How can the Vein Healthcare Center help you?
We’re helping patients, physicians, and communities view vein disease in a new way.
Advanced Medical Vein Care
Many people who experience complex vein disorders have been disappointed with traditional surgical methods of care, or have been discouraged from seeking treatment due to limited diagnostic options in the past.
Venous disease can hinder personal confidence and severely affect your ability to participate fully in life’s daily activities. It is a progressive circulatory disease that can lead to incapacitating symptoms, heightened leg pain, permanent skin discoloration, and serious health concerns if left unaddressed. Today, those struggling with venous disorders can easily manage the progression of their condition. Patients benefit from modern, minimally invasive therapies requiring very little down-time and boasting outstanding success rates when performed by an experienced, board-certified specialist.
Venous disease can be effectively treated.
If you live with the heavy effects of venous reflux, it’s the right time to learn about your diagnostic opportunities to ease symptoms and regain a fuller, more active, pain-free life.
Serving New England & Beyond
The Vein Healthcare Center proudly serves communities across Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Vermont, while welcoming traveling patients from across the United States and Eastern Canada. As a trusted center for vein ablation and sclerotherapy protocols in New England, our staff includes a highly synchronized team of providers committed to superior medical care across every stage of progressive venous disease.
Dr. Cindy Asbjornsen and the VHC team will thoroughly evaluate your individual symptoms—from the very first appearance of cluster surface lines to advanced-stage non-healing leg ulcers—to map out the best path for your corrective recovery. Our spacious, state-of-the-art facility features a comfortable setting designed to provide you with exceptional clinical care.
The Vein Healthcare Center accepts most major insurance policies. Visit us at our modern South Portland clinic, or reach our front desk directly at 207-221-7799.
We accept most major insurances. Visit our clinic in South Portland or call 207-221-7799.
Vein Health Insights
Clinical education and updates from Dr. Cindy Asbjornsen and the VHC team.
Your Veins Explained by Dr. Asbjornsen
If you're wondering why your legs look heavy or feel fatigued, this diagnostic video helps you visualize exactly how faulty valves perform.
Dr. Cindy Asbjornsen clearly and concisely explains the baseline principles of venous flow and what steps you can take when circulatory pathways fail to return blood upstream efficiently.
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