Author: Dr Joseph Cipriano
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SEPTEMBER HEALTH AWARNESS FOR AGING
As we age it makes sense that we need to change behavior. As much as we don’t want to admit it our bodies cannot tolerate the activities we think we can impose upon it. Some good practices while moving forward in our leveling up is to follow some good purpose and activity directives. Regardless of…
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MAY IS MELANOMA AWARENESS MONTH
Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that can be serious if not detected and treated early. Florida has the 2nd most common state for new Melanoma diagnosis. Here are some tips and information to help raise awareness and understanding of melanoma for patients: Remember, prevention and early detection are key to reducing the risk…
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MARCH: DVT AWARENESS MONTH (Blood Clots)
Blood clots affect an estimated 900,000 americans annually. Take steps to eliminate your risk!
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Venous Insufficiency and Treatment Options: Best Solutions for Relief in 2025
Understanding Venous Insufficiency What Is Venous Insufficiency? Venous insufficiency is a chronic condition where the veins in your legs can’t efficiently return blood to your heart. This leads to blood pooling, causing swelling, discomfort, and visible varicose veins. It’s more common than many think and affects millions worldwide, particularly as they age. How Veins Normally…
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Understanding the Journey of Treating Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI)
Why does CVI take so long to treat?
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Better Veins, Better Legs, Better Life
We have success stories everyday with many patients. We have been open for over 4 years now. Seen over 3000 patients and have performed even more procedures. A quick share that we are extremely proud of because of the drastically improved appearance and function of his legs. We have a patient in his 70s who…
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PATIENT EDUCATION
Learning about yourself and your disease process can help with its improvement if not resolution. As healthcare providers, the responsibility falls onto us to walk with our patients to these understandings. With this education we help them identify possible associated symptoms with their disease process. Our patients communicate this suspicion and we continue to help…
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VENOUS DISEASE PREVENTION
Why prevention, who, when and how? Well to state the obvious if we can prevent the disease, no surgical or medical correction is necessary. Who does this apply to? ANY & ALL people living in an environment with gravity! All people on earth! Everyone! That’s right we are all subject to venous disease no matter…