
Uno Healthcare is a pharmaceutical distributor specializing in the importation of hard-to-find medications to Brazil and Latin America.
Uno Healthcare provides pharmaceutical importation and distribution services with a catalog of over 200,000 products. The company's core offerings include specialty medications for rare diseases, oncology treatments, vaccines, hematology drugs, and pulmonary therapies.
Uno Healthcare manages the complete importation process for patients and healthcare institutions in Brazil, including document validation, prescription review, regulatory compliance with ANVISA requirements, international payment processing, and temperature-controlled shipping with real-time tracking.
The market for pharmaceutical importation services in Brazil continues to grow as patients and healthcare providers seek access to medications not available domestically. Regulatory frameworks including ANVISA Resolution RDC No. 81/2008 govern the importation process for personal use and institutional procurement.
Uno Healthcare serves governmental health agencies, hospitals, clinics, and individual patients, positioning itself to benefit from increasing demand for specialty pharmaceuticals, orphan drugs, and personalized medicine therapies in Latin American markets. The company's established international network and partnerships with biotechnology manufacturers provide a foundation for continued expansion.
Uno Healthcare maintains competitive advantages through its Florida Department of Health licensing, Good Distribution Practice compliance, and established relationships with GMP-certified manufacturers worldwide. The company operates a temperature-controlled warehouse with state-of-the-art cold chain monitoring and backup systems.
Its regulatory expertise includes obtaining marketing approvals and import licenses across multiple countries, while its pharmacovigilance capabilities ensure ongoing product safety monitoring and patient registry management. The company also provides translation services to Spanish and Portuguese to facilitate understanding by healthcare professionals in Latin America.