Vascular Access

Vascular Access Board Certified Leadership

Our leadership is an expert in vascular access management and understanding the anatomy of the vascular system.  Our clinicians  onboarded reflects this expertise with training specific to vascular access proficiency and understanding of the vascular system.  This training compliments our clinicians strong IV placement skillset. 

Types of vascular access

Our professional clinical team are competent in the following:

• PIV placement and management
• Midline placement and management
• Implantable port access and management
• Tunneled and Non-Tunneled Catheter management
• PICC management
• Subcutaneous access

What can patients do to prepare for peripheral IV placements?

Paradigm Clinical Services can patient play an important role in their own care, and can take steps to prepare for their infusion.  The best way to prepare for a home infusion is to hydrate well if clinical able to do so.  Starting up to two days prior to therapy, again unless contraindicated by your physician, patients should  increase their fluid intake.  This ensure the patient is well hydrated for their IV placement, and also improves tolerance for some infusion medications..