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Services & Clinical Scope

Expert, ultrasound-guided vascular access procedures — performed by licensed RNs directly at your facility's bedside.

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Primary Service

PICC Line Placement

A Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) is a long, thin tube inserted into a peripheral vein — typically in the upper arm — and advanced to the superior vena cava near the heart. PICC lines are ideal for patients requiring extended IV therapy.

All of our PICC insertions are performed using real-time ultrasound guidance and strict aseptic (sterile) technique to minimize infection risk and maximize first-attempt success.

1

Patient & Order Verification

Valid physician order confirmed, patient assessed for candidacy, coagulation and other relevant labs reviewed.

2

Ultrasound Vein Assessment

Target vein identified and assessed via portable ultrasound for size, compressibility, and absence of thrombus.

3

Sterile Insertion Procedure

Full sterile drape, maximum barrier precautions. Catheter inserted under continuous real-time ultrasound visualization.

4

Tip Confirmation & Documentation

Radiological confirmation of tip placement coordinated per facility protocol. Detailed procedure note provided.

Long-Term Antibiotics TPN / Nutritional Support Chemotherapy Blood Draws
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Secondary Service

Midline Catheter Placement

A midline catheter is a peripheral IV catheter inserted in the upper arm and advanced to the axillary or basilic vein — shorter than a PICC and not classified as central. Midlines are an excellent intermediate-duration access option (1–4 weeks) for patients who don't require central access.

Midlines reduce the frequency of peripheral IV restarts, improve patient comfort, and carry a lower risk profile than central catheters — making them a preferred option for many IV therapy indications.

1

Indication Review

Order reviewed, therapy duration and medication compatibility confirmed for midline appropriateness.

2

Ultrasound-Guided Access

Upper arm vein selected and accessed under ultrasound guidance for precision and patient comfort.

3

Catheter Advancement & Securement

Catheter advanced to appropriate depth, secured with a StatLock or equivalent device, sterile dressing applied.

4

Patency Verification & Documentation

Line patency confirmed, thorough nursing note completed and communicated to facility nursing staff.

IV Antibiotics (≤4 wks) Hydration Therapy Compatible Medications Difficult IV Access
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Flexible Protocol

Equipment & Supply Flexibility

We understand that every healthcare facility operates differently. That's why Prestige Mobile Vascular Access offers complete flexibility when it comes to equipment and supply protocols.

Whether your facility prefers us to use your on-hand catheter kits, dressings, and securement devices — or you prefer that we supply our own — we accommodate either approach at no additional fee. There are absolutely no extra charges for facility-provided tools.

Facility-Provided Supplies Welcome

Use your own PICC/midline kits, dressings, and securement devices — no surcharge, no friction.

Clinician-Supplied Option Available

We can bring all required supplies and equipment as an alternative — discuss during initial partnership setup.

Portable Ultrasound Provided

We bring our own portable ultrasound system for every procedure — no facility equipment required for guidance.

Clinical Standards

Our Safety & Quality Protocols

Every procedure we perform adheres to the highest clinical standards — protecting your patients and your facility.

Maximum Barrier Precautions

Full sterile gown, gloves, mask, cap, and large sterile drape on every PICC insertion.

Real-Time Ultrasound Guidance

Continuous ultrasound visualization during access — increased first-stick success, reduced complications.

Evidence-Based Practice

Procedures follow current INS (Infusion Nurses Society) standards and CDC CLABSI prevention guidelines.

Complete Documentation

Detailed procedure notes provided to your nursing team after every insertion for your medical records.

Ready to Schedule a Procedure?

Contact us to discuss your facility's vascular access needs and get a custom service agreement in place.