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Top Healthcare Procurement Solutions in APAC
Behind every groundbreaking company is a story of dedication, innovation and trust. Healthcare Business Review proudly brings you the Top Healthcare Procurement Solutions in APAC, chosen through an extraordinary journey of nominations from our subscribers. These companies enjoy a stellar reputation and the confidence of our valued subscribers. With an expert panel of executives, thought leaders and our editorial board conducting a meticulous review, these winners stand out as true industry champions.
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Top Healthcare Procurement Solutions in APAC
ALPS
ALPS supports healthcare procurement for Singapore’s public healthcare system by sourcing drugs, medical and non-medical supplies, equipment and services. It manages national group contracts and cluster sourcing needs, aligning supply chain work with public healthcare institutions across Singapore’s care network.
EBOS Group
EBOS Group supports healthcare procurement through wholesale, distribution and supply chain operations across healthcare, medical and pharmaceutical markets. Headquartered in New Zealand, it supplies pharmacies, hospitals and healthcare customers with products, logistics capabilities and sector-specific infrastructure across Australasia and Southeast Asia.
Getz Healthcare
Getz Healthcare serves healthcare procurement teams by distributing medical devices, equipment and hospital consumables across Asia Pacific. It supports hospitals and clinics with product access, clinical solutions and service capabilities that connect healthcare providers with specialized technologies and essential supplies.
Sigma Healthcare
Sigma Healthcare connects healthcare procurement needs with wholesale distribution, pharmacy services and supply chain support across Australia. It supplies medicines, consumer health products and business services to pharmacy customers, helping maintain product availability across community healthcare environments and retail pharmacy networks.
Zuellig Pharma
Zuellig Pharma fits healthcare procurement through its integrated distribution and supply chain services for pharmaceutical and healthcare products across Asia. It works with manufacturers, governments and healthcare providers, helping medicines, vaccines, medical devices and related products reach channels of care.
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