Canada volunteered in their local communities.
This group got their hearts pumping for a good cause.
power one Big Bike, literally stopping traffic to support heart disease and stroke research.
This year, Innomar Strategies fielded three Oakville, Ontario (Canada) Big Bike teams.
The team also collected blankets and coats for Arlington Mission, a local organization that provides shelter, food and other support services to homeless and low-income people.
By uniting our communities and raising money, we can help the American Cancer Society fund breakthrough breast cancer research, provide free information and support and help people reduce their breast cancer risk or find it early when it may be more treatable.
We partner with non-profits across our areas of focus which are able to expand our impact while creating and deepening opportunities for resilience and capacity building.
Recovery United launched a pilot intervention program at three Boise-area hospitals that will connect patients who have experienced an opioid overdose to certified peer recovery coaches.
The Health Care Improvement Foundation (HCIF) launched a two-year pilot program that aims to help prevent chronic opioid use among post-surgical patients.
The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) jumpstarted statewide opioid prevention and education among Alaska Native and American Indian youth by leveraging an online presence, a social media campaign and culturally-relevant educational resources to help prevent opioid misuse.
Direct Relief, a humanitarian aid organization, provided financial assistance to underserved Paraguayan pediatric cancer patients and their caregivers to cover non-medical needs (transportation, lodging and meals) to improve health access and treatment compliance for these children with cancer.
• Angel Flight East, an organization whose mission is to provide free air transportation to qualified persons by coordinating flights to distant medical facilities, initiated “Rural & Rare Reach,” broadening access to available high level medical care for rural patients, people with cancer or rare diseases and children...
Partners In Health (PIH), an international health organization committed to improving the health of the poor and marginalized, continued a multi-year plan to improve access to necessary medical treatments and therapies in Haiti.
AmerisourceBergen Corporation whose mission is to improve the health and wellbeing of its patient populations – both human and animal – by investing in communities and partnering with organizations to expand access to quality healthcare and provide resources to ensure prescription drug safety.
Opioid Misuse: focused on combatting the opioid epidemic in the U.S. with safe disposal, prevention education and innovative solutions.
• Human Health: focused on human health-related causes to enrich the lives of members of the global community.
Animal Health: focused on access to care and education that contributes to supporting and improving animal health.
We target funding at non-profits staging animal relief efforts following disasters around the world.
• We have also continued our partnership with Southeastern Guide Dogs.
A non-profit with a national reach, they provide their premier dogs and lifetime services at no cost to veterans and visually impaired persons, without government funding.
We partner with Americares, a health-focused relief and development organization, to support its ongoing preparedness, response and recovery efforts in the U.S. and around the world.
AmerisourceBergen has been a dedicated Americares partner since both product donations and financial support.
low-income and uninsured patients safely dispose of prescription medication.
• We support Family Reach to deliver financial assistance to families of cancer patients in AmerisourceBergen cities along with educational and financial navigators to provide guidance on the financial aspects of cancer treatment.