Vascular care that protects your mobility, your limbs, and your life.
From peripheral artery disease to carotid and aortic disease, our fellowship-trained vascular surgeons restore healthy blood flow using today’s most advanced, image-guided techniques. If your legs cramp when you walk, a sore won’t heal, or you’ve been told you’re at risk for stroke, we can help.
Insurance-friendly
Minimally invasive
Fellowship-trained specialists
Many vascular conditions are silent
Three conditions cause most of what we see, and all three can progress quietly. Here’s what our specialists screen for and treat.
Care by experienced vascular experts
With more than 45,000 procedures behind them, our fellowship-trained vascular surgeons treat arterial and vascular disease every day, so you’re in experienced hands from the first visit.
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What to expect,start to finish
A clear, guided path from your first call to a full recovery, with our team coordinating every step.
Referral or self-request
Most patients arrive on a referral from their primary or specialist, but you can also reach out directly. We coordinate records and imaging for you.
Specialist evaluation
A fellowship-trained vascular physician reviews your history and orders any testing in our accredited on-site vascular lab to pinpoint the problem.
A tailored treatment plan
Your specialist walks you through the options, most minimally invasive and outpatient, and the plan best suited to your condition and goals.
Your procedure
Your treatment is performed in our JCAHO-accredited outpatient surgery center, most through a tiny pinhole, not open surgery.
Recovery & follow-up
As you heal, your care team guides you back to your routine at a safe, steady pace, with follow-up visits along the way.
Ready when you are
Talk with a fellowship-trained vascular specialist about your symptoms and options.
Book a ConsultQuestions patients ask us most
A referral from your primary care or specialist is common and helps us coordinate your records, but it is not always required. If you are unsure, call us and we will guide you through what your insurance needs.
In most cases, yes. Vascular conditions like PAD, carotid, and aortic disease are medically necessary to treat and are covered by Medicare and most major plans. Our team verifies your coverage before anything is scheduled.
Most are minimally invasive and catheter-based, performed through a tiny pinhole rather than a large incision. Many are outpatient, with little downtime and no hospital stay.
Our physicians are fellowship-trained in vascular surgery, interventional radiology, and vascular medicine, with decades of combined experience treating vein, vascular, and knee (GAE) conditions.
PAD reduces blood flow to the limbs and, untreated, can lead to non-healing wounds and limb loss. The good news: it is highly treatable, especially when caught early, which is why evaluation matters.
The most common sign is leg or calf cramping that comes on when you walk and eases with rest (claudication). Others include numbness or weakness, cold feet, color changes in the legs or feet, and sores or wounds that are slow to heal. Many people have no symptoms at all, so screening matters if you're at risk.
PAD can't be fully reversed, but it can be managed effectively and its progression slowed or stopped. With lifestyle changes, medication, and minimally invasive treatment to reopen narrowed arteries, most patients restore healthy blood flow, relieve symptoms, and protect their limbs.
Don’t wait on your circulation.
A vascular screening today can protect your mobility, and your future.