Neonatal Vascular

If you have a PICC line inserted for an extended period of time, your doctor will give you specific instructions on how to care for the equipment and entry site at home. However, some almost universal tips for caring for a PICC line include keeping it dry and secured at all times.

You can use plastic wrap to keep the area dry while showering or bathing, and the bandage should be changed immediately if it is torn or becomes wet.

Changing your dressing is a sterile procedure and should be done according to specific instructions from your nurse or doctor for maintaining cleanliness. Wash your hands thoroughly before handling your PICC line or changing the dressing.

PICC lines must be ordered by a primary physician or surgeon, or a consulting specialist.

To order, just select the type and size of neonatal PICC catheters required from our inventory of products. Please reach out to our dedicated sales staff and customer support representatives if you have any questions about products, or if you have difficulty placing an order.

NeoMedical accepts all payment types and credit cards.

All neonatal PICC lines and catheters come with packaging materials and information describing the proper use and intended function of the product. The supplied information should never be relied upon in lieu of formal medical training when placing a PICC line or catheter, and should only be inserted by a licensed medical professional.

Yes, all catheters must be ordered with a doctor’s prescription.

Yes! NeoMedical will send you a free trial sample of our neonatal products. Just fill out the form at the link here including your name and which hospital will receive the order, and you can try our line of neonatal PICC lines and catheters in your workplace for free.