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Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is rapidly becoming one of the most significant vascular health challenges in the United States. Recent federal legislation has recognized the seriousness of this [...]

What Most Physicians Don’t Think to Ask When you were in medical school, you learned to triage with discipline. Airway. Breathing. Circulation. The ABCs were non-negotiable because missing one [...]

2026 Medicare Reimbursement Changes: What Vascular OBL Owners Need to Know—and Why Precision Matters More Than Ever For vascular and endovascular practices, 2026 brings welcome news: Medicare [...]

By Sam Lee, Chief Operating Officer, American Vascular Associates The Tools and Support That Build Stronger Practices Across the vascular industry, practices are looking for ways to grow, operate [...]

The Rise of Independent Vascular Centers — Why Physicians Are Taking Back Control The Rise of Independent Vascular Centers | American Vascular Associates Discover why more physicians are taking [...]

The Future of Outpatient Vascular Care: A CEO’s Perspective By Michael Licata CEO, American Vascular Associates As the CEO of American Vascular Associates, I have the privilege of witnessing [...]

The Emotional Center of Marketing Has Shifted to People Despite advances in AI, dashboards, and automation, modern marketing effectiveness is increasingly shaped by human connection. In [...]

Pain Point: Awareness Gaps in Vascular Health You may have the skill, staff, and technology to treat Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), but what if patients don’t even realize they need your help? [...]

The Pain Point: Too Many Hats, Not Enough TimeYou became a physician to care for patients, not to juggle payroll, vendor contracts, or compliance checklists. Yet for many vascular specialists, [...]