Do you think you might have a DVT? Call our  DVT & LEG HEALTH HOTLINE  833-687-6887

Call Us Book online

Join Us for Patient Appreciation Day

Vascular Vein Centers Blog Join Us for Patient Appreciation Day

By The Vascular Vein Centers Team

We’re celebrating our 10th Anniversary this June! What an exciting decade—and we’re looking forward to the many more exciting years to come.

We know we owe our success to our loyal patients, friends and family, so in appreciation for your constant support, please join us on Patient Appreciation Day! Our celebration continues throughout the month from 9am-4pm at the locations and dates listed below:

Join us to meet the Vascular Vein experts, play games, win giveaways, enjoy refreshments and have free chair massages!

We hope to see you there.

Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for updates on our practice and great tips for maintaining beautiful legs.

You Might Also Enjoy...

Medicare Open Enrollment – The Basics
October 15th through December 7th each year is the annual Medicare Open Enrollment period. Making a mistake in choosing the best plan for you could impact your healthcare and its cost for the rest of your life!

How to Manage Leg Swelling During Your Pregnancy
Leg swelling is a common experience for pregnant women, especially in the third trimester. Find out how you can manage this uncomfortable problem and alleviate your symptoms as your due date draws near.

Is It Safe to Travel with Painful Varicose Veins?
Long-distance travel and varicose veins are two major risk factors for deep vein thrombosis (DVT), or the formation of dangerous blood clots. Find out how varicose veins and DVT are related, and learn how you can protect yourself when traveling.

VVC is an IAC Accredited VEIN CENTER
IAC accreditation is the "seal of approval" patients can count on! VVC has demonstrated a commitment to quality patient care in the field of venous treatment and management.

Itchy Skin from Vein Disease: What You Need to Know
Varicose veins aren’t the only consequence of chronic venous insufficiency, or poor circulation in the lower legs. Learn how this common form of vein disease can lead to swelling and skin changes, and find out why early treatment is so important.

8 Things That Can Trigger DVT
As the third most common vascular disease after heart attack and stroke, deep vein thrombosis (DVT) affects hundreds of thousands of people each year. Learn which factors can increase your risk of developing this dangerous and often silent disorder.