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Discover Vein & Vascular Center Our team is committed to providing the highest-quality care possible in an ethical, compassionate and responsible manner.

Our goal is to inspire you to live a healthy life to reduce your risk of vascular disease. Since 2012, Discover Vein and Vascular has been passionate and committed in providing excellent vascular services to our patients. We treat a complete range of peripheral vascular complications - carotid disease, aneurysms, peripheral arterial disease (PAD), renal artery stenosis, mesenteric artery stenosis, dialysis access creation, venous insufficiency and varicose veins. Our highly trained team works together to ensure that we provide the best vascular care for every patient, every day. We are committed to provide complete and comprehensive care to our patients in our state of the art facility. We strive to continually work with our physician colleagues in the management of any vascular problem, to provide education to the community about the risk factors associated with peripheral vascular disease, and to maintain our position as the leader in vascular care.

07/08/2026

Every journey starts somewhere🥼

Before becoming a board-certified vascular surgeon, Dr. Joseph Vijungco was a competitive college athlete chasing a different dream.

In this video, he shares the moment that changed the course of his life, how athletics shaped his mindset, and why he chose the path to medicine.

Sometimes your next chapter begins when you’re willing to let go of the last one.

Have a question for Dr. Vijungco or a topic you’d like him to cover next? Leave a comment below and be sure to follow along for more stories and vascular education. 🩵

07/06/2026

Don’t ignore these symptoms🩺

Aches. Heaviness. Swelling. Pain. If these symptoms keep coming and going, they may be more than just a long day on your feet.

In this video, Dr. Joseph Vijungco explains some of the most common signs of venous reflux disease and why it’s important to get them evaluated sooner rather than later.

If these symptoms sound familiar, we’d love to help. Give our team a call to schedule an appointment, drop your questions in the comments or send us a DM 🩵

06/26/2026

Do blood clots ever go away?

Many people assume a blood clot simply disappears, but that’s not always the case.

In this video, Nicole Hensey, your favorite PA at DVVC, explains what happens after a blood clot is diagnosed, why the first few weeks are so important, and what recovery and follow-up care typically look like.

Understanding what to expect can help you feel more informed and confident throughout your treatment journey.

Have questions about blood clots or another vascular topic you’d like us to cover? Drop a comment below, send us a DM, or ask our team anytime 🩵

06/19/2026

Could you be at risk?🩸

When most people think of blood clots, they don’t realize that some everyday situations can increase the risk of forming one.
In this video, Nicole Hensey, PA, explains some of the most common risk factors for blood clots, including long travel days, surgery, pregnancy, certain medications, and underlying medical conditions.

Understanding your risk factors is one of the first steps in protecting your vascular health.

Have questions about blood clots or a topic you’d like us to cover next? Drop a comment below, send us a DM, or ask our team anytime 🩵

06/14/2026

What actually is a blood clot? 🤔🫀

Most people have heard of a blood clot, but few people know what it’s actually doing inside the body.

In this video, Nicole Hensey, PA, explains how a blood clot can block blood flow returning to the heart, leading to swelling, pressure, pain, and even difficulty walking.

Using a simple analogy, she breaks down what happens when blood changes from a smooth-flowing liquid into a solid clot that can block the vein.

Have questions about blood clots, circulation, or vascular health? Drop a comment, send us a DM, or reach out to our team anytime 🩵

06/08/2026

Fixed doesn’t mean forgotten.

Many patients assume that once an aneurysm is repaired, the story ends there.

In this video, Dr. V explains why ongoing follow-up is such an important part of aneurysm care. Even after a successful repair, changes can happen over time, which is why routine monitoring helps ensure everything continues working exactly as it should.

The goal isn’t to find a problem every year. The goal is to make sure everything still looks great every year.

Have questions about aneurysms, vascular health, or something you’d like Dr. V to cover next? Drop a comment, send us a DM, or stop by DVVC and say hello 🩵

06/05/2026

It’s not one-size-fits-all🩺

In this video, Dr. V explains how vascular surgeons determine whether an aneurysm can be repaired with a stent and why every patient’s anatomy is different.

When it comes to aneurysm repair, precise measurements matter. Some aneurysms are ideal for minimally invasive stent procedures, while others require a different surgical approach.

That’s why every treatment plan is personalized to the patient and their anatomy.🫀

Have questions about aneurysms, vascular health, or topics you’d like Dr. V to cover next? Drop them in the comments, send us a DM, or ask our team below 🩵

05/29/2026

The symptom is… no symptom.😰

One of the most challenging things about abdominal aortic aneurysms is that most people don’t know they have one.

In this video, .joepro explains why aneurysms are often discovered through screening, what symptoms can occur if one ruptures, and why acting quickly can be lifesaving.

If you’re over 65, screening is a simple way to better understand your vascular health.

Questions about aneurysms? Drop them in the comments, send us a DM, or ask our team 🩵

And stay tuned - we’ll talk about what treatment and repair actually looks like next!

05/26/2026

“It’s just aging” …or is it? 👀

A lot of patients normalize symptoms like swelling, heaviness, aching, or tired legs as “just getting older” - when sometimes there’s actually an underlying circulation issue causing it.

The good news? Many vein conditions are treatable, and patients are often surprised how much better they can feel afterward.

If something doesn’t feel quite right, it’s always worth asking questions and getting it checked out 🩵

Have questions about your circulation or vein health? Drop a comment, send us a DM, or reach out to our team anytime.

05/23/2026

Did you know aneurysms can grow without you knowing?

Most people don’t realize aneurysms usually grow slowly over time - and often without any symptoms at all.

In this video, .joepro explains what an aneurysm actually is, why they’re monitored so closely, and how simple ultrasound surveillance helps us keep an eye on changes before they become dangerous.

Stay tuned for more information about aneurysms!
If you have questions about aneurysms or vascular health, drop them in the comments or send a DM 🩵

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