Evansville Regional Vein Center is a medical center in Newburgh, Indiana, founded in 2006 by Dr. Clovis E. Manley. The center treats a broad range of vein-related conditions, including spider veins, varicose veins, venous ulcers, vulvar and pelvic varicose veins, blood clots, facial veins, lymphedema, and vein concerns related to pregnancy. Its services extend to patients across Evansville, Newburgh, Henderson, Jasper, southern Indiana, southwest Illinois, and northern Kentucky. The center holds a rating of 4.90 based on 106 reviews.
Treatment at the center is office-based, with no surgery center fees and no need for general anesthesia. Each patient receives an individual history, a comprehensive ultrasound mapping of the deep and superficial venous systems, and a physical examination of the legs before a treatment plan is discussed. The physician reviews the findings in a private consultation and prepares a written plan of care for the patient to take home. Patients with spider veins and no signs of underlying venous disease can be treated with cosmetic visual sclerotherapy without ultrasound mapping.
The treatment modalities used most often are EVLT or radio frequency ablation for failing saphenous veins, microphlebectomy for bulging veins, ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy for dilated veins beneath the skin, and visual sclerotherapy for reticular and telangiectatic veins. The center recommends Asclera for visual sclerotherapy and offers Vasculaze by INMODE and Sciton BBL intense pulsed light for facial vessels. Compression therapy with graduated compression hose is also provided, and staff help patients find the right fit for compression stockings. During consultation, the risks, benefits, and alternatives of each treatment are discussed, along with the patient's insurance company's requirements, which often include a period of supervised compression hose use before treatment.
The center is located on Rosebud Lane, about half a mile from Newburgh Road and six tenths of a mile from Covert Avenue. The Women's Hospital is roughly eight tenths of a mile away, and Deaconess Gateway Hospital and Deaconess Clinic Urgent Care & COMP Center Gateway are each about nine tenths of a mile away. The Thornbrook Estates neighborhood sits about seven tenths of a mile from the center.
With more than a hundred reviews and a 4.90 rating, Evansville Regional Vein Center has built a strong local reputation on a large base of patient feedback. For Newburgh and the surrounding tri-state area, that record reflects a vein practice patients have returned to and recommended.
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