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Vascular Wellness Vascular Wellness is committed to Advancing Healthcare and Empowering Nurses. We offer Vascular Access Services at the Bedside – Mobile, On-Site & On-Call.

We offer Vascular Access Services at the Bedside – Mobile, On-Site & On-Call in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia, with future services in Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia. Vascular Wellness clinical services help you improve patient outcomes, reduce costs, and strengthen infection control. Our Services include all Advanced Procedures such as Large Bore and Small Bore and all Basic Procedures such as PICCs, Midlines, and PIVs. We provide such services to Hospitals, LTACs, Outpatient Centers, Pediatric Departments, Skilled Care, and Continuing Care Communities, Hospices, and At-Home. We work with major healthcare institutions, hospital systems, and nursing schools including UNC, Duke, and Vidant Health. Vascular Access Services
� Skill-Verified, Credentialed & Insured Employee Clinical Nurses
� Large & Small Bore; PICCs & Midlines; Dialysis; Pediatrics
� 98% Success Rate; 0 Insertion Related Infections Reported

Anyone who works in a hospital knows that difficult vascular access can turn into a much bigger challenge than JUST find...
11/05/2026

Anyone who works in a hospital knows that difficult vascular access can turn into a much bigger challenge than JUST finding a vein.

More attempts. More interruptions. More time pulled away from other patient-care responsibilities. And a patient who's probably had enough of being stuck.

Believe us, we've seen some challenging access situations.

We've also seen what a difference it makes when experienced vascular access clinicians are available to step in, assess the situation, and find the right approach for the patient.

Sometimes it's about getting that one difficult line. Sometimes it's about giving an already stretched nursing team a little breathing room.

Either way, having the right expertise available matters.

🏥 If you're part of a care team, you know how quickly one difficult access situation can affect the rhythm of an entire shift.

Vascular Wellness | Bringing Expertise to the Bedside.

10:24 a.m. An ICU patient needed emergent hemodialysis.Her kidney function was significantly reduced, and her potassium ...
11/04/2026

10:24 a.m. An ICU patient needed emergent hemodialysis.

Her kidney function was significantly reduced, and her potassium level was critically high. The hospital contacted Vascular Wellness for placement of a temporary dialysis catheter (Vascath).

12:15 p.m. Our clinicians arrived and began preparing for placement.

The goal was to get the patient to treatment as quickly as possible. But there was more to this case than getting a large-bore catheter in place.

The patient was understandably nervous. Her daughter, also a nurse, was anxious about the procedure and what it would involve.

What happened next brought together clinical expertise, timely bedside access, and the kind of patient-centered care that matters just as much as the procedure itself.

How long did it take for the patient to begin dialysis?
And what did her daughter have to say afterward?

Read this week's Nurse Clinicians in Action case to find out 👉 https://bit.ly/4sESuMO

You know the nurses I'm talking about.The ones who ask another question... Who want to know why... Who aren't satisfied ...
11/03/2026

You know the nurses I'm talking about.

The ones who ask another question... Who want to know why... Who aren't satisfied with just getting the job done when there's more to understand.

They're curious. They're resourceful. They're always learning something new. And they tend to make pretty great teammates.

Vascular access is a specialty that gives that kind of nurse plenty to think about.

At Vascular Wellness, you'll have the opportunity to develop specialized skills, learn from experienced colleagues, and be part of a team that understands the work.

If that sounds like your kind of nursing, we'd like to meet you.

Explore opportunities with Vascular Wellness 👉 https://bit.ly/4sOAsrF

10/31/2026

Who says you can't bring a little runway energy to the hospital hallway?

Our nurses are trading their usual serious faces for a little Halloween drama. The scrubs stay. The walk gets an upgrade.

Hope your weekend is full of treats, good company, and just the right amount of spooky.

Vascular Wellness | Advancing Healthcare. Empowering Nurses. Serving Looks.

Some teams just have a way of showing up for each other... even when they’re a little hard to see. 👻At Vascular Wellness...
10/29/2026

Some teams just have a way of showing up for each other... even when they’re a little hard to see. 👻

At Vascular Wellness, we’re grateful for the people who bring their skills, humor, and teamwork to the job every day. They’re the real magic behind what we do.

Turns out, teamwork is a little supernatural... wouldn't you agree?

The line was still infusing. But was it safe to keep using?A severely contracted patient with diabetes at an LTACH neede...
10/28/2026

The line was still infusing. But was it safe to keep using?

A severely contracted patient with diabetes at an LTACH needed continued IV therapy. The existing Midline, placed by another provider, was still infusing, but the patient's arm was swollen, red, and warm.

A Doppler six days earlier had ruled out DVT, but couldn't conclusively assess the possibility of a superficial venous thrombosis (SVT). With the arm still showing concerning signs, a replacement Midline had been ordered.

The Vascular Wellness clinician recognized why that decision deserved another look. Placing a new line before clarifying the concern could put the patient at additional risk, particularly given the limited access options.

But reassessment was only the beginning.

When subsequent attempts to establish internal jugular access were unsuccessful and the patient's condition deteriorated, the care team faced another difficult decision. The clinician's advanced procedural training gave the team another option to consider... one she could perform at the bedside, without resorting to the intraosseous (IO) access they were considering.

How did she navigate the changing clinical picture and establish the access the patient needed?

Read the full Nurse Clinicians in Action case: https://bit.ly/4e56dXq

The plan is in place. The supplies are ready. Everything seems straightforward.And then an experienced nurse asks one mo...
10/27/2026

The plan is in place. The supplies are ready. Everything seems straightforward.

And then an experienced nurse asks one more question.

Not to complicate things, but because the details matter. The patient's history. The therapy. The available options. The possibility that a different approach might be better.

That kind of clinical curiosity is part of what makes vascular access a specialty.

At Vascular Wellness, we value nurses who look at the whole picture and think carefully about what comes next.

Grow your clinical expertise in vascular access with Vascular Wellness. Explore our current opportunities: https://bit.ly/4jIXn5c

❗IMMEDIATE Openings in Fayetteville, NC and Richmond, VA❗

10/26/2026

We Found Your Vein. It Had Ghosted Us.

Some things are hard to find. Good thing vascular access specialists know how to look. With experience, careful assessment, and ultrasound, we're ready to investigate... even when a vein ghosts us.

Vascular Wellness | We don't ghost our patients.

Some people call it overthinking. We call it looking at the whole clinical picture.We're serious about getting the detai...
10/23/2026

Some people call it overthinking. We call it looking at the whole clinical picture.

We're serious about getting the details right. Fortunately, we can have a little fun along the way, too.

✔️ Good teammates.
✔️ Good clinical judgment.
✔️ A sense of humor that holds up through the shift.

Sounds like your kind of nursing? We're growing our vascular access team.

Curious? 🤔 👉 https://bit.ly/4yxywFn

Vascular access specialists work directly with patients, but their influence doesn't stop there.They may help a bedside ...
10/22/2026

Vascular access specialists work directly with patients, but their influence doesn't stop there.

They may help a bedside nurse work through a concern about an existing line. They may discuss device selection with a provider or help a care team understand the implications of different access options.

Those conversations can help others recognize concerns, understand the reasoning behind a recommendation, and make more informed decisions about patient care.

It's one of the things that makes this specialty different. The knowledge developed through individual patient encounters can become a resource for an entire care team.

If you're an experienced RN interested in putting your clinical skills to work in this kind of specialized role, Vascular Wellness is growing.

Connect with us! https://bit.ly/4xYgPPq

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