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Why Choose Good Samaritan for Vein Treatment?

  • Treatment plan is tailored to your needs.

  • Experienced, board-certified vein specialists.

  • State-of-the-art technology.

  • In-office treatment with minimal downtime.

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Chronic Venous Insufficiency

Find the Right Treatment for You

If you are living with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), you may be all too familiar with the symptoms that come with this disease. You may have pain, swelling, cramps, discolored or itchy skin, varicose veins, or ulcers. With the help of Good Samaritan Hospital’s vein specialists, you can experience relief from these painful CVI side effects.

While many factors may affect the course of treatment we recommend, we offer a number of options that may be suited to your particular needs. When you schedule an appointment with our providers, we will help you understand your condition and the best course of action to find relief. As a patient-focused hospital, we can be trusted to put your needs first.

Restore the Health and Beauty of your legs.

Meet Our Providers

  • Elizabeth Ashworth, MD

    Treatments provided:

    • Endovascular Laser Ablation Therapy of Veins (EVLT)
    • Sclerotherapy for venous varicosities
    • Surgical treatment of large venous varicosities
    • Surgical ligation and stripping of veins

  • Vikash Khurana, MD

    Treatments provided:

    • Radiofrequency (RF) Ablation
    • Venaseal

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