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CC Vascular Medicine and Imaging

Medical/nonsurgical diagnosis and management of a wide range of vascular diseases. Discover comprehensive vascular care at CC Vascular Medicine and Imaging.

Our dedicated team of experienced professionals provides exceptional service, ensuring your needs are met with expertise and compassion. We combine technical knowledge with a commitment to exceeding expectations, fostering a relationship of trust and well-being. Experience the difference quality care can make.

04/27/2026

National Minority Health Month 🤍

Closing the gaps in vascular care starts with awareness, access, and action.
Black and Hispanic communities face higher rates of peripheral artery disease, chronic venous disease, and delayed diagnosis—making equitable care more important than ever.

Our commitment goes beyond treatment. It includes:
• Early detection
• Patient education
• Culturally sensitive care
• Community outreach and screening

Your vascular health story matters—and so does your access to the care you deserve. If something doesn’t feel right, don’t wait. Seek a vascular evaluation and advocate for your health. 💙

04/23/2026

Stress Awareness Month 🌿

Your circulation feels what your mind carries. Chronic stress doesn’t just affect your mood—it increases inflammation and can worsen symptoms like leg heaviness, swelling, and nighttime cramping. It also impacts the endothelium, the inner lining of your blood vessels, which plays a vital role in healthy circulation and clotting.

The good news? Small daily resets can support your vascular health in powerful ways:
• Two minutes of slow breathing
• Five minutes of calf pump movement
• Hydration before caffeine
• Standing or walking breaks every hour

These simple habits may seem small—but they create real, measurable improvements over time. Take a moment today to reset. Your body will thank you. 💙

04/21/2026

Earth Month 🌎 | Earth Day (April 22) ☀️

Spring is your invitation to move more—and your veins will thank you for it.
Simple activities like walking, gardening, or light hiking activate your calf muscle pump—often called your body’s “second heart”—helping blood flow more efficiently back to your heart.

Try a quick 10-minute outdoor reset today:
• Walk around the block
• Stretch your ankles and calves
• Hydrate before and after
• Soak in some sunlight for natural vitamin D

Movement is medicine, and there’s no better time than April to reconnect with your body and the outdoors. 🌿💙

04/16/2026

Cesarean Awareness Month 💙

Healing after a C-section takes time—and awareness. While some swelling is expected postpartum, not all symptoms should be ignored. Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a real risk due to surgery, reduced mobility, and hormonal changes.
Know your body. Trust what you feel.

If one leg is more swollen than the other, or if swelling is painful, warm, red, or worsening—don’t brush it off. New calf tenderness is also a sign to take seriously. Early vascular evaluation can make all the difference—supporting a safer recovery and giving you peace of mind. Your health matters, mama. 💪✨

03/26/2026

This Women’s History Month, we honor the women making a lasting impact in vascular medicine—even though they are still underrepresented in the field.

Women face unique vascular health challenges, including:
• Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)
• Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
• Chronic Venous Disease
• Lymphedema
• Lipedema

Hormonal changes from pregnancy, postpartum, birth control, and menopause can also influence clotting risk.

By promoting awareness, timely diagnosis, and improved care, we can strengthen women’s vascular health and celebrate the contributions of women shaping medicine.

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03/24/2026

IVC filters can help prevent dangerous blood clots from reaching the lungs, especially for patients who cannot take blood thinners. However, these devices are not designed to stay in the body forever.

Over time, complications such as movement, breakage, or new clot formation may occur. That’s why early evaluation is important to determine if removal is safe and appropriate.

If you or a loved one has an IVC filter, consider speaking with a medical specialist about proper monitoring and possible removal.

03/19/2026

March is DVT Awareness Month. Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, most commonly in the leg. While it may seem like simple leg pain or a pulled muscle, DVT can become serious if the clot travels to the lungs and causes a pulmonary embolism.

Common warning signs include calf pain or tightness, swelling in one leg, warmth or redness, and a heavy or aching feeling in the leg. These symptoms are often mistaken for muscle strain, which is why awareness is so important.

Early diagnosis and proper treatment can help prevent long-term complications such as chronic pain, swelling, and circulation problems.

If something feels different from your usual soreness, it’s always best to get it checked. Consult a physician experienced in ongoing DVT management for proper evaluation and care.

03/17/2026

🍀 Lucky Legs!

This St. Patrick’s Day, give your circulation a boost with compression socks that blend style and support. Whether you’re traveling, working long shifts, or just celebrating in green, compression helps reduce swelling and protect your veins.

Ask us about personalized compression options for DVT prevention, lymphedema, and venous disease.

03/14/2026

March is also a time to reflect on stress and its impact on our health. Between tax season, travel plans, and schedule changes, stress levels can easily rise during this transitional month.

What many people don’t realize is that stress affects more than just mental health. High stress levels can increase inflammation in the body, and inflammation can raise the body’s tendency to form blood clots.

Studies and clinical observations show that clotting events often occur during periods of intense stress, illness, or major life changes. This is why understanding and managing stress is an important part of overall vascular health.

Simple habits—like taking short breathing breaks, getting enough rest, and creating small moments of calm during the day—can help the body regulate stress responses.

Taking care of your stress is also taking care of your health. If you’re concerned about your vascular health or blood clot risks, consult a physician specialized in vascular medicine to develop a plan that’s right for you.

02/11/2026

❤️ American Heart Month Insight: Vein disease isn’t just about leg discomfort. Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) affects how efficiently blood returns to the heart, leading to pooling, increased pressure, and ongoing inflammation.
Over time, this can strain circulation, reduce mobility, and raise cardiovascular risk.
The good news: Treating vein disease improves circulation, reduces inflammation, supports movement, and plays an important role in protecting heart health.
Takeaway: Healthy veins help support a healthier heart.

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8905 W Post Road Suite 110
Las Vegas, NV
89148

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Website

https://www.ccvascularmedicine.com/

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