Memphis Vascular

01/29/2026

WE ARE BAACCKK 😃

01/27/2026

***We will be reaching out to reschedule all appointments. Roads are still too treacherous to chance it. Thank you for your patience.***

01/26/2026

***Memphis Vascular Center will be closed Tuesday January 27th. We will be reaching out to reschedule all appointments. Roads are still too treacherous to chance it. Thank you for your patience.***

01/26/2026

Out of an abundance of caution, our office will be closed Monday, January 26th. Please check back for further updates. Please stay safe and warm. 

01/22/2026

Inari and Memphis Vascular Center had a great time sponsoring a dinner for advanced practice nurses in the GMAAPN!
It was a fantastic evening of connection, conversation, and appreciation for the vital role these providers play in patient care. Thank you to everyone who joined us!

01/22/2026

Our new blog breaks down the entire Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) experience—from the moment you arrive for your procedure to what recovery looks like at home.

Learn about:
✨ How the minimally invasive procedure works
✨ What you may feel during and after UFE
✨ When most patients start seeing symptom relief
✨ Tips for a smoother recovery

UFE offers lasting relief from heavy bleeding, pelvic pain, and bloating without major surgery.

📍 Memphis Vascular Center offers UFE.
📞 Call (901) 683-1890 to see if it’s right for you.

01/15/2026

True.

According to Johns Hopkins, half of Americans will experience hemorrhoids by the time they're 50.

The good news? You don’t have to rely on creams or settle for surgical options.
💡 Hemorrhoidal Artery Embolization (HAE)
HAE is a minimally invasive, non-surgical procedure that targets the blood vessels feeding the hemorrhoids. By reducing blood flow, hemorrhoids shrink—and so do your symptoms.
Benefits of HAE include:
✔️ No incisions
✔️ Faster recovery
✔️ Reduced pain compared to surgery
✔️ Long-lasting relief
If hemorrhoids keep coming back or aren’t improving with at-home care, HAE may be the best next step.

📞 Contact us to see if you’re a candidate. 901-683-1890

01/09/2026

01/08/2026

PAD is a common circulatory condition where narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to your legs. While early symptoms—like leg pain or cramping when walking—may seem minor, ignoring them can lead to serious complications, including:

⚠️ Non-healing wounds or infections
⚠️ Increased risk of heart attack or stroke
⚠️ Critical limb ischemia and potential limb loss

The good news? Early diagnosis and treatment make PAD manageable. Lifestyle changes, medications, and minimally invasive procedures can help restore blood flow and protect your health.

Call Memphis Vascular Center at 901-683-1890 to learn more or schedule your appointment.

01/02/2026

While aging and genetics play a role, you can protect your knees by staying active, maintaining a healthy weight, building strong leg muscles, and taking preventive measures to avoid injuries.

Still dealing with knee pain from osteoarthritis? There’s a non-surgical option that may help:
💡 Genicular Artery Embolization (G*E)

G*E is a minimally invasive procedure that reduces inflammation around the knee, helping to ease pain and improve mobility—without the need for major surgery or a prolonged recovery.
If knee pain is limiting your life, G*E may be the relief you’ve been looking for.

📞 Schedule a consultation to learn more. (901) 683-1890

12/23/2025

As the year comes to a close, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our patients, partners, and community. Your trust inspires us every day to provide exceptional care and compassionate service.
May your holidays be filled with health, happiness, and moments of peace. Here’s to a bright and healthy new year!
Memphis Vascular will be CLOSED December 24, 25, and January 1.

12/17/2025

Fiction. People can have internal or external hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids aren't typically painful but can lead to some bleeding. External hemorrhoids can be very painful and should be examined right away.

Memphis Vascular offers an alternative to surgery for chronic hemorrhoids called hemorrhoidal artery embolization. If you have hemorrhoids or have noticed any bleeding, contact us to schedule a consultation: https://www.memphisvascular.com/services/hemorrhoidal-artery-embolization/