For practices without a vascular line
Add vascular services without building a department.
Your patients already have venous disease. Most of them are being referred out for it. Adding the service usually stalls on the same three things: who performs the studies, what protocols they run, and whether the volume justifies a hire. This is the path that does not start with a hire.
Is your panel big enough?
Tell us about your practice and we'll come back with a straight answer, including when the answer is no.
The problem
Why it usually does not happen
A full-time RVT is a salary commitment before you know the volume.
Nobody on staff owns venous protocols, so quality is inconsistent from day one.
Equipment decisions get made by a vendor rather than by someone who will use it.
Accreditation looks like a project nobody has time to run.
Referrals leave the practice and rarely come back.
The model
What we actually do
We supply the vascular half of the program and leave the clinical relationship with you. You keep the physician of record, the patients and the billing.
- 01
Discovery
We look at your panel, referral patterns and room availability, and tell you whether the volume supports a line at all.
Weeks 1-2
- 02
Design
Protocol library, equipment specification, room layout and the staffing days your volume actually needs.
Weeks 3-6
- 03
Launch
Credentialed personnel on your schedule, staff training, and the first sessions run alongside your team.
Weeks 6-8
- 04
Grow
Quality reporting, capacity review, and accreditation once the volume is established.
Ongoing
Evidence
What the model has produced
- Vein procedures facilitated
- 15,000+
- Vascular programs supported
- 10+
- Accreditation success rate
- 98%
Next step
Find out whether your panel supports it
Thirty minutes with a partner. We look at your patient population and current referral flow, and give you a straight answer, including when the answer is no.
Prefer to call? (845) 475-2002
- Free discovery call
- 30 minutes, no commitment
- Response time
- Within one business day
- Coverage
- New York metro & surrounding states