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Vascular Center

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: Appointments are available for new and existing patients. See below for more information.

The Jefferson Vascular Center (JVC) provides comprehensive patient care for the diagnosis, management, treatment and prevention of vascular diseases (diseases of blood vessels) and thrombotic (blood-clotting) disorders, as well as care of complex vascular wounds.

Diseases & Conditions We Treat

Learn more about vascular conditions on the Society of Vascular Surgery website. JVC surgeons are proud to be active members in the organization.

Treatments We Offer

Learn more about vascular treatments and vascular tests on the Society of Vascular Surgery website. JVC surgeons are proud to be active members in the organization.

About Our Center

Our Center is equipped with state-of-the-art features such as a vascular diagnostic lab, endovascular suites for routine and complex interventional procedures and two dedicated hyperbaric oxygen chambers for wound care.

Our multidisciplinary team includes board-certified vascular and endovascular surgeons, vascular medicine specialists, nurses, a vascular ultrasound radiologist and pharmacists to coordinate your care and provide personalized consultations and follow-up.

Vascular Center Appointments

To schedule an appointment, call 215-955-8304.

We have several convenient locations to serve our patients. Our Center City office is located at:

Jefferson Vascular Center
111 South 11th Street
Gibbon Building, Suite 6210
Philadelphia, PA 19107

During COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Outbreak

We are still scheduling appointments for new and existing patients; however, we have made several temporary adjustments to how we deliver care to reduce your risk and ensure safety. Adjustments we’ve made include:

  • Video/Telehealth visits
    These visits allow you to use a mobile device (smartphone or tablet) or desktop computer with a camera to speak with your physician through a video connection.
  • Expanded In-person appointment hours
    We added early-morning and evening appointments for those with medical conditions that make them more susceptible to illness. Additionally, we created appropriate space between chairs in waiting areas and ensure that all patients and care team members have masks and appropriate protection.
  • Increased Health Protocols
    Learn some of the necessary steps we’ve taken to help patients and healthcare providers with their health.

Learn more about initiating a video visit by speaking with your physician’s office or by visiting our telehealth services page.

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