For Hospice Providers
Comfort-focused vascular access at the bedside
Gentle, ultrasound-guided access for symptom management and comfort care — placed at home or in the facility, with dignity for the patient and family.

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Who we serve
How we support hospices
Hospice patients deserve access placed the first time, by a nurse who understands the setting. Southern Vascular Access supports hospice teams with on-demand midlines, PICCs, and IVs for hydration, pain management, and comfort medications — always at the bedside, always coordinated with your care plan.
- ✓Bedside placement — no ambulance transport
- ✓Comfort-focused, family-friendly approach
- ✓Coordinated with your interdisciplinary team
- ✓Rapid response for symptom management
- ✓Sterile, ultrasound-guided technique to minimize sticks
Services
What we bring to your hospice
Midline Insertion
Reliable comfort-care access for hydration and IV medications without repeated peripheral sticks.
PICC Line Insertion
When longer-term access is needed for infusion or symptom management at the bedside.
Difficult IV Access
Ultrasound-guided IV starts for patients with fragile veins — placed with minimal disruption to comfort.
Dressing Changes & Site Care
Ongoing site care so families and hospice nurses can focus on presence, not troubleshooting.
Best fit
Who we typically partner with
- •Hospice at-home programs
- •Inpatient hospice units
- •Palliative care teams in skilled nursing facilities
How it works
Step-by-step process for seamless vascular needs
Call and book a job
Connect with our call team to get your job scheduled.

Our team comes to you
Our mobile team of nurses is matched with your needs and heads directly to your patient.

Patient receives care
Our nurse administers the requested job with professionalism.

FAQ
Common questions from hospices
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