Today's financial realities are influencing everyday decisions for individuals and families. With budgets stretched thin, many people are forced to reprioritize to make the most of their resources.
Unfortunately, some people may incorrectly assume that vein care is out of their reach at this time.
Nothing can be further from the truth at Center for Vein Restoration!
The mission of Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) is to improve lives in the communities we serve by providing state-of-the-art vascular care in a compassionate and affordable manner.
At CVR, we do everything possible to help you get the vascular care you need without delay or financial hardship.
Chronic venous insufficiency (vein disease) is a progressive medical condition that worsens over time—and, like any disease, is most treatable in its earliest stages.
Untreated vein disease increases your risk for complications resulting in more costly care. Delaying vein necessary treatment can lead to persistent leg pain and discomfort, swelling, restless leg syndrome, reduced mobility, and skin changes that get worse and can lead to ulcers and wounds that won’t heal.
Two million workdays are lost every year by those suffering from chronic vein disease.
At CVR, you get a customized treatment plan that is 4X less expensive than the care you would receive at other health systems. We provide the most conservative treatment possible such as compression stockings, to eliminate the root cause of the uncomfortable symptoms related to problem veins.
If your CVR vein physician advises you that you need treatment to eliminate your pain or swelling, you can be sure that you will receive treatment from a highly qualified, experienced vein care professional.
Because of the unique way we deliver patient care, we can be more flexible than other health care systems. We will work with you if you need treatment and cannot afford it.
Sclerotherapy
An in-office procedure to close a damaged vein, techniques include visual and ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy. In both approaches, the doctor uses a medication called a sclerosant to close malfunctioning veins so that the blood can flow freely to nearby healthier veins. You get back to your normal routine immediately with few restrictions.
Thermal ablation
Both radiofrequency ablation and laser ablation require only a local anesthetic, and you can return to normal activity immediately with few restrictions.
Adhesive vein closure
Medical grade glue is used to close veins. Blood is then rerouted to healthy veins. These vein closure procedures are performed quickly in an office setting, and no anesthesia is needed.
Our care is covered by most insurances, including Medicare & Medicaid. We understand that the biggest hurdle in today's insurance environment is the deductible, not the co-pay. We're here to help.
Health insurance can be confusing. Our dedicated team educates you about the particulars of your insurance coverage before beginning any treatment program.
You do not pay facility fees during evaluation or treatment programs at our comfortable outpatient clinics.
If you cannot get to our center, we can provide a ride service for you at no cost.
CVR offers flexible payment plans, a fixed rate that will never change, and monthly payment plans based on what you can afford—an easy way to pay medical bills over time.
Our Patient Services Representatives are available to review our programs with you by calling 240-965-3915.
Download a PDF copy of our FINANCIAL SUPPORT options in English and in Spanish HERE.
Center for Vein Restoration lets you schedule the way you want—either by phone at 240-965-3915 or online.
During your first visit, you’ll meet with a board-certified physician in your area
and have a comprehensive ultrasound scan of your legs. You get the answers you need fast. If treatment is recommended, our benefits team will assist you in getting the insurance coverage you need and detail any out-of-pocket expenses.
Physically active 36-year-old Shannon suffered from varicose veins on one leg and thrombophlebitis until she decided to do something about it. Finding Dr. Cornwell of Center for Vein Restoration was the first step in changing her life.
