FAA Integration Partnership
We hold an Integration Partnership with the FAA focused specifically on advanced healthcare logistics — a pathway few operators have.
Service — Healthcare
Healthcare & medical drone logistics
When a specimen, medication, or blood product is on the clock, roads are the weak link. We fly medical payloads between facilities and direct to patients — under an FAA Integration Partnership built specifically for healthcare logistics.
What we move
Time-critical payloads, predictable arrival
Ground couriers are hostage to traffic; medical operations can't be. Our drones fly direct routes on demand or on schedule, making delivery times consistent enough to plan clinical workflows around.
- Hospital-to-hospital and facility-to-lab transport
- Pharmacy-to-patient home delivery
- Lab specimens, pharmaceuticals, blood products, vaccines
- Secure, chain-of-custody payload handling
- On-demand and scheduled service models
Why Causey for healthcare
The regulatory head start
Healthcare drone logistics lives or dies on FAA approval. We bring ours with us.
Part 135 air carrier
Standard certification since January 2023 — the approval class required to scale delivery operations across the U.S.
250,000+ deliveries
Operating history spanning homes and healthcare facilities — evidence your compliance and risk teams can verify.
For health systems evaluating drone logistics
- Start small
- Pilot a single route pair (e.g., hospital ↔ off-site lab), measure turnaround improvement, then scale.
- Integration
- Programs are designed around existing courier schedules, lab workflows, and pharmacy operations — not the other way around.
- Scaling path
- As volumes grow, we expand routes, add aircraft, and bring scaling partners into the program while remaining your certificated operator.
FAQ
Medical drone delivery questions
What can medical drones deliver?
Lab specimens, pharmaceuticals, blood products, vaccines, and small supplies — between facilities and to patients' homes, with secure temperature-aware handling.
Why drones instead of couriers?
Point-to-point flight removes traffic from the equation, turning 45-minute courier runs into minutes and making arrival times predictable enough to schedule clinical work around.
Is this FAA approved?
We operate under a standard Part 135 air carrier certificate and hold an FAA Integration Partnership for advanced healthcare logistics, developed through the FAA BEYOND program.
Can we pilot before committing?
Yes — most programs start with one defined route pair, prove reliability, then expand.
Move medicine at aircraft speed
Tell us your routes and payloads — we'll map a compliant program to them.