When times are tough, many of us have to make hard choices about how we spend our money. Rising costs for groceries, gas, and housing mean that health expenses, especially for conditions that don’t seem urgent, can fall to the bottom of the list.
But if you’re experiencing leg pain, swelling, itching, throbbing, or visible varicose veins, it’s important to know that vein disease is not just a cosmetic issue. And putting off treatment can cost you more, both financially and in terms of health, down the road.
Varicose veins, spider veins, and other symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) happen when blood doesn’t flow properly back to your heart. Instead, it pools in the leg veins, causing them to stretch, bulge, and become painful.
Chronic venous insufficiency affects an estimated 25 million adults in the United States, with nearly 6 million experiencing advanced stages of the disease, according to the National Library of Medicine (NIH). The financial and personal toll is significant:
No matter the economy, CVR’s mission remains the same: To improve lives in the communities we serve by providing state-of-the-art vascular care in a compassionate and affordable manner.
Don’t let financial fear stand between you and the relief you deserve. At Center for Vein Restoration, we believe vein care should be accessible to everyone, especially during difficult times. Our flexible payment plans, insurance support, and financial assistance programs are designed to help you get expert care without added stress.
Call 240-965-3915 or schedule online below today to see how affordable better leg health can be.
CVI is a costly condition, leading to $3 billion annually in venous ulcer care, 2 million lost workdays per year, and contributing to early retirement in 12 percent of affected individuals.
The sooner you treat vein disease, the better. Like many chronic conditions, CVI worsens over time. Waiting can lead to more advanced problems, such as venous ulcers and deep vein thrombosis (DVT), and more expensive, complex treatments later.
The 2022 guidelines by the European Society for Vascular Surgery emphasize the importance of early intervention in chronic venous disease (CVD), particularly for varicose veins and venous leg ulcers. They highlight that minimally invasive, outpatient vein treatments are both clinically effective and cost-efficient, improving ulcer healing and reducing recurrence. Additionally, transitioning these procedures to outpatient settings, such as those offered at Center for Vein Restoration (CVR), can significantly decrease healthcare resource usage and associated costs.
Bottom line: Treating symptoms early can help you stay active, employed, and enjoy life without the burden of constant discomfort.
A study focused on healthcare workers reported by the NIH aimed to assess the prevalence of CVI and venous reflux among healthcare workers and to better understand their associated risk factors. The study found that chronic venous insufficiency affects 25 million adults in the U.S., with nearly 6 million experiencing advanced stages.
The study identified common risk factors that include many attributes shared by healthcare workers, particularly among women, who comprise over 90 percent of the national healthcare workforce. These include:
If you recognize yourself in one or more of these risk factors, you must schedule a consultation with a Center for Vein Restoration vein expert BEFORE your vein issues get worse!
📞 Call CVR at 240-965-3915
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We understand that money is tight (and getting tighter). That’s why CVR offers flexible financial solutions to help you get the treatment you need now, not months or years from now.
Here’s how CVR can help make vein care accessible:
✅ Covered by Most Insurance Plans
Most major insurance providers, including Medicare and Medicaid, cover our treatments. We also understand that deductibles can be a hurdle. That’s why our insurance authorization team walks you through your plan so there are no surprises.
✅ No Facility Fees
Because we operate in outpatient settings, not hospitals, you won’t pay extra facility fees during your consultation or treatment. That’s one reason our care is often four times less expensive than similar procedures in other health systems.
✅ Free Transportation Available
If getting to a clinic is a challenge, CVR offers transportation options at no cost to you. Just ask our team when you schedule your visit.
✅ Payment Plans That Fit Your Budget
We offer interest-free payment plans, fixed monthly payments, and financial aid programs based on your income. No hidden fees, no surprises.
To learn more about CVR’s financial support programs, call us at 240-391-8866 or download our Financial Support PDF in English or Spanish.
Our treatments are minimally invasive, performed in-office, and require little to no downtime. That means less disruption to your life and lower costs than hospital-based procedures.
Common treatment options include:
These treatments address the root cause of vein disease, not just the symptoms, so you can feel better longer and avoid recurring problems.
At Center for Vein Restoration (CVR), we recognize that dealing with insurance and budgeting for medical care can be overwhelming, especially during tough financial times. That’s why we strive to make vein treatment accessible and affordable for every patient.
Although insurance usually doesn’t cover cosmetic vein procedures such as spider vein treatment, Center for Vein Restoration provides these treatments at 50 to 70 percent less than many competitors. We focus on affordability to help patients feel more confident, comfortable, and satisfied with their appearance.
Most “medically necessary” vein treatments at CVR are covered by insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. While co-pays are usually manageable, we understand deductibles can be a financial concern. That’s where our team steps in. Our knowledgeable Patient Services Representatives are here to:
No matter your financial situation, we’re committed to helping you get the vein care you need, safely, affordably, and without delay.
📞 Call CVR at 240-965-3915
📅 Or book online HERE
We understand times are tough. But your health is valuable, especially since ignoring signs of venous insufficiency could lead to increased pain, complications, and time missed from work.
At Center for Vein Restoration, we’re here to help you take the first step toward better leg health, without financial stress. With over 110 locations nationwide, expert care is just around the corner.
Your legs (and your wallet!) will thank you.
1. Does insurance cover vein treatment, and what are my out-of-pocket expenses?
Most vein treatments at Center for Vein Restoration deemed medically necessary by the insurance provider are covered by insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. While coverage is common, the deductible is often the biggest financial concern. That’s why our insurance authorization team walks you through your plan to eliminate surprises and help you understand your out-of-pocket costs before treatment begins.
2. What if I can’t afford to pay everything upfront?
We get it—money is tight. That’s why CVR offers flexible, interest-free payment plans with fixed monthly payments based on your budget. We also offer financial assistance programs to ensure that cost doesn’t prevent you from getting the care you need.
3. I can’t take time off work. How long is the recovery after vein treatment?
Most treatments at CVR are minimally invasive and performed in-office, so there’s little to no downtime. You can typically return to normal activities on the same day, resulting in fewer missed workdays and less disruption to your routine.
4. What are the risks of waiting to treat my varicose veins or other vein problems?
Delaying treatment for chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) can lead to more severe health issues, like ulcers, skin damage, and blood clots, and can result in higher treatment costs later. CVI is also linked to lost workdays and early retirement. Early intervention can protect your long-term health and finances.
5. I work in healthcare and am on my feet all day. Am I at higher risk for vein disease?
Yes. A recent study reported by the NIH found that healthcare workers—especially women—are at increased risk of CVI. If you’re a healthcare worker and experiencing symptoms like leg pain, heaviness, or swelling, it’s smart to consult a vein expert now, before symptoms worsen.
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.
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