Northern Lights Medical places PICC lines and midline catheters for hospital systems — at the bedside, with imaging confirmation on every placement, around the clock. We have been doing exactly this, and only this, since 2015.
Your patients need lines. Your nurses need their shifts back. Your CFO needs a number that only moves when procedures happen. That is the entire model.
Inserters, insertion kits, supplies, and imaging confirmation — a vendor-provided supply chain end to end. No capital outlay, no inventory burden, no FTE additions on your side.
You are billed per procedure on net-30 terms. No retainers, no minimums, no subscription. Volume flexes with your census — the cost structure flexes with it.
Our clinicians move through hospital credentialing quickly because we have done it again and again. From signed agreement to first placement in days, not quarters.
Power PICC, Triple Lumen Power PICC, and midline catheter placement at the bedside — with X-ray tip confirmation before we call it done.
More than a decade of continuous service to hospital systems in central Indiana, multi-year contracts that keep renewing, and a malposition record we publish because we can. Now expanding to the Upper Midwest.
Operating continuously since 2015 with audited financials across 11+ years. Mature hospital relationships measured in contract renewals, not pilot programs.
Bringing the same dedicated vascular access model to hospital systems in North Dakota and northern Minnesota — markets where coverage gaps are real and recruiting inserters is hard.
Every stakeholder evaluates us differently. Each path below answers the questions that role asks first.
Who will be in your building, how competency is maintained, how documentation lands in your chart, and what your nurses get back: their shifts.
Per-procedure pricing with no minimums, the in-house FTE math, and the $46,000 tail risk every line placement carries (AHRQ-cited CLABSI cost research).
The insertion bundle, metric definitions with denominators, quarterly reporting, and a zero-malposition record published next to the literature's 7–10%.
One conversation is usually enough to know whether the model fits.
Talk to Northern Lights