Horizon Health- Vein & Vascular Care

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Location:

721 East Court St.
Paris, IL 61944

Telephone Numbers and Contact Information:

217 366 2670 None

Web Page: https://www.myhorizonhealth.org/services/vein-vascular-care/
Email to: kgraham@myhorizonhealth.ogr

Program Details:

Operating Agency:	Horizon Health
Agency Type:	not-for-profit
Person In Charge:	Kyra Graham
Hours:	Monday through Friday, from 8 am to 5 pm.
Fees:	Call for details
Eligibility:	Call for details
Intake Process:	Call for details
Area Served:	Coles, Cumberland, Shelby, Effingham, Jasper, Edgar, Moultrie, Douglas, Clark counties
Appt. Necessary:	Call
Payment Methods:	Call for details
Handicapped accessible:	Yes
Sign Language:	Yes

Program/Service Notes:

Your veins are the highway system of your body. They transport blood and vital nutrients to all areas of the body. It’s important to keep this system in good, healthy condition. Unfortunately, vascular disease is often silent and presents no noticeable symptoms when it first occurs. The good news is that your healthcare provider can assess your vascular health during your annual physical. Be sure to keep up with your vascular health, as a rupture or blockage in the arteries can lead to serious problems if left untreated.

Vascular surgeons at Paris specialize in the surgical management of blocked or obstructed arteries or veins. Vascular surgery can treat multiple vascular conditions, including peripheral vascular disease, atherosclerosis, varicose veins, and aneurysms of the aorta.

Last Updated: Feb. 7, 2023, 1:58 p.m.