American Endovascular & Amputation Prevention’s Post

April is Minority Health Month. This month serves as a reminder of the ongoing work needed to achieve health equity for all individuals and communities, regardless of race or ethnicity. We bring awareness to this month to continue and be a part of the conversation. All patients are treated equal with American Endovascular & Amputation Prevention. Visit our website to learn more!

Elevate vascular health through the nourishment of nutrition this National Nutrition Month! 🌿💼 At American Endovascular & Amputation Prevention, we're dedicated to empowering individuals in their battle against Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) through positive lifestyle choices. Join us as we highlight the pivotal role of nutrition in managing PAD and promoting overall cardiovascular wellness. Call us at 646-452-8068 to schedule an appointment.

Rock your red socks today for #RedSockDay to raise awareness for Peripheral Arterial Disease ❤️ Let's become part of the conversation on vascular health and support those living with PAD. Keep scrolling to learn more about PAD and its symptoms & risk factors. Call us at 833-226-7046 to schedule an appointment with American Endovascular!

It's American Heart Month ❤️ The month of February is for raising awareness for vascular health. You can do this by spreading awareness for diseases like PAD by teaching and practicing heart-healthy habits, talking to your doctor, and wearing red this month. Stay educated by following organizations like American Endovascular and American Heart Association this month. Remember to take care of your heart! Click the link in our bio to get more information from our website.

Leg numbness may occur as a sign of PAD, accompanied by leg cramping, pallor or bluish discoloration in the feet and toes, weak pulse in the legs or feet, and slow brittle toenail growth. Proper diagnosis and treatment of PAD as early as possible are crucial in avoiding complications and helping relieve symptoms. Call us at 1-833-PAD-EXPERT (1-833-723-3973) to make an appointment.

If you are suffering with symptoms of PAD, a minimally invasive treatment may be best for you. The best treatment for peripheral artery disease will depend on what is best suited for each patient, their stage of PAD, and other unique factors. Proper treatment will help you avoid more dangerous complications down the road. The American Endovascular affiliated team of vascular specialists is at the forefront of the detection and treatment of PAD. They have a proven track record of success at preventing the progression of PAD, saving the limbs that others can’t. Call us at 1-833-PAD-EXPERT (1-833-723-3973) to make an appointment.

Honored to have our incredible team educating and collaborating with the community to prevent amputations and save lives! Thank you Theresa Rooney - Iandimarino and ExcelCare at Wayne for taking the time to focus on the latest minimally-invasive limb salvage techniques offered at American Endovascular & Amputation Prevention locations. John Rundback Kevin Herman Margarette Sanches, RN BSN Elsie Koh, MD, MHL, FSIR Raymond D. Figueroa

Dr. Elsie Koh describes what is happening in the body when you have high cholesterol, and how this can lead to Atherosclerosis. By reducing your cholesterol levels, you will reduce the progression of Peripheral Arterial Disease and its symptoms. Call us at 1-833-PAD-EXPERT (1-833-723-3973) to make an appointment.

Symptoms of PAD occur primarily due to the fact that the buildup of plaque in the arteries limits blood and oxygen flow to the limbs and other parts of the body. When the muscles and tissues in the limbs are not able to get the nutrients they need, especially when they are active, your body will let you know. If you experience any of these symptoms, we encourage you to schedule an appointment with American Endovascular so we can help you determine their cause and help you live more comfortably. Visit us at https://bit.ly/3Qk1ynA for more information or call us at 1-833-PAD-EXPERT (1-833-723-3973) to make an appointment.