Hill Vascular & Vein Center

08/16/2025

After 50 remarkable years in the field of vascular ultrasound, our esteemed Technical Director, Denise, is beginning a new chapter. Since joining Hill Vascular & Vein Center in 2020, she has set the standard for excellence in our IAC accredited vascular lab, mentoring our team, raising the bar for patient care, and shaping the future of vascular imaging.

While she is stepping into retirement, Denise will continue to share her expertise as a consultant—educating and advising vascular labs across the country.

We are so grateful for her leadership and proud to honor her extraordinary legacy.

Read more about Denise’s incredible career journey and impact on the field here: https://hillvascular.com/denise-50-years-vascular-ultrasound/

03/30/2025

Wishing all our hard working Doctors a Happy Doctor’s Day! Thank you for putting patients first each and every day!

03/22/2025

🌟 CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE! 🌟
A heartfelt congratulations to our very own Denise Levy, who was recently honored for her incredible 50-year career in sonography at the Waves Conference in Mexico!
As the Technical Director of our Vascular Lab, Denise has been instrumental in maintaining our high standards of care and ensuring our continued accreditation. Her expertise in vascular diagnostic imaging has helped countless patients and earned her tremendous respect from physicians throughout the region.
Denise was invited to present at the conference, sharing her journey and the remarkable advances she's witnessed in technology and patient care over five decades.
We feel incredibly blessed to have Denise's wealth of knowledge and passion for vascular sonography on our team at Hill Vascular and Vein Center. Here's to you, Denise! 👏
Read more at: https://hillvascular.com/denise-levy-50-years-of-excellence-in-ultrasound/

10/11/2024

Bradley B. Hill and Kym McNicholas discuss the disruption and concern for our and vein patients during the due to and . With hospitals either cutting "elective" and non-urgent services, or prioritizing as they see fit, the roles for outpatient services is underscored again just as during COVID. Saving a leg is NOT considered "elective" to us or our patients.
So what can we do? Beyond preservation and conservative use of the IV fluids we have on hand, it is more important than ever for PAD patients and dialysis patients to walk as much as they can, take care of their feet, wear proper fitting shoes, and contact us as soon as possible if you believe you are having a circulation issue in your legs. Don't wait until an intervention is needed.

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