Vein Clinics of America

Category: Medical clinic

Address: 20 Medical Campus Dr STE 207, Supply, NC 28462, USA

Phone: +19107555253

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 8AM–5PM

Tuesday: 8AM–5PM

Wednesday: 8AM–5PM

Thursday: 8AM–5PM

Friday: 8AM–1PM

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

Jason Nettles

Oct 3, 2022

I was very happy with this practice until today. I went for my appointment and the office appeared abandoned. I called their main office and they appeared clueless. They were recently bought out and we, the patients, were left in the dark. I am not sure if they are even open anymore. This is not a good way to run a Dr. Office.

Samantha Hickman

Sep 26, 2022

Shallotte location is great. Love the sweet ladies at the front desk. The doctor made me feel comfortable and told me everything step by step for future appointments. Honestly cannot wait to go back love this place

Kathy

Sep 17, 2022

Staff is friendly, personable and professional. They make you feel very at ease with all treatments. Highly recommend.

Nancy Zeunges

Sep 2, 2022

George needs counseling from VC's Human Resources. Apparently he has delusions of being a Doctor of Phycology. His personal opinion (diagnosis) of the mental capacities of patients, should remain that!! If VC would like to contact me for details, my contact info is in my file. I won't be returning to VC and would never recommend anyone stepping into the office in Supply, N.C.

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Questions & Answers

Do you treat restless leg syndrom

J S | Oct 9, 2020
George Anderson | Oct 9, 2020

We sure do! Give us a call and see if you qualify for a free consultation!

What is the downtime, recovery time from treatment or surgery?

Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022
Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

There is usually little to no downtime associated with treatment. Treatments are typically completed within an hour and most people return to normal activities the same day since hospitalization is not part of normal treatment.

What happens after treatment?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

We recommend moving around and resuming normal activities after treatment. Depending on the treatment, you will be prescribed compression stockings. Be sure to take your medications as instructed by your provider to help with any discomfort. You may expect bruising after treatment – this typically lasts for about three weeks.

What might prevent me from receiving treatment?

Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022
Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

"You cannot usually receive vein disease treatment during pregnancy. If you are breastfeeding you may receive treatment after certain precautions are taken. Compression stockings are frequently recommended during pregnancy, and we can provide follow up after the child is born. Your provider can discuss the options with you if you have any health conditions which may preclude you from receiving treatment. Please consult with your physician regarding your specific situation."

Are the treatments or surgeries painful? Are they safe?

Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022
Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

"Everyone’s pain tolerance is different. Our providers frequently assess your level of pain throughout the procedure to make sure you are as comfortable as possible. While varicose vein treatment involves minimally invasive procedures with a high success rate and low risk of complications, there are always risks associated with any medical procedure. Be sure to share your medical history, allergies, and all medications, including supplements or vitamins, you take and ask your provider about possible complications or side effects of treatment."

How should I prepare for vein treatment?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Do not skip any meals prior to your treatment and consider bringing a snack with you on the day of treatment. Drink plenty of fluids. Take your medications as prescribed. Bring comfortable shorts. Bring your compression stockings. Feel free to bring a mobile device/earphones to listen to music or read during the treatment.

How does Endovenous Laser or Radiofrequency Treatment actually work?

Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022
Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Our expert physicians will insert a small fiber into the unhealthy vein using ultrasound guidance. Consistent and uniform heat is delivered to contract collagen in the vein walls, causing them to collapse and close, thus redirecting the blood to healthy veins. The entire procedure takes less than an hour, and the recovery is rapid.

What treatments can I do at home to prevent vein disease?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

There are no home remedies for treating vein disease but you can help ease uncomfortable symptoms by wearing compression stockings and elevating your legs.

Which treatment is best for varicose veins? Spider veins?

Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022
Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Vein disease treatment plans are as unique as each patient is. VCA providers will take the time to thoroughly evaluate your veins using ultrasound to identify the unhealthy veins. Based on this assessment, you will be presented with a treatment plan that can include various treatment options.

What are the side effects of vein treatment?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Common side effects after most procedures include bruising, swelling, redness or skin discoloration, and discomfort.

Which treatment is best for me?

Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022
Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Each person’s vein condition is different, which is the reason VCA physicians create a custom treatment plan for each patient. Our providers will take the time to thoroughly evaluate your veins using ultrasound to identify the unhealthy veins. Depending on the results of this assessment, you will be presented with a treatment plan that may include one or several advanced treatments—sclerotherapy, radiofrequency ablation (RFA), endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) or endovenous adhesive ablation (EAA).

Who is at risk for varicose veins?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

You have a higher risk of developing varicose veins if you have family members with the condition, are female (Women are 2 ½ times more likely to have vein disease than men), are over 30 years of age, you have a job where you sit or stand for long periods of time, or are pregnant or have had a child

When should I be concerned about my varicose or spider veins?

Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022
Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Vein disease can cause mild to moderate pain as well as other symptoms. If left untreated, it can cause more serious conditions such as blood clots and venous ulcers (open sores on the skin).

What are the symptoms of vein disease?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Symptoms of vein disease may include pain, aching, cramping, swelling, throbbing, heaviness, fatigue, itching and restlessness. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, we strongly encourage you to schedule a consultation with one of our providers today.

Is there anything I can do to help prevent vein disease before it starts?

Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022
Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

There’s no way to completely prevent vein disease. However, improving your blood circulation and muscle tone may reduce your risk of developing varicose veins. Some common ways to help reduce risk include exercising, elevating your legs, eating a healthy diet and wearing compression stockings.

Are varicose, spider, and/or bulging veins dangerous?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Vein disease can be caused by many different factors, including genetics, obesity, and pregnancy. Symptoms can be aggravated by standing or sitting for long periods of time.

How do you test for vein disease?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Our physicians take the time to thoroughly evaluate an ultrasound map of your veins to identify any refluxing veins that may be causing your symptoms. Depending on the results of this assessment, you may be presented with a treatment plan that can include one or several advanced treatments—sclerotherapy, radiofrequency ablation (RFA), endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) and endovenous adhesive ablation (EAA). We advise our patients to plan on spending 60-90 minutes in the office.

What type of training do the providers at Vein Clinics of America have?

Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022
Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Experience matters. Varicose vein disease can be very complex, and each patient is unique. VCA providers have been successfully treating vein disorders since 1981. Our unique approach to treating vein disease allows us to meet the specific needs of each patient – from the largest varicose vein to the smallest spider vein. Our providers are dedicated to making patients feel at ease throughout the process. They will thoroughly evaluate your condition, discuss the details of your situation so you feel comfortable, and present you with a treatment plan that works best for you.

What is a phlebologist?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

A phlebologist is a medical specialist who diagnoses and treats venous disorders.

Are your treatments covered by insurance?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

In most cases, medically necessary treatments can be covered by insurance. However, it’s best to verify coverage and treatment options directly with your local clinic.

How can I pay for my visits and treatments?

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Vein Clinics of America | Jun 11, 2022

Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are valuable benefits to help pay for medical expenses. Reimbursable FSA and HSA expenses cover a variety of health-related treatments. We also have other financing options, such as Care Credit and the Help Card, or you may use your FSA.

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