Why Zipline
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"The future of delivery is faster, more sustainable, and creates broader access — all of which provides improved value for our customers. We couldn’t be more excited to work with Zipline to complement our delivery strategy."
Our partnership with Zipline has played a vital role in Ghana’s robust administration of COVID-19 vaccines to combat the pandemic and foster healthier communities.
This partnership lets us get people their medications faster and more conveniently, and lets our team spend more time purposefully serving patients.
Imagine a world where no child misses a vaccination because of access ever again. The technology to do that exists today. Zipline solves the equity gap by centralizing vaccines and delivering them wherever they're needed, whenever they're needed, and with the highest quality control.
Together with Zipline and community-based partners, we can better provide necessary medications when and where they are needed, outside of conventional health settings and in the areas adolescents and young people frequent most.
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deliveries
Deliver anything from vaccines to lightbulbs to tonight’s dinner.
Healthcare
Safely deliver medications and supplies, plus move samples from patient to processing in minutes.
Healthier communities
In hospitals served by Zipline, patients experience 88% fewer in-hospital maternal deaths due to postpartum hemorrhaging. (Source: Wharton)
More access
With reliable inventory and easy access, it’s 42% less likely for patients to miss a vaccine in places where Zipline operates. (Source: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation)
Less waste
With centralized storage and fast delivery, 67% fewer blood products are wasted at locations served by Zipline. (Source: The Lancet)
Greener planet
Zipline’s delivery system produces up to 97% fewer emissions than gas-powered delivery, plus zero tail-pipe emissions.
Utah
Since 2022
Arkansas
Since 2021
North Carolina
Since 2020
Côte d’Ivoire
Since 2022
Ghana
Since 2019
Nigeria
Since 2022
Rwanda
Since 2016
Kenya
Since 2022
Japan
Since 2022