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Vascular Vein Centers Equip All Seven Central Florida Facilities

Vascular Vein Centers equip all seven Central Florida facilities with two models of GE Healthcare ultrasound equipment

By Vascular Vein Centers & GE Healthcare

PRESS RELEASE: Vascular Vein Centers Secures GE Healthcare Point of Care Ultrasound To Support Patients with Premier Technology and Care

Vascular Vein Centers equip all seven Central Florida facilities with 
two models of GE Healthcare ultrasound equipment

ORLANDO, FL – November 11, 2019 – Vascular Vein Centers announced today that it has secured the latest ultrasound technology for diagnostic imaging from GE Healthcare, as part of its ongoing commitment to delivering the best possible diagnostic technology for its patients in all of its seven Central Florida locations.

Vascular Vein Centers has acquired eleven GE Healthcare LOGIQ S7 as well as four portable GE Healthcare LOGIQ e.

“This partnership truly represents an investment in the patients who put their trust in us,” said Mike Perry, General Manager, Vascular Vein Centers. “This newly acquired ultrasound equipment provides our sonographers and clinicians with features to help improve ultrasound imaging quality for optimal patient care and outcomes.”

For example, both the LOGIQ S7 and LOGIQ e allow for customized scanning presets, which saves time for the thirteen registered vascular technologists, who work between all of their Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) accredited facilities. Such presets are unique in the diagnostic ultrasound marketplace and will allow for additional time with each patient.

Additionally, by standardizing its equipment across all facilities, Vascular Vein Centers creates convenient and efficient information flow between its clinicians. A patient need only visit one center to be scanned, and the images will be available to all Vascular Vein Centers clinicians which improves continuity of care for care collaboration.

“GE Healthcare is pleased to work with Vascular Vein Centers to help optimize the patient experience,” said Greg Miller, GE Healthcare Point of Care Ultrasound General Manager for United States and Canada.

About Vascular Vein Centers

One of the leading causes for leg pain, swelling and discomfort at any age is varicose veins, caused by vein disease. Sometimes varicose veins are unsightly but often cannot be visualized from the skin surface, acting as a “hidden” cause. These signs and symptoms can be devastating for an active lifestyle and make daily tasks difficult. For almost 20 years, the vein specialists at Vascular Vein Centers (VVC) have concentrated on providing patients comprehensive education, diagnosis, care and treatment emphasizing healthy legs for a healthy life. Vascular Vein Centers has seven Central Florida locations dedicated to treating the whole spectrum of vein disease using the newest state-of-the-art, minimally-invasive techniques to provide patients with immediate relief and long-lasting results. VVC’s vein specialists work closely with patients to fully understand the cause of the uncomfortable signs and symptoms they are experiencing. Using ultrasound technology, VVC’s IAC accredited vascular lab offers cutting-edge vascular imaging services to diagnose vein disease and/or differentiate vein disease from other causes of pain and discomfort. The team of vascular experts at VVC focuses on helping patients understand the vest vein treatments and lifestyle changes necessary for looking and feeling healthy over the long-run.  Locations: Orlando, Lake Mary, Waterford Lakes, Kissimmee, Davenport/Haines City, The Villages and Rockledge/Viera. Visit online at BestVeinTreatment.com or on Facebook.

About the Vascular Laboratory at Vascular Vein Centers

The Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) accredited vascular laboratories at Vascular Vein Centers (VVC) are held to the highest standard for accreditation of diagnostic imaging centers. Using this the latest ultrasound technology, the vein specialists at VVC are able to ensure an accurate vascular disease diagnosis, taking the patients one step closer to treatment and subsequent relief from the devastating signs and symptoms of vein disease. As an IAC accredited vascular lab, only the technologists who have achieved a vascular credential through a national credentialing board are used. By pairing these registered ultrasound technologists and on-site ultrasound equipment with the other VVC vascular experts, patients are afforded immediate access to their individualized results. These results are used the same day in education and specific care planning to address the uniqueness of each patient’s symptoms and disease progression. Patient’s engagement in their care from the first visit through the scan and care planning is a vital part of the VVC patient care model. With seven locations throughout Central Florida, patients have a convenient option to receive high-quality service.

About GE Healthcare

GE Healthcare is the $19.8 billion healthcare business of GE (NYSE: GE). As a leading provider of medical imaging, monitoring, biomanufacturing, and cell and gene therapy technologies, GE Healthcare enables precision health in diagnostics, therapeutics and monitoring through intelligent devices, data analytics, applications and services. With over 100 years of experience in the healthcare industry and more than 50,000 employees globally, the company helps improve outcomes more efficiently for patients, healthcare clinicians, researchers and life sciences companies around the world. Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and The Pulse for latest news, or visit our website https://corporate.gehealthcare.com/ for more information.

Media Contacts

Vascular Vein Centers                                                         

NWeil@VVCenters.com

352-613-7522

 

GE Healthcare

Velia.tarnoff@ge.com

414-690-6302

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