Mobile PICC Placement in the Tri-Cities, WA

EPICC Vascular of Eastern Washington provides mobile PICC line placement and vascular access services to hospitals and skilled nursing facilities throughout the Tri-Cities region. EPICC serves Pasco, Richland, and Kennewick, delivering specialist bedside vascular access directly to each facility without requiring patient transport.

Hours of Operation
Clinical services: 24/7, nights, weekends, and holidays
Business office: Monday–Friday, 7:00am–5:00pm

Pasco: Mobile PICC Placement at Lourdes Health and Area SNFs

In Pasco, EPICC Vascular partners with Lourdes Health, the primary hospital serving Franklin County and the broader Tri-Cities community. When Lourdes needs additional vascular access capacity, EPICC provides backup mobile PICC placement, midline insertion, peripheral IV placement, and implanted port maintenance directly on-site.

EPICC also serves skilled nursing facilities throughout Pasco, bringing the same board-certified vascular expertise to long-term care patients who require PICC lines, midlines, or complex IV access without being transported to an acute care setting.

Richland: Mobile PICC Placement for Skilled Nursing Facilities

Richland is home to skilled nursing and long-term care facilities that frequently care for patients requiring IV antibiotics, TPN, chemotherapy, and other therapies that depend on reliable central venous access. EPICC Vascular travels directly to Richland SNFs to perform bedside PICC placement and provide the full range of vascular access services, keeping patients in place and reducing the burden on facility nursing staff.

Kennewick: Mobile PICC Placement for Skilled Nursing Facilities

Kennewick’s skilled nursing facilities face the same vascular access staffing challenges common throughout Eastern Washington. EPICC Vascular supports Kennewick facilities with mobile PICC line placement, midline catheter insertion, peripheral IV placement, and implanted port maintenance, all performed at the bedside by a CRNI- and VA-BC-certified clinician.

Vascular Access Services Available Across the Tri-Cities

EPICC Vascular provides the following services to healthcare facilities in Pasco, Richland, and Kennewick:

• PICC line placement (ultrasound-guided)
• Midline catheter insertion
• Peripheral IV placement (standard & ultrasound-guided)
• Vascular access consults
• Implanted port maintenance
• PICC line care and maintenance
• Nursing education: PICC Care & Maintenance (4 hours)
• Nursing education: Peripheral IV Insertion, Care & Maintenance (3.5 hours)

Why Tri-Cities Healthcare Facilities Partner with EPICC Vascular

As the Tri-Cities region grows, demand for specialized vascular access services continues to rise. EPICC provides hospitals and skilled nursing facilities across Pasco, Richland, and Kennewick with access to a CRNI- and VA-BC-certified clinician on an as-needed basis, delivering expert care without the overhead of a full-time specialist. With 22 years of vascular access experience and over 7,000 PICC lines placed, EPICC has the proven track record Tri-Cities facilities rely on. Learn more about EPICC Vascular of Eastern Washington.

Frequently Asked Questions: Mobile PICC Placement in the Tri-Cities, WA

Does Lourdes Health in Pasco have mobile PICC placement available?

EPICC Vascular provides backup mobile PICC placement services to Lourdes Health in Pasco. When Lourdes needs additional vascular access capacity, EPICC can be called in for scheduled or urgent PICC line placement directly at the facility.

How do skilled nursing facilities in Richland and Kennewick access PICC line services?

Skilled nursing facilities in Richland and Kennewick can contact EPICC Vascular to schedule mobile PICC placement or request urgent vascular access support. EPICC travels to the facility and performs all procedures at the bedside, eliminating the need to transport patients to a hospital for central line placement.

What is the service area for EPICC Vascular in the Tri-Cities?

EPICC Vascular serves healthcare facilities throughout the Tri-Cities region, including Pasco, Richland, and Kennewick in Benton and Franklin counties. EPICC also serves communities throughout Eastern Washington including the Yakima Valley, Kittitas County, and surrounding rural areas.

How does mobile PICC placement benefit Tri-Cities skilled nursing facilities?

Mobile PICC placement allows skilled nursing facilities in the Tri-Cities to provide central venous access for their residents without arranging hospital transport. This reduces patient stress, eliminates transport costs and risks, speeds up the initiation of IV therapy, and allows facilities to maintain a higher level of care in-house.

Does EPICC Vascular offer 24/7 PICC placement in the Tri-Cities?

Yes. EPICC Vascular clinical services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including nights, weekends, and holidays, for urgent vascular access needs across the Tri-Cities area. Healthcare facilities in Pasco, Richland, and Kennewick can call EPICC any time for after-hours PICC placement support.