Find a pharmacy in Helmond
Helmond, the industrial heart of southeast Brabant with roughly 95,000 residents, runs a compact pharmacy network of nine verified outlets serving a mixed population of long-standing Brabant families, a growing Polish and Turkish workforce drawn by the Brainport manufacturing corridor, and commuters tied to neighbouring Eindhoven. Outlets cluster around the historic centre and the post-war ring districts of Mierlo-Hout, Brouwhuis, and Dierdonk, with newer practices serving the Brandevoort vinex development on the western edge. The city sits within the Elkerliek Ziekenhuis catchment, which shapes how chronic-disease repeat scripts, oncology pick-ups, and methadone dispensing are routed. Cross-border traffic from German patients is modest here compared with Limburg, but expat workers attached to the Automotive Campus rely heavily on English-speaking counter staff.
The market is moderately fragmented, with the national BENU chain holding visible share through outlets such as BENU Apotheek Leonardus in the centre and a second BENU branch serving the eastern wards, alongside the Service Apotheek cooperative represented by Service Apotheek Deltaweg in Mierlo-Hout and Service Apotheek Noorderlicht in the northern quarters. Independent and neighbourhood practices remain commercially important: Apotheek Brandevoort anchors the western new-build district, while Apotheek Leliestraat serves the older terraces near the canal. Hospital-linked dispensing is concentrated at Elkerliek Apotheek inside the Elkerliek Ziekenhuis campus on Wesselmanlaan, with Dienstapotheek Elkerliek handling the regional duty rota after hours. Specialist compounding and palliative supply tend to flow through the hospital pharmacy rather than retail counters.