Epicc Vascular
Peak Mobile Vascular Access is a premier vascular access company dedicated to providing comprehensive services including PICC insertion, Midline insertion, IV placement, and IV education. They focus on delivering quality vascular care through mobile, on-demand, and onsite services, training, and education to healthcare facilities across America. Their mission is to improve patient outcomes, ensure absolute patient care, and expand access to vascular services with a focus on safety, efficiency, and professional development.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Epicc Vascular
Products
IV Mastery Program (online subscription)
Comprehensive online IV education suite covering infusion therapy management, peripheral catheter management, parenteral nutrition, PICC removal, central line dressing changes, and other IV-related topics with certificates of completion.
IV Mastery Program (online subscription)
Comprehensive online IV education suite covering infusion therapy management, peripheral catheter management, parenteral nutrition, PICC removal, central line dressing changes, and other IV-related topics with certificates of completion.
Services
In-facility PICC, midline and peripheral IV insertion performed by certified nurses at the client site with ultrasound guidance and sterile technique.
Instructor-led, hands-on courses in IV therapy, vascular access device care and maintenance, PICC/midline insertion basics and dressing/securement techniques, delivered at customer facilities or scheduled locations.
A subscription-based online training platform offering interactive video modules, workbooks, quizzes, certificates of completion, facility-wide access and optional hands-on skills sessions.
Turnkey franchising program including operational framework, training, territory support and guidance to establish local mobile vascular access businesses.
Facility-facing intake, scheduling and coordination for vascular access procedures and clinical consultations via phone, email or online order form.
In-facility PICC, midline and peripheral IV insertion performed by certified nurses at the client site with ultrasound guidance and sterile technique.
Instructor-led, hands-on courses in IV therapy, vascular access device care and maintenance, PICC/midline insertion basics and dressing/securement techniques, delivered at customer facilities or scheduled locations.
A subscription-based online training platform offering interactive video modules, workbooks, quizzes, certificates of completion, facility-wide access and optional hands-on skills sessions.
Turnkey franchising program including operational framework, training, territory support and guidance to establish local mobile vascular access businesses.
Facility-facing intake, scheduling and coordination for vascular access procedures and clinical consultations via phone, email or online order form.
Expertise Areas
- Mobile vascular access service delivery
- PICC and midline insertion and maintenance
- Ultrasound-guided vascular access
- Catheter occlusion management and declotting
Key Technologies
- Ultrasound-guided cannulation and vein mapping
- Seldinger and micro-Seldinger insertion techniques
- ECG and chest x-ray tip confirmation
- Thrombolytic catheter declotting (urokinase / tPA)
News & Updates
An article discussing best practices in PICC use, troubleshooting common complications, and ensuring safety.
Guidance for patients on PICC line care, maintenance, and recognizing complications.
An overview of vessel health, preservation strategies, and best practices to prevent complications.
Guidelines for placement, maintenance, and removal of midline catheters.
Strategies to prevent PICC occlusion and maintain catheter patency.
Discussion on common issues with short peripheral catheters and how to address them.
An article discussing best practices in PICC use, troubleshooting common complications, and ensuring safety.
Guidance for patients on PICC line care, maintenance, and recognizing complications.
An overview of vessel health, preservation strategies, and best practices to prevent complications.
Guidelines for placement, maintenance, and removal of midline catheters.
Strategies to prevent PICC occlusion and maintain catheter patency.
Discussion on common issues with short peripheral catheters and how to address them.