APEX Vascular Outpatient Center, LLC

A full range of outpatient vascular procedures performed with minimal recovery time, allowing patients to return home the same day.

An outpatient imaging procedure that assesses vein function to help diagnose and guide treatment planning for Pelvic Congestion Syndrome.

An outpatient imaging procedure used to diagnose vein compression associated with May-Thurner Syndrome and guide treatment planning.

A balloon catheter procedure that corrects narrowing in dialysis fistulas or grafts to maintain healthy vascular access for dialysis patients.

Surgical creation, maintenance, and repair of arteriovenous fistulas used to provide reliable vascular access for patients on dialysis.

Placement of a small port under the skin to provide long-term, reliable vascular access for chemotherapy, IV medications, or other ongoing treatments.

Minimally invasive treatment options, including ablation and sclerotherapy, to eliminate enlarged, twisted veins and improve circulation.

In-office sclerotherapy or laser therapy to safely remove spider veins with minimal downtime.

An injectable foam solution used to close damaged varicose and spider veins and improve circulation.

A medical adhesive that seals diseased veins without heat or incisions, offering a minimally invasive alternative to laser ablation.

Radiofrequency energy used to close abnormal perforator veins and correct unhealthy blood flow between deep and superficial veins.

Placement of a small mesh device inside a blocked or narrowed vein to restore healthy blood flow.

Compression therapy, ablation, and minimally invasive procedures for veins that struggle to return blood to the heart.

Diagnosis and treatment focused on preventing clot growth and reducing complications from DVT.

Diagnosis and treatment of vein compression that restricts healthy blood flow.

Minimally invasive treatments, including angioplasty, atherectomy, and stenting, to restore healthy blood flow to the extremities.

A balloon catheter procedure that opens narrowed arteries to relieve PAD-related leg pain.

Removal of arterial plaque to improve circulation and reduce leg pain in patients with PAD.

Stenting to keep treated arteries open and reduce the risk of limb loss from arterial blockages.

Contrast imaging that identifies arterial blockages and guides treatment planning before intervention.

Minimally invasive techniques to restore blood flow, promote healing, and protect limbs from severe arterial blockage.

Advanced procedures that restore circulation to the legs and feet to help prevent amputation.

Evaluation and treatment of carotid artery narrowing to improve blood flow to the brain and reduce stroke risk.

Surgical removal of plaque from the carotid arteries to improve blood flow and lower stroke risk.

A minimally invasive alternative to surgery that places a stent in the carotid artery to treat narrowing and reduce stroke risk.

Minimally invasive procedures that relieve chronic pelvic pain caused by vein dysfunction.

A minimally invasive treatment that blocks arteries driving inflammation and pain from knee osteoarthritis, without major surgery.

Diagnosis and treatment of leg pain caused by poor circulation, varicose veins, or other vascular conditions.

Evaluation and treatment of leg swelling, including lymphedema, by addressing the underlying vascular or lymphatic cause.

Diagnosis and treatment of skin discoloration caused by poor blood flow or vein disease.

Non-surgical therapies that address vascular causes of restless leg syndrome to ease discomfort and improve sleep.

Comprehensive, minimally invasive endovascular care for a wide range of vascular and arterial conditions.

Comprehensive evaluation and personalized treatment planning with a vascular surgeon for arterial, venous, and lymphatic conditions.