Vein Doctor Questions, Answered
Quick, plain answers about vein doctors at First Coast Cardiovascular Institute in Jacksonville.
The short version
FCCI's Vein Clinic is on the Southside at 7011 AC Skinner Parkway, Ste 160. Board certified endovascular and vascular physicians lead care, and an accredited lab handles ultrasound. Call 904.493.3333, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Free vein screening: about 20 minutes
- Full venous study: about 1 hour
- Most major insurance accepted, including Medicare
Talk with a specialist.
New patients are welcome. Call 904.493.3333, Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm, or request a visit online.
What does a vein doctor treat?
Varicose, spider and reticular veins, chronic venous insufficiency, leg swelling and deep vein problems such as clots and compression.
When should I see a vein doctor?
When aching, swelling, heaviness, skin changes or bulging veins keep coming back. Call 911 for sudden leg swelling with shortness of breath or chest pain.
What treatments does FCCI offer?
Endovascular laser, phlebectomy and sclerotherapy for surface veins; IVUS, venography, venoplasty and stents for deep veins.
Is there a free screening?
Yes. FCCI offers a free vein screening ultrasound, about 20 minutes. Call 904.493.3333.
Do I need to fill anything out first?
FCCI has a New Patient Registration form on its Patient Resources page. Do not send health details through web forms.