Vascular Tyler

UT Health East Texas is proud to welcome Vascular Tyler to our family! These exceptional surgeons are continuing to deliver world-class vascular care at their Tyler location — and now, they’re also helping shape the next generation of healthcare leaders as new faculty at The UT Tyler School of Medicine.

Join us in celebrating this exciting partnership! Learn more at https://uthealtheasttexas.com/news/ut-health-east-texas-welcomes-vascular-tyler-its-growing-network-care.

For the safety of our patients and team members, Vascular Tyler will be closed on Tuesday, January 16th due to icy conditions.

Due to the impending inclement weather, the clinic and vascular imaging center at Vascular Tyler will be closed Monday, January 15th. We will call you to reschedule your appointments. We hope you stay safe and warm!

Thank you to our patients, team, and community for making 2022 a wonderful year. We are forever grateful for you!

All of us at Vascular Tyler wish you a very Merry Christmas! May the holiday spirit be with you and your family.

To provide you with comprehensive, quality care, we work alongside your primary care physician and are equipped with the resources, innovative technology, and expert team to provide you with exceptional care. Our services include:
➡️ Diagnostic testing
➡️ Surgical procedures, including TCAR (Trans Carotid Artery Rejuvenation) and vascular reconstruction
➡️ Limb preservation program
➡️ Spider and varicose vein treatment

Learn more at VascularTyler.com.

Healthy legs make a great gift this holiday season! Give yourself the gift of beautiful legs by scheduling your free consultation at The Vein Clinic @ Vascular Tyler – call 903.533.8702 or fill out the contact form at VascularTyler.com/Free-Vein-Screening.

Sitting for extended periods during travel can cause blood to pool in the leg veins, leading to potentially dangerous blood clots. During holiday travel, stand up or walk occasionally, exercise calf muscles, and stretch your legs.
➡️ If traveling by car, include breaks to stretch and walk
➡️ If traveling by plane or train, select an aisle seat if possible and walk around every 2-3 hours
➡️ Raise and lower your heels with your toes on the floor and tighten and release your leg muscles

And if you are at risk for DVT, you can also talk to your physician about wearing compression stockings during travel.

Go ahead and spoil yourself this holiday season with the gift of healthy legs! Get started with a FREE consultation at The Vein Clinic @ Vascular Tyler – call 903.533.8702 or fill out the contact form at VascularTyler.com/Free-Vein-Screening.

From our wonderful patients to our amazing team, we’re thankful for YOU!

Smoking is detrimental to your vascular health and drastically increases your chances of vascular diseases. Chemicals in ci******es cause plaque to build up and blood to thicken, which can narrow arteries, form clots, and inhibit blood flow.

No matter how long or when you started smoking, quitting now can improve your health immediately and in the long term.