Treatments, cost and care All under one roof.
The Vein Clinic at First Coast Cardiovascular Institute treats varicose, spider and deep vein problems in an outpatient setting. Start with a free 20-minute vein screening.*
- Free 20-minute vein screening*
- Accredited vascular lab, solely dedicated to vascular testing
- Outpatient cath lab since 2007
- Most major insurance, including Medicare
Start with what you need.
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Every vein treatment under one roof
The Vein Clinic at FCCI treats deep veins, surface veins and cosmetic veins, from bulging varicose veins to spider veins. Your doctor picks the right option after an ultrasound of your legs.
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02Vein treatment cost and insurance
Your cost depends on your plan and your treatment, so the fastest answer is a call to 904.493.3333. FCCI accepts most major insurance, including Medicare, and offers a free 20-minute vein screening.*
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03What to expect, start to finish
Most patients go from first call to a clear plan in a few simple steps: a screening or visit, a leg ultrasound, a talk with your doctor, then treatment if you need it.
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04The vein ultrasound behind every plan
FCCI's accredited Non-Invasive Vascular Lab is the only lab in Jacksonville solely dedicated to vascular testing. It is where your vein care starts.
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Varicose veins, fixed at the source
Varicose veins are twisted, bulging veins caused by weak valves. FCCI finds the faulty vein with ultrasound and treats it with laser or phlebectomy.
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06Spider veins and reticular veins
Spider veins are tiny vessels near the skin. Reticular veins are slightly deeper blue or green veins. FCCI clears both with sclerotherapy.
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Every vein treatment in one place
From bulging varicose veins to spider veins to deep vein clots, the Vein Clinic at FCCI treats it all.
- Surface veins: endovascular laser (about an hour) and phlebectomy through a tiny needle puncture
- Cosmetic veins: sclerotherapy for spider and reticular veins
- Deep veins: venography, intravascular ultrasound (IVUS), venoplasty and stents
FCCI is the only freestanding cath lab focused on treating and managing clotted veins. See all treatments.
Cost and insurance, made clear
Your cost depends on your treatment and your plan, so call 904.493.3333 for your number. FCCI accepts most major insurance, including Medicare, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield (except Gator Care), Cigna, United Healthcare and Tricare, and has a self-pay fee schedule.
Care happens in an outpatient setting, which FCCI says keeps costs low. See the full insurance list.
Your visit in four steps
- Call 904.493.3333 and book a free screening* or visit.
- Get a painless leg ultrasound from a registered vascular technologist.
- Go over results and options with your doctor.
- Get treated as an outpatient and go home the same day in most cases.
An accredited lab behind every plan
FCCI's Non-Invasive Vascular Lab is accredited by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission and is the only lab in Jacksonville solely dedicated to vascular testing. Venous duplex, venous insufficiency exams and vein mapping all happen here. About the lab.
Offices across greater Jacksonville
Southside, Northside, Westside and Mandarin, plus Orange Park, Palatka and Waycross. Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Find an office.
*The patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment, or be reimbursed for payment for any other service, examination, or treatment that is performed as a result of and within 72 hours of responding to the advertisement for the free, discounted fee, or reduced fee service, examination, or treatment.
Real doctors, close to home.
Yazan Khatib, MD
MD, FACC, FSCAI, FABVM, FSVM
President of FCCI, Cardiac & Endovascular Interventions
Rabih Tabet, MD
MD
Interventional and Vascular Cardiologist
Jason Roberts, DHSc, RN, RVT
DHSc, RN, RVT
Technical Director, Non-Invasive Vascular Services
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Questions patients ask
How much does vein treatment cost in Jacksonville?
It depends on your treatment and insurance. Call FCCI at 904.493.3333 for your cost.
Is there a free vein screening?
Yes. FCCI offers a free vein screening that takes about 20 minutes.*
Which insurance does the Vein Clinic accept?
Most major plans, including Medicare, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield (except Gator Care), Cigna, Humana (with exceptions), United Healthcare and Tricare.
What vein treatments are offered?
Endovascular laser, phlebectomy, sclerotherapy, venography, IVUS, venoplasty and stents.
Do I have to go to a hospital?
FCCI does vein care in an outpatient setting, including its own cath lab.