For Hospitals
Bedside vascular access when your team is stretched thin
On-demand PICC lines, midlines, and difficult IV starts placed at the bedside — so your nurses can stay focused on the floor and patients get access without a transport.

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Who we serve
How we support hospitals
Southern Vascular Access partners with community hospitals, specialty units, and surgical centers to place vascular access on-site, 24/7. Our contracted vascular access nurses arrive credentialed and ready, with ultrasound-guided placement, sterile technique, and documentation that plugs into your workflow.
- ✓24/7 dispatch — day, night, weekend, holiday
- ✓Reduce IR referrals and downstream imaging cost
- ✓Cut transport time and free up floor nurses
- ✓Ultrasound-guided placement for difficult access
- ✓Credentialed nurses with facility onboarding on file
Services
What we bring to your hospital
PICC Line Insertion
Ultrasound-guided PICCs placed at the bedside with tip confirmation and immediate documentation.
Midline Insertion
Reliable midterm access for antibiotics and infusion therapy without the wait for IR.
Difficult IV Access
Ultrasound-guided peripheral IVs for patients with challenging anatomy or repeated failed attempts.
Vascular Consultation
On-site clinical evaluation to recommend the right access for the therapy and duration.
Best fit
Who we typically partner with
- •Community and rural hospitals
- •Surgical and specialty centers
- •Post-acute and rehab units
- •Emergency departments needing after-hours coverage
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.

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Common questions from hospitals
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