Vascular Health at VHVI

Vascular health means how well blood vessels outside of the brain and heart function. The most common problem is peripheral artery disease (PAD). Other vascular conditions include aneurisms (a weakening of the blood vessel itself) problems with blood flow to major organs, and deep vein thrombosis or DVT.

At VHVI, we believe that treating vascular disease can actually improve patients' long-term heart health, and prevent problems before they arise.

Physician Specialists

VHVI offers integrated care through a team approach. Experienced, board-certified vascular surgeons, interventional radiologists, nuclear medicine specialists and clinicians who specialize in vascular care work together for the patient.

Diagnostics

VHVI members have the most advanced technology available to find and treat vascular problems throughout the body. These include angiography (imaging of the blood vessels in various parts of the body using a dye that is injected into the patient for better imaging),nuclear medicine and other advanced imaging to pinpoint the exact nature of blood flow, as well as several other state-of-the-art procedures.

Treatment Options

Vascular problems and conditions are now treated with a wide variety of options. These vary from a change in lifestyle and medication to minimally invasive procedures. At times, vascular surgery is necessary. Treatment options include: