Vascular Care

Could be Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD): When arteries in your legs become narrowed or blocked by plaque buildup, you may experience pain, cramping, or fatigue in your legs during activity that improves with rest. This condition can severely limit your mobility and, if left untreated, may lead to serious complications.

How we help: Our specialists use advanced diagnostic imaging to identify blockages, followed by minimally invasive procedures to restore blood flow to your legs. Most patients experience significant improvement in walking distance and pain relief, with procedures performed on an outpatient basis that allow you to return home the same day.

Might be Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI): When the valves in your leg veins don't work properly, blood can pool in your legs, causing swelling, pain, skin changes, and visible varicose veins. This condition typically worsens throughout the day and can lead to skin ulcers if not addressed.

How we help: We offer several minimally invasive treatments that close problematic veins and redirect blood flow through healthier pathways. Our outpatient procedures like venous ablation, Varithena treatment, and sclerotherapy can provide relief with minimal downtime and no need for general anesthesia.

Could indicate Advanced Vascular Disease: Poor circulation can prevent even minor injuries from healing properly. Non-healing wounds on your lower extremities may signal serious underlying vascular issues that require prompt attention.

How we help: Dr. Martinez-Clark specializes in lower extremity revascularization to restore blood flow to affected areas. Our approach combines advanced diagnostic techniques with targeted interventions to improve circulation, promote wound healing, and prevent amputation.

Potentially a circulation problem: If your legs or feet appear pale, bluish, or reddish, or if they feel unusually cold compared to the rest of your body, you may have circulatory issues that need evaluation.

How we help: Our comprehensive vascular assessment uses state-of-the-art diagnostic tools like doppler ultrasound flow studies and photoplethysmography to precisely identify the source and severity of your circulation problems. We then create a personalized treatment plan focused on improving blood flow and preventing complications.

Start with our comprehensive vascular screening: Many vascular conditions develop silently before causing noticeable symptoms. If you have risk factors like smoking, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or family history, preventive screening is essential.

How we help: Our preventive approach combines advanced screening techniques with early intervention when needed. We help you understand your risk factors and develop strategies to maintain vascular health and prevent future problems.