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Vein Care for Jacksonville Legs

Jacksonville has long, hot summers and plenty of jobs spent on your feet. FCCI has served Northeast Florida since 2002, with vein care based on the Southside.

A Jacksonville practice since 2002

FCCI has cared for Northeast Florida since 2002 and serves Duval, Clay, St. Johns, Putnam, Ware and Nassau counties. Its Jacksonville offices sit on the Southside, Northside, Westside and in Mandarin/Bartram, so most of Duval is a short drive from a vein-savvy team.

FCCI says its Vein Clinic is Jacksonville's only comprehensive vein clinic, and the only one in Northeast Florida with a team of board certified endovascular and vascular physicians.

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Life here and your legs

Plenty of Jacksonville folks work long shifts standing, at the port, in hospitals, in schools and in restaurants. Lots of us also sit for hours in traffic on I-95 or the Buckman. Long stretches either way can make tired, achy legs feel worse by evening. Summer heat can make swelling more noticeable too.

  • Take walking breaks on long shifts
  • Raise your legs when you get home
  • Ask your doctor whether compression is right for you

How to start

Call 904.493.3333 and ask about a free vein screening at the Southside office, 7011 AC Skinner Parkway, Ste 160. It takes about 20 minutes.

Talk with a specialist.

New patients are welcome. Call 904.493.3333, Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm, or request a visit online.

FAQ

Quick answers

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Is FCCI a local Jacksonville practice?

Yes. FCCI has served Northeast Florida since 2002 and is headquartered on the Southside.

Which Jacksonville neighborhoods have FCCI offices?

Southside, Northside, Westside and Mandarin/Bartram.

How do I book?

Call 904.493.3333, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Ready when you are.

New patients are welcome. Call 904.493.3333, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, or request an appointment online. If you have chest pain or stroke signs, call 911.