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Sclerotherapy is the gold-standard solution for many problematic veins, ranging from small and mid-sized varicose veins to sprawling networks of spider veins. Here’s what to expect after this minimally invasive, maximally effective procedure.

PECOS is a national filing system implemented by Medicare and then managed as a database of physicians. All Physicians credentialed as medical providers under Medicare are required to Register with CMS as part of this database.

Varicose veins aren’t the only warning sign of poor lower extremity circulation. Learn how this common vascular problem can lead to abnormal skin changes — and find out why treatment is so important.

Whether your leg swelling is a temporary side effect of pregnancy or a long-standing issue caused by chronically poor circulation, compression therapy can help ease the problem. Read on to learn more about compression garment wear.

If you have an open sore on your leg, ankle, or foot that just won’t seem to heal, it’s time to schedule a visit with our experts at Vascular Vein Centers. Here are three important reasons why you should never disregard a slow-healing wound. 

Most adults in the United States can expect to develop vein problems as they get older. But varicose veins, spider veins, and poor circulation don’t have to be a foregone conclusion — here’s how you can support better vein health today.