7/15/2008
Varicose Vein Seminar in Canton, SD

8/4/2008
Varicose Vein Seminar in Windom, MN

8/9/2008
Varicose Vein Seminar in Sioux City, IA

9/20/2008
Varicose Vein Seminar in Sioux Falls, SD

8/29/2007
Endovascular Suite Open at Sanford USD Medical Center

10/1/2007
Sanford Clinic Vascular Associates Chosen to Participate in Worldwide Study

At Sanford Clinic Vascular Associates, nearly 80% of our patients' vein related problems are treated non-surgically. That's because our board certified doctors use the latest medical technology to ensure the safest, most minimally invasive treatments possible. We offer the most comprehensive vascular care in South Dakota, North Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota. The treatment options we prescribe range from lifestyle changes to medications to surgery.

Common disorders treated by Dr. Greg Schultz, FACS, Dr. Patrick Kelly and Dr. Richard W. Lee include:

• Aneurysms
• Carotid Artery Disease
• Hyperhidrosis
• Limb salvage / Foot Ulcers
• Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD)
• Stroke
• Varicose veins

No matter what the vascular disorder or the treatment selected, either of the Vascular Associates physicians can treat any situation. This means greater accuracy and more seamless care for our patients.

Facilities

Vascular Associates is located on the campus of Sanford USD Medical Center. in Sioux Falls, SD. Our Vascular Lab has received program accreditation from the Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Vascular Laboratories (ICAVL) - a first for the North Central region.

Seminars

Please join us for an informational seminar on the treatment options for embarrassing varicose veins. We offer many simple, outpatient procedures to reduce or eliminate the appearance of varicose veins- and most are covered by insurance. Come find out which one is right for you.

We also offer seminars designed to provide information on preventing Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD), a leading cause of stroke and heart attack. It is important to learn the facts about PVD. The more you understand, the more you will be able to help your physician make an early diagnosis and begin your treatment to reduce your risk of heart attack or stroke.