Today we had a call about a recent horrific experience during an admittance into a hospital. It took 3 nurses exploring (and damaging) veins in order to collect (or draw) blood. AS THE PATIENT... you have the right to know and understand there is an ADVANCED technique called the 21cVA method. This new technique is not someone's opinion that it works. 

It is a scientific fact proven to properly access the vein without damaging or rupturing your vein, and leaves little to no bruising and does NOT compromise your blood sample. The next time you have a blood draw lab order, please ASK FOR the 21cVA way to be performed. If your lab tech, nurse, physician or phlebotomist does not know what that is...have them visit www.21cVA.com to learn more. 

Eventually, every medical professional will be a PATIENT and they, too, will want a cVAT performing their blood collection or IV. Feel free to pass along and share.

veniCUFF REVEALED! It's finally here and we are excited to announce the TOURNIQUET REPLACEMENT for all blood collection procedures! NO MORE RUBBER HOSE AND A THUMP! 

The new veniCUFF and GENTLE TOUCH will prevent vein damage and rupture by eliminating the tourniquet side affect known as "over distention" of the vein. The proto-type veniCUFF shown in the photo [left] will debut in November in Chicago, IL. This new tool will be available for patient purchase as well as wholesale to clinics, hospitals and labs. 

Although not required, the veniCUFF works at its full potential when used with the advanced blood draw technique, the 21cVA method.  

Both tool technology (veniCUFF) and technique (21cVA) vein access advancement in the blood draw/collection/IV/IOC procedures has been over twenty years in the making.  M. Gail Stotler, founder of Vein Access Technologies,  will be introducing the veniCUFF proto-type at upcoming seminars and tradeshows.  See for yourself how it will change the future of vein access procedures.   

Please feel free to share the veniCUFF information with family and friends. The next generation of vein access has definitely arrived!

A huge thank you to Gazelle STL for distributing your magazine throughout Mercy Hospitals and helping Vein Access Technologies spread the word about the most advanced method in blood draw and IVs.  

We are so grateful for such recognition and and respectful story.

If you are interested in learning more about our STEM analyzed vein access and POC procedures, please give us a call so we may educate you about Vein Access Technologies and what makes our blood draws and IVs so different from the rest of the world.  

VAT has certified over 1700 Phlebotomists and 400 RN's around the St Louis Metro area and Chicago area with our fast track training program.  

For more information, contact our office at 6I8.259.778I or email us.  

Vein Access Technologies is an approved 2014

Clinical Laboratory Personnel Committee Continuing Education Providership by the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners

M. Gail Stotler will be offering a FREE seminar to anyone who wants to learn more about the advanced method of blood draw/IV's.  This seminar will provide information why the tourniquet can be eliminated from the blood draw standard procedures and how it may affect the outcome of blood test results.  

Spaced is limited and advanced reservations are required to attend Stotler's lecture.  Registration is fast and easy by contacting The Nurses' Station at 6I8.259.778I or submitting an online registration form.  Vein Access Technologies is a subsidiary of The Nurses' Station.

Seminar will be held at SIUe Campus - Morris Center, Edwardsville, IL.

This seminar is especially beneficial to children and to patients on dialysis or chemotherapy. 

Please feel free to share with your family and friends.  You might just change someone's life.

Vein Access Technologies  recognizes that Phlebotomists are the most important foundation of all blood draw procedures.  We are offering a First Ever Education Program for PHLEBOTOMISTS, FREE to be held at SIUe, Morris Center, 
March 13th (1p-2p) or evening (5:30p-6:30p)... 

We welcome all Phlebotomists or anyone who wants to become a Phlebotomist.  Limited Seating and Reservations are Required.   

This program will provide information on the new blood draw technique, the 21cVA,  and will also education Phlebotomists on How to Locate a Healthy Vein.

Don't miss out on an opportunity to hear M. Gail Stotler lecture about her new method of vein access!   

As always, we welcome questions about our program and appreciate you passing along our information to friends as well.

Why do we accept fear before we face it when the reality is we don't even have to? 

Advancement in blood draw, infusion, collection, IV's and injection of contrast is here and we will help eliminate the FEAR of the experience and lessen the pain that has become an acceptable standard in the clinical world among patients and medical professionals. 

As a Nurse, LPN, RN, X-Ray Tech, Medical Assistant, Med Tech, CNA, Phlebotomist, EMT, Paramedic or even Physician... are you intrigued enough to at least ask what makes the 21cVA Technique different than your current blood draw methods?

Whether you are a student working your way through college like Sarah or you are a Registered Nurse like Ashley, Vein Access Technologies' 21cVA Training Program is expedient and affordable for anyone who wants to improve their skills and learn the most advanced technique in blood draw/donation, injection of contrast and IV's.   With our 4 day training course, you will study the Future of Vein Access and understand why vein access procedures are the most important procedures in the practice of medicine.  

Congratulations to Sarah and Ashley for successfully completing the advanced training program the 21cVA!  Both ladies are now cVAT's (Certified Vein Access Technicians), or in today's clinical world...Phlebotomists.        

Vein Access Technologies and The Nurses' Station, PC will be hosting a FREE One-Hour Seminar on Friday, February 7, 2014 at SIUe, Morris Center for any Pre-Med Students, Student Nurses and Med Tech Students. 

Choose your hour and drop in at either 1:30, 2:30 or 3:30 to learn about The Future of Vein Access:  21cVA, the most advanced blood draw technique.  

M. Gail Stotler, founder of the 21cVA Technique will leave you intrigued and wanting more!

REGISTRATION FOR THIS SAMPLE SEMINAR is not necessary and is free to SIUe students.