At M & M Medical, our popularity stems from our unwavering commitment to providing top-notch healthcare services. Our skilled nurse practitioner, Michele J. Thune, leads our team, ensuring the highest level of patient care. Our nurse practitioner-driven approach places your well-being at the forefront of everything we do. We take pride in nurse practitioner-led primary care, vascular access, and wound care services. It's this dedication to excellence, with nurse practitioners at the helm, that makes us the preferred choice for healthcare in West Palm Beach. Experience the difference of nurse practitioner-led care at M & M Medical today.

Our dedicated nurse practitioner team specializes in wound care, vascular access services, and primary care.

For specific information about your insurance coverage, we recommend reaching out to your insurance provider or contacting our office directly. Our dedicated team will be delighted to assist you in understanding your coverage and ensuring you receive the best care possible.

We're proud to offer Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) classes certified by the American Heart Association. These courses cover essential life-saving techniques. Whether you're looking to refresh your CPR skills or gain advanced cardiac life support knowledge, our classes are designed to empower you with the skills and confidence to respond effectively in emergency situations.

Contacting us is easy! You can reach out to us by calling 561-328-3610, emailing us at
MandMmedical@email.com, or filling out the convenient contact form on our website.

We're here to assist you promptly and provide the information and support you need for your healthcare journey.

Skilled staff

Our team consists of APRN and RN Vascular Access Specialists who maintain national certification and CPUI designation.  

Convenience

Our specialized team comes to the patient, eliminating unnecessary expenses such as costly transportation and hospital fees.

Expedited Services

Services provided within 24 hours of received request

Reduced Risk and Increased Satisfaction

Our providers use lidocaine and ultrasound guidance, reducing the risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) and increasing the success of placement. Fewer needle sticks mean a more comfortable experience for our patients. 

Improved Efficiency & Success

Immediate confirmation of proper PICC tip position using ECG technology at the bedside expedites placement.  This reduces time to infusion therapy, decreases time spent on PICC tip repositioning, and maximizes success rates

Our nurses, as a collective, have a 99.9 % success 

rate and maintain a 0 % infection rate.

Outstanding Safety Protocols

Uses Maximum Barrier Precautions and strictly adheres to all safety standards according to Infusion Nursing Society, Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and the Association for Vascular Access.

Streamlined Processes

We provide a streamlined process by closing the gap between all providers involved.  We are glad to coordinate additional nursing and or pharmacy services, should you require them. All involved providers are notified of their patient’s VAD placement with a written detailed confirmation.

Why PICC M & M?

• PICC service provided within 24 hours skilled Staff
• Our skilled Vascular Access Specialist Nurse Practitioners and RN’s maintain national certification and CPUI designation
• Use of portable ultrasound allows for fewer needle sticks, preserving veins and providing less risk to the patient
• Use of ECG technology for PICC tip location expedites PICC and allows for immediate use With proper care and maintenance, a PICC can be maintained for up to 12 months.
• The ability to provide on-site vascular access will improve patient satisfaction and reduce re-hospitalization
• We are a medicare provider and are contracted with many infusion pharmacies to manage coverage for procedure for patients.

Proper vascular device selection will result in fewer complications. Midlines are recommended for patients receiving intravenous therapy compatible for PIV for more than 5 days or for patients with difficult vasculature. A Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) is recommended for long term intravenous therapy and for the administration of any therapy that is considered a vesicant.