Our vascular access team places lines, access's implanted ports, declotts central lines, and educates with evidence-based techniques and practices.  During our initial consultation, we will help you determine which vascular access may be required for your treatment.  It is important to understand that some medications must go through a Central line, e.g. TPN, Vancomycin, while other medications can go through a Midline or possibly a peripheral line.  Following our consultation, we will then assess and select potential vessels.  After that, in order to safely place the line, we verify the capacity of the vessel.  If the conditions are appropriate, we then insert the appropriate device or line.  Whatever your needs are, we will fully educate you and your staff on which medications and fluids can go through each device.  We pride ourselves on providing the highest caliber of care, and we prioritize doing what is right for the patient at the lowest cost.  We continuously evaluate and work closely with nurses, doctors, and administrators to look for new ways we can improve, innovate, and provide the highest degree of care attainable.  We place the highest degree of importance on patient satisfaction and improving patient outcomes. 

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We help advance our nurses with certifications and hands-on training.  We empower our nurses not only by increasing their skill set, but by providing the tools they need to be successful in any environment.

 

Our all-mobile vascular access services include all large and small vascular access, such as: implanted port access/de-access, PICC’s, Midlines, and peripheral IV’s.  We provide services to Hospitals, Skilled and Continuing Care facilities, Hospices, Outpatient Centers, and At-Home.  We only use top-rated, premium hospital-grade supplies. 

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We verify placement of PICC lines using ultrasound-guided EKG imaging software, when applicable.  This software allows us to forego getting chest X-rays, waiting on a radiologist’s interpretation, and delaying patient care.  We maintain and obtain all necessary consent forms and procedure documentation, as well as maintain strict HIPAA compliance.  Our establishment is proudly woman and minority-owned.