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Starting or currently have a Vein Program?
A successful Vein Program has several key elements:
Expert Sonographers – A successful vein program requires expert sonographers. Not all sonographers are alike! Although your tech may have completed formal ultrasound training, we find that sonographers who perform venous insufficiency (reflux) studies, require extra training. Unfortunately, many sonographers don’t have the proper training to perform these extremely complex exams. Our sonographers specialize in venous and vascular ultrasounds and have performed thousands of these studies.
New Equipment- Although you may be able to watch TV on an old school bulky TV, doesn’t the experience drastically improve when you watch the same movie on a 4k TV? Having new ultrasound equipment, using the latest technologies and most improved displays isn’t only beneficial for the user experience, it’s CRITICAL for the accurate detection and diagnosis of venous and vascular disease. If the machine can’t detect the changes in slow venous flow or small lesions, it’s not only doing the patient a disservice, but the success of your program is also at risk.
Latest Treatment options- Did you know there are places still using old school laser fibers? With newer treatment options for venous insufficiency, like Radio Frequency and VenaSeal™, there is a greater potential for improved patient outcomes. This also comes with a reduced chance for complications such as nerve injuries, which results in better patient experience, and potentially increased patient satisfaction.
If you would like to start a Vein or Vascular program, and don’t want to incur the upfront investment costs of buying your own equipment, or deal with the logistics/turnover of hiring a staff technician, let us help you! We can provide on-site ultrasound services for new or existing Vein and Vascular ultrasound and treatment programs, at NO START-UP COSTS to you! We have helped some of the busiest clinics in the State of Arizona!
Sources: Comparison of cyanoacrylate closure and radiofrequency ablation for the treatment of incompetent great saphenous veins: 36-Month outcomes of the VeClose randomized controlled trial https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6587361/ Network meta-analysis to compare VenaSeal with other superficial venous therapies for chronic venous insufficiency https://www.jvsvenous.org/ article/S2213-333X(19)30702-4/