Sunrise Vascular of Martinsville, VA
Expert Vascular & Wound Care in Martinsville, Virginia
At Sunrise Vascular in Martinsville, Virginia, our vascular specialists provide personalized care for arterial disease, venous conditions, and chronic wounds. Our focus is on identifying vascular problems that may be causing symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, skin changes, or wounds that are slow to heal.
Our physicians specialize in minimally invasive vascular care for conditions including peripheral artery disease (PAD), chronic venous insufficiency, varicose veins, and advanced arterial disease that may threaten the health of the leg or foot. Sunrise Vascular also provides vascular wound care focused on identifying and treating underlying circulation problems that can interfere with healing.
Located in Martinsville, our clinic makes specialized vascular and wound care more accessible to patients throughout Martinsville, Henry County, and surrounding communities in southern Virginia.
We accept most major insurance plans and are accepting new patients. Contact our team to schedule an appointment with a vascular specialist close to home.
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A Medical Office Designed for You
Personalized, Local Care
Our Martinsville vascular specialists take the time to understand your symptoms, health history, and treatment goals so care can be tailored to your individual needs.
Minimally Invasive Vascular Care
When appropriate, Sunrise Vascular uses image-guided and minimally invasive treatments to diagnose and treat vascular conditions while avoiding more invasive procedures whenever possible.
Convenient Care Close to Home
Our Martinsville office provides access to vascular and wound care without requiring patients in the region to routinely travel to larger metropolitan medical centers.
Vascular Conditions We Treat in Martinsville, VA
Sunrise Vascular provides specialized vascular and wound care for patients in Martinsville and surrounding southern Virginia communities. Our team evaluates circulation problems affecting the arteries and veins and develops a treatment plan based on each patient’s condition and symptoms.
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Treatment in Martinsville
Peripheral artery disease develops when narrowed or blocked arteries reduce blood flow to the legs or feet. Symptoms can include leg pain while walking, pain at rest, numbness, cold feet, or wounds that do not heal normally.
Our vascular specialists evaluate PAD and, when appropriate, use minimally invasive treatments to improve circulation. These may include angioplasty, atherectomy, or stent placement depending on the location and severity of the arterial disease.
Wound Care in Martinsville, VA
Chronic wounds on the feet, ankles, or legs may sometimes be associated with poor arterial circulation or venous disease. Treating the wound itself may not be enough when an underlying vascular condition is interfering with healing.
Sunrise Vascular evaluates both the wound and the patient’s circulation to identify vascular factors that may be contributing to delayed healing. This is particularly important for patients with arterial ulcers, venous leg ulcers, PAD, or advanced limb ischemia.
Learn more about vascular wound care and how circulation problems can affect wound healing.
Venous Disease & Varicose Vein Care
Problems with the veins can cause symptoms such as aching, heaviness, swelling, skin discoloration, or visible varicose veins.
Our vascular team evaluates conditions including:
- Chronic venous insufficiency.
- Varicose veins.
- Leg swelling.
- Venous ulcers.
- Deep vein thrombosis-related vascular problems.
- Leg discomfort associated with venous disease.
When treatment is appropriate, minimally invasive therapies may be available depending on the cause and severity of the condition. Learn more about venous disease and available treatment options.
Limb Preservation & Advanced PAD Care
Severe PAD can progress to chronic limb-threatening ischemia, or CLTI, in which significantly reduced circulation may cause persistent rest pain, non-healing wounds, tissue damage, or other serious complications.
For patients with advanced arterial disease, the goal is to accurately assess blood flow and determine whether revascularization or another vascular intervention may help improve circulation and support wound healing and limb preservation.
Patients experiencing persistent foot wounds, rest pain, or significant changes in the color or temperature of the foot should seek medical evaluation promptly. Visit our peripheral artery disease page to learn more about PAD symptoms and treatment.
When Should You See a Vascular Specialist?
Consider scheduling a vascular evaluation if you experience:
- Leg pain or cramping when walking.
- Persistent leg or ankle swelling.
- A foot, toe, ankle, or leg wound that is slow to heal.
- Pain in the feet or legs while resting.
- Varicose veins accompanied by pain or swelling.
- Skin discoloration around the ankles or lower legs.
- Coldness, numbness, or noticeable color changes in a foot.
- A history of PAD or significant vascular disease.
These symptoms can have several different causes. A vascular evaluation can help determine whether problems with arterial or venous circulation are contributing to them.
Schedule an appointment with Sunrise Vascular if you are experiencing persistent symptoms or have concerns about your circulation.
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Compassionate Vascular & Wound Care Starts Here
If leg pain, swelling, poor circulation, or a wound that will not heal is affecting your daily life, Sunrise Vascular in Martinsville is here to help.
Our vascular specialists provide evaluation and minimally invasive treatment options for peripheral artery disease, venous disease, chronic wounds, and other circulation problems, giving patients throughout Martinsville and Henry County access to specialized vascular care closer to home.