BD CentroVena One wins Vizient Innovative Technology contract
BD's CentroVena One Insertion System received an Innovative Technology contract from Vizient, recognizing its potential to enhance clinical care and safety. The system integrates multiple components to reduce procedural steps by 30% and maximum procedure time by 50%. Vizient's client-led councils recommended the contract, highlighting the system's differentiated capabilities.

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BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company) announced that its BD CentroVena One Insertion System has been awarded an Innovative Technology contract from Vizient, a healthcare performance improvement company. The contract recognizes products with the potential to drive meaningful improvements in healthcare delivery. This designation validates the system's all-in-one design, which aims to simplify central line insertion and enhance patient and clinician safety.
The contract was awarded following a review by hospital experts serving on Vizient's client-led councils. These councils determined that CentroVena One offers differentiated capabilities through its integrated design. The system is designed to enhance clinical care, improve safety, and streamline procedural workflows.
Clinical and Operational Benefits
Traditional central line insertion may involve dozens of steps and multiple component exchanges, creating potential opportunities for error, contamination, and delay. The BD CentroVena One Insertion System integrates the guidewire, needle, syringe, and catheter into a single system. This design reduces procedural complexity and supports more efficient workflows.
| Metric | Improvement |
|---|---|
| Reduction in steps | 30% fewer steps |
| Reduction in max procedure time | 50% |
The system incorporates safety-focused design elements intended to reduce contamination risk and protect against complications such as air and guidewire embolism, needlestick injury, and clinician blood exposure. By bringing greater consistency to the procedure, the system supports standardized central line insertion.
Validation and Market Impact
Eric Borin, worldwide president of Medication Delivery Solutions at BD, stated that the contract recognizes the innovation behind CentroVena One and its potential to redefine how central lines are placed. He noted that the validation reflects a clear clinical need for a simpler, more standardized approach to central line insertion.
Kelly Flaharty, associate vice president of contract operations for Vizient, confirmed that the system demonstrated the potential to offer meaningful differentiation. Following the review, the council recommended the Innovative Technology contract to BD. Vizient represents a diverse client base with a portfolio representing more than $156 billion in annual purchasing volume.
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