Vascular Program
Hoag is your source for advanced vascular treatments in Orange County. From issues like spider veins to dangerous conditions such as an abdominal aortic aneurysm and deep vein thrombosis, Hoag's team of board-certified experts stands ready to help, with a system-wide dedication to minimally-invasive procedures, the latest technology and providing high-quality, patient-focused care.
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Looking for the most advanced vascular care in Orange County? You'll find it right here at Hoag. Connect with us to get started.
Trusted, Comprehensive Care for Vascular Disease
IAC-accredited in Vascular Testing
Orange County Looks to Hoag for Advanced Vascular Diagnosis and Care. Over 30 years ago, the Hoag Echo and Vascular Ultrasound Lab became the first IAC-accredited vascular lab in Orange County. Three decades later, all Hoag Echo and Vascular Ultrasound Labs are still proudly IAC accredited, with convenient locations in Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Irvine.
Learn MoreLeader in Minimally-Invasive Approaches and Endovascular Procedures
Hoag’s team of board-certified experts stands ready to help, with a system-wide dedication to minimally-invasive approaches, the latest technology and providing high-quality, patient-focused care. Endovascular procedures can provide superior outcomes with faster recovery and fewer complications compared to traditional procedures.
Learn MoreYour Vascular Disease Experts
At Hoag, our comprehensive Vascular Program provides a multidisciplinary, integrated team approach to caring for vascular disease. Our team includes vascular specialists in Vascular Surgery and Vascular Medicine.
Learn About Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)
Are You At Risk of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)?
Take our online Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) health risk assessment to discover your risk. After taking this assessment you’ll get more information on what your next steps should be.
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