Savannah
Alot of money for start up and annual…
Alot of money for start up and annual Buisness. Poor options for supplies. As an independent contractor I can't choose my own preferred PIV catheters. Choices for IV supplies are extremely limited. Threatens professionals if they order preferred professional kits and equipment from the same suppliers through their own accounts. Attempts to request preferred equipment that is also used in magnet hospitals, national infusion companies, and IV specialist nurses, are ignored. Only pointed to the extremely limited undesirable equipment limitations. Despite having a decade of experience in ordering safe equipment from reputable distributors they also use. It's disappointing that they are so hypocritical. Also there is no timeline for the government program promise of patients. When asked I was told "it's above my pay grade". Apparently this promise has been used for years to get nurses to sign up with no real timeline provided. Currently not a fan, trying to get everything set up but the closer I get the more I regret signing up because as an IV specialist and a PICC line nurse I have developed a technique with a specific piv cather brand/style. And to be limited and threatened, I am forced to use subpar devices which is very frustrating. I would avoid signing up, there is NO WAY to get your money back as far as I know because they will fight relentlessly using the contract you signed. Deceptive sales techniques by saying there is limited time for sales bundles and discounted price. It's been the same for years according to reviews. If I could request a refund due to the fact they limit my ability as an iv specialist to subpar supplies I would.