Our sole focus is on the best patient experience and clinical outcomes when treating vascular disease, starting with a thorough initial evaluation. One of our highly trained vascular technicians (VT) will perform an ultrasound of both legs to determine the extent of the problem. This ultrasound thoroughly examines the deep and superficial veins throughout each leg. The VT will note all issues within the venous system (the network of veins that delivers blood back to the heart).
Your vascular specialist will meet with you, examine your legs, present your scan findings, and review your treatment options. If your symptoms, physical exam, and ultrasound reveals that treatment is needed, a treatment plan is developed with you. Before you leave our clinic, you will understand your venous disease, have an opportunity to ask any questions, and know a path toward getting your legs feeling and looking great again.
As an experienced nurse practitioner, Anna is enthusiastic about improving the lives of her patients by offering safe, effective treatment for varicose veins and other symptoms of venous insufficiency (vein disease). Further, she enjoys working alongside other vein specialists who are equally passionate about caring for patients.
In addition to earning an MS in Nursing (family nurse practitioner), Anna has achieved Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C) certification, American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board (AANPCB) certification, and Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) licensure.
Dr. David Fortenberry earned his medical degree from Louisiana State University Scholl of Medicine, New Orleans, LA. He completed his General Surgery residency at the University of Colorado Health Science Center, Denver, CO, and a fellowship in Vascular Surgery at Lahey Clinic Medical Center, Burlington, MA.
He is a member of the American College of Surgeons and the Society for Vascular Surgery. He earned membership in Alpha Omega Alpha (AΩA), a national medical honor society. AΩA is committed to national leadership in advancing diversity and inclusion in the profession of medicine. Based on merit, members demonstrate the characteristics of excellent physicians in alignment with AΩA’s mission and values.
Dothan is often referred to as the “Peanut Capital of the World” because of its massive peanut production. Each Fall, the city becomes home to the National Peanut Festival, where visitors pay tribute to local peanut farmers and observe the harvest season with live music, parades, mouthwatering festival fare, and various peanut-themed events — a deep and delicious part of Dothan history since 1938.
Even outside the harvest season, a trip to Alabama's eighth-largest city has plenty to see and do at any time of the year. The seat of Houston County, a slight portion of Dothan extends into Dale and Henry counties, making it a central hub for culture and creativity — but surprisingly, that wasn’t always the case. A 1986 magazine article shining a light on the city’s lack of museum offerings at the time served as the catalyst for the formation of the famous Wiregrass Museum of Art. Just three miles from our Dothan clinic, the WMA now comprises 18,000 square feet of gallery space, a conference center, a vast range of educational programs, rotating exhibits, and year-round events.
Just a few blocks away, visitors will find what used to be Dothan’s Greyhound bus station. It underwent a brilliant transformation in 2000 and is now home to the George Washington Carver Interpretive Museum. Described as the “pulse of creativity and culture in the heart of the city,” the gallery aims to educate and inspire all guests on some of the most important elements of African American history.
Get your fill of the great outdoors at one of Dothan’s series of trailheads known for their scenery and versatility. The Dothan Trails system comprises 387 acres, including six separate loops for hiking and biking with varying levels of difficulty. Guests can also enjoy opportunities for exploration and education as they navigate the trails designed by the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA).
Need even more nature? Peruse peculiar plants and herbs at the Dothan Area Botanical Gardens, located just off U.S. Highway 431. Open to visitors year-round, the DABG showcases picturesque displays of natural entertainment through its many seasonal exhibits. With a children’s garden, a tropical house, and Wings of Wonder—a 1,800-square-foot screened butterfly structure launched in 2022 that houses more than 500 native butterflies—the DABG is the perfect place for visitors of all ages to explore and get inspired by nature.
No trip to the city is complete without a visit to the Dothan Opera House. Manifesting music since 1915, the building’s acoustics are unbeatable, prompting the Atlanta Symphony to select the facility as its recording destination. The Dothan Opera House is on the National Register of Historic Buildings and has been recently renovated, enhancing its ability to uplift the city’s vibrant arts scene through elaborately choreographed dance recitals, emotional choral ensembles, compelling community theater presentations, and other poignant passion projects. The space’s historical elegance is matched by its versatility: its upper-level conference room is used for business seminars and meetings.
Ready to visit your Dothan, Alabama, vein center? The board-certified physicians at our Dothan clinic are happy to provide expert vein treatment to patients in several surrounding neighborhoods and communities, such as:
Our vein clinic in Dothan, Alabama, is easily accessible. It is situated about 20 miles west of Georgia and 16 miles north of Florida in the state's southeastern corner.
Located at 3280 Ross Clark Circle, Center for Vein Restoration is on the main road intercepted by U.S. State Route 231 in the North and U.S. State Route 84 to the South. For visitors traveling to the Center from the East, Westgate Parkway has an exit right next to Choctaw Street, which runs directly behind the Center. We recommend visitors coming from the West take Montgomery Highway to Choctaw Street and follow the signs to Ross Clark Circle.
If you’re struggling with varicose veins, spider veins, or other signs of venous insufficiency, expert help is close to home. At Center for Vein Restoration in Dothan, Alabama, our board-certified vein doctors specialize in diagnosing and treating vein disease using cutting-edge, outpatient, minimally invasive procedures designed to restore leg comfort and confidence.
At Center for Vein Restoration in Dothan, Alabama, we prioritize patient-centered vein care in a warm, welcoming environment. Our dedicated healthcare team ensures a smooth experience—from your first consultation through post-treatment care. Need help with directions or parking? Our Patient Services Representatives are happy to assist.
Scheduling an appointment at Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) in Dothan, Alabama, is easy! Call our Patient Services Representatives at 240-965-3915 to ask questions or to schedule an appointment. Or, if you prefer, you can schedule an appointment online 24 hours a day, seven days a week! Click here to schedule an appointment online for one of our other clinics.
CVR accepts all major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. Need help to find your insurance company online? Contact us to find out if you're covered.
Our board-certified vascular physicians provide numerous state-of-the-art treatment options for leg pain, cramping, swelling, itching, spider veins, varicose veins, restless legs syndrome, and other symptoms of venous disease.
“ Short waiting time, very friendly staff , my treatment with Mrs Anna Parkinson was pleasant and she explained everything. The whole treatment was very painless. I highly recommend them. ”
May 19, 2025
“ Great staff, smiling faces, warm atmosphere. ”
May 7, 2025
“ Everyone was pleasant and professional from start to finish. Highly recommend this practice. ”
May 5, 2025
“ great experience ”
May 5, 2025
“ Very knowledgeable and caring. It was an enjoyable visit.I would reccomend them with any vien problem. ”
April 30, 2025
“ Got in very quick. The staff was friendly and professional, explained everything. ”
April 30, 2025
“ Wanted to say i had veins on legs that looked terrible and the procedure to get great looking skin was well worth visit, and was easy wasnt bad , bee stings worse than the procedure and well please with results it a Great Place & Friendly People i would rHighly Recommend ”
April 25, 2025
“ Brought my grandpa to the doctor. Had a pleasant experience from check in to check out . Will refer patients to their office ”
April 24, 2025
“ Very professional and organized. ”
April 22, 2025
“ No waiting at all. Every member of the staff was warm, friendly & very professional.Thank you.. ”
April 9, 2025
When the tiny valves in your leg veins fail to circulate blood back to the heart, the result can be leg pain, itching, swelling, cramping, varicose veins, spider veins, feelings of heaviness, skin discoloration, or ulcers that are difficult to heal. Known as venous insufficiency, the vein condition is progressive, meaning it will get worse without treatment.
If you have any one or more of these vein problems, our experienced vein specialists can help.
Thanks to medical advancements in treating venous disease, varicose and spider veins can be corrected using minimally invasive, office-based procedures. Your CVR doctor will recommend the treatment option(s) best for you based on your unique needs.
Treatments include (but are not limited to) direct injection of medicated microfoam into diseased veins called ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy, a proprietary medical adhesive that closes off varicose veins called VenaSeal, and heat treatment of affected veins via laser ablation or radiofrequency ablation, to name a few.
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