Recent Articles About Vein Health
Center for Vein Restoration’s Telemedicine Service Surpasses 1,000 Patient Visits
Largest vein health organization accelerated in-house development to serve critical patient needs during COVID-19
Can Crossing Your Legs Cause Varicose Veins?
Don’t believe the myth that crossed legs cause varicose veins - but you should get up from your seat often whether or not you cross your legs.
7 Tips to Keep your Veins Healthy During Quarantine
It is important that we all stay at home right now – but prolonged sitting or inactivity can have long lasting effects on your vein health.
When Varicose Veins Become a Medical Emergency
The offices of the Center for Vein Restoration remain open if you experience any of these medical emergencies due to your varicose veins.
Telemedicine for Vein Health – New from Center for Vein Restoration
In these challenging times, it may seem easier to put off looking into leg swelling, pain, varicose veins or other leg health issues until after the pandemic. But vein disease, also known as venous insufficiency, is a progressive disorder. What may begin as a cosmetic concern can progress, increasing your risk of blood clots, lymphedema, or venous ulcers. Not to mention, long periods of inactivity or sitting can make vein disease worse even faster. We can now schedule you for a live video or phone appointment, called a Telemedicine appointment, as a new or returning patient. Our team of providers is standing by, ready to connect with you in real time without you leaving the comfort of your home.
Safe, Private Vascular Surgeon Appointments Available in Alaska During COVID-19 Crisis
Even in times of crisis, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic, many still need treatment for medical conditions unrelated to the virus. And when it's your turn to report for a medical appointment, you don't want to wait in a room full of others and risk exposure to a highly contagious disease.
Center for Vein Restoration has instituted new guidelines for treating patients during the novel coronavirus outbreak, but you can relieve minor varicose vein discomfort at home.
Center for Vein Restoration has instituted new guidelines for treating patients during the novel coronavirus outbreak, but you can relieve minor varicose vein discomfort at home.
Can Athletes Get Deep Vein Thrombosis?
Older people and frequent flyers aren’t the only ones at risk for deep vein thrombosis. Young, healthy athletes have been known to experience blood clots in the leg.
