Radiopharmaceutical & Life Science Logistics
When time matters, logistics becomes part of patient care.
Specialised logistics and advisory partner for radiopharmaceuticals, nuclear medicine and theranostics, based in Bonn — dependable above all when primary transport fails.
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NRW · HE · RP
Service area
ADR Class 7
Dangerous goods & radiation protection
6D™
ISOVIA methodology
GPS · ePOD
Unbroken traceability
About ISOVIA
Not a courier service. Part of the supply chain.
We see radiopharmaceutical logistics as an integral part of healthcare delivery: when a preparation fails to arrive on time, under the right conditions and with complete documentation, it is not simply a failed transport — it is a patient examination or treatment put at risk.
Our first market is the North Rhine-Westphalia – Hesse – Rhineland-Palatinate corridor, with a focus on radiopharmacies, PET centres, nuclear medicine departments and the manufacturers that supply them. From here we are building a network step by step into further regions of Germany and neighbouring European markets.
ISOVIA operates according to our own ISOVIA 6D™ methodology – Diagnose, Design, Digitise, Deploy, Demonstrate, Develop – through which we systematically analyse, design, digitise, implement, demonstrate and continuously improve logistics processes for our customers. This methodology underpins our three business divisions: Advisory, Logistics and Intelligence.
We see ourselves as a partner, not an interchangeable service provider — particularly when primary transport fails and fast, competent action determines the success of an examination.
The founder

Alain Mugabo
Founder & Managing Partner
A healthcare professional and entrepreneur with experience across nuclear medicine, radiology and healthcare management, combined with an MBA in Healthcare Management. His path — economics, healthcare management, radiology, nuclear medicine — is rare in the logistics industry: ISOVIA understands not only how a package is transported, but what is inside it and what it means clinically.
I founded ISOVIA because radiopharmaceutical logistics requires more than transportation. It requires an understanding of time-critical healthcare operations, regulatory requirements and the consequences of a delivery failure.
Emergency & backup
Operational when the primary transport fails.
Talk to us about your specific backup requirements — together we will design a process that takes effect immediately when it matters most.
Responsibility
Commitment & ethics
Radiopharmaceutical logistics sits where medicine, radiation protection and transport law meet. Responsible conduct is the precondition for it, not an add-on.
Our commitment
- Reliability as a core principle
- Every transport gets the same care, whatever the hour or the urgency: stable, traceable, safe under pressure.
- Investment in digitalisation
- GPS tracking, electronic proof of delivery (ePOD) and temperature monitoring run the whole journey: customers see status live, we catch deviations early.
- Availability when it matters
- No office hours apply here. We are extending cover into evenings, weekends and urgent call-outs, and say plainly where it is not yet continuous.
- Partnership-driven growth
- We grow as a long-term partner, not a short-term supplier, expanding capacity along the North Rhine-Westphalia – Hesse – Rhineland-Palatinate corridor.
- Responsibility to patients
- At the end of every transport, someone is waiting for a diagnosis or treatment. We move part of their care, not a package.
Our ethics
- Compliance & safety
- We work to the Radiation Protection Act (StrlSchG), ADR Class 7 and the rules on documentation, labelling and driver qualification, and claim only certifications we hold.
- Integrity and transparency
- We are straight with customers, authorities and partners, and report deviations, delays and incidents as they happen.
- Confidentiality
- Customers, routes, volumes and supply relationships stay confidential – as does every operational and patient-related detail.
- Radiation protection and duty of care
- Handling radioactive material safely is the core of the job. With qualified experts, we follow defined procedures for collection, transport, handover and incidents.
- Responsibility to society
- Reliable regional healthcare depends on logistics that hold. Commercial success and responsible conduct reinforce each other when a patient is on the receiving end.

Background
Some radionuclides have a half-life of only a few hours.
A preparation that does not arrive on time does not simply lose effectiveness — it can make an entire examination or treatment impossible. This is exactly where ISOVIA comes in.
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Whether it's a scheduled courier order, an emergency transport, or an enquiry about our backup solutions — we look forward to hearing from you.