For Senior Living & Retirement
Keep residents in their apartment, not in the ER
On-site vascular access for independent, assisted, and memory care communities — so residents get IV therapy without a stressful hospital transport.
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Request a service online or call us directly. We'll confirm your appointment and send a nurse as soon as possible.
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Who we serve
How we support retirement communities
Southern Vascular Access partners with retirement and senior living communities to place vascular access on-site. Our nurses arrive in-uniform, sign in with your front desk, and place PICCs, midlines, and IVs in the resident's own apartment — keeping care in the community they call home.
- ✓Residents stay in their apartment — no ambulance transport
- ✓Discreet, in-uniform arrival coordinated with your front desk
- ✓Ultrasound-guided placement for older, fragile veins
- ✓Documentation shared with your health services director
- ✓Standing contracts available for recurring needs
Services
What we bring to your retirement communitie
PICC Line Insertion
Ultrasound-guided PICCs placed in the resident's apartment or your on-site clinic room.
Midline Insertion
Midterm access for antibiotic courses and infusion therapy without leaving the community.
Difficult IV Access
Bedside ultrasound-guided IVs for residents with challenging or fragile veins.
Vascular Consultation
Clinical guidance for your health services team on the right access for each therapy.
Best fit
Who we typically partner with
- •Independent living communities
- •Assisted living and memory care
- •Continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs)
- •Skilled nursing and post-acute rehab
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 retirement communities
How do your nurses coordinate with our community?+
Can we set up a standing agreement?+
What about after-hours needs?+
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