Fistula or Graft Concerns
Refer patients with suspected stenosis, poor flow, prolonged bleeding after treatment, difficult cannulation, swelling, or other access performance concerns.
Dialysis Access
Dialysis Access Care in Jacksonville & St. Augustine, FL
Outpatient vascular evaluation and image-guided care for dialysis access concerns.
Dialysis Access Support for Patients and Referring Teams
Reliable dialysis access is essential for ongoing treatment. When an access site is difficult to use, has reduced flow, or raises concern for narrowing or blockage, timely vascular evaluation helps protect continuity of care.
Minimally Invasive Vascular accepts dialysis-related referrals and coordinates with nephrology, dialysis centers, and care teams to evaluate access concerns in an outpatient setting.
When to Refer
Image-Guided Evaluation
Dr. Chong uses vascular imaging and clinical findings to determine whether catheter-based treatment or additional care coordination is appropriate.
Outpatient Coordination
The care team works with referring providers and dialysis centers so patients receive clear next steps and follow-up communication.
Referral Forms
Use the dialysis referral pad when sending a patient for dialysis access evaluation. Include access history, recent dialysis center notes, available imaging, medications, and insurance information when available.
Dialysis Referral Pad
Download the referral form for dialysis access and dialysis-related vascular referrals.
