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Douglas Vascular Center

Vascular Surgeons & Venous Specialists located in Douglas, GA

09/30/2025

👨‍👩‍👧 Missing family fun because of leg pain?
You don’t have to. PAD is treatable.
🎉 Get back to BBQs, birthdays, and beach days.

Don’t sit this season out—screenings available at Douglas Vascular

09/29/2025

👣 Take back your freedom—walk without pain.
🛋️ No hospital bed. Just results.

Let’s make a plan—consultations available now.

09/26/2025

💥 Angioplasty and stenting for PAD can restore blood flow in just one visit.
🕓 Most patients are in and out in under 4 hours.

Call Douglas Vascular Center to see if you qualify.

09/25/2025

🎯 PAD can be treated without a hospital stay.
In-office procedures.
Same-day discharge.
✅ Get back to your life faster.

Find out if you're a candidate—Douglas Vascular Center

09/24/2025

💬 “Doc, I’ve had this sore on my foot for weeks—it’s not healing.”
That’s not normal. It could be Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD).
🛑 Poor circulation slows healing and can lead to serious complications.
Say something. Save your steps—and your health.

We’ll help you find answers—book your vascular screening today.

09/23/2025

📣 Don’t be shy—your doctor can’t treat what they don’t know.
If you’ve been living with leg pain, numbness, slow-healing sores, or skin changes, don’t brush them off. These may be signs of Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD).
💬 Open communication with your healthcare provider is key:
✔️ Describe when symptoms occur (walking, at rest, at night)
✔️ Mention how long you’ve had them
✔️ Share any family history of PAD, heart disease, or stroke
✔️ Tell them about lifestyle factors like smoking, exercise, or diet
🛑 PAD is treatable—especially when caught early. Speaking up today could help you avoid bigger health problems tomorrow.

Don’t wait—our team is here to listen, diagnose, and help you get back to living without limits.

09/22/2025

🏁 The finish line is closer than you think.
PAD doesn’t have to slow you down.
⏩ Take the first step toward relief today.

Start your journey now—call 912-384-0322

09/20/2025

💡 Know your Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI)?
It’s one of the easiest—and most important—tests for detecting Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD).
🩺 The ABI compares the blood pressure in your ankle to the blood pressure in your arm. A lower pressure in the ankle can signal narrowed or blocked arteries in your legs.
✨ The test is:
✔️ Simple – takes only a few minutes
✔️ Painless – completely non-invasive
✔️ Accurate – helps detect PAD before it becomes severe
🛑 Early detection means early action, which can prevent serious complications like non-healing wounds or limb loss.

We’re offering screenings all month—book yours today and take the first step toward healthier legs.

09/19/2025

🗣️ Not sure what to ask your doctor?
Try this:
“Could my leg pain be PAD?”
It could change your life.

09/18/2025

📋 Bring this list to your next appointment:
✔️ Leg pain when walking – especially if it goes away with rest
✔️ Sores that won’t heal – particularly on feet or toes
✔️ Numb toes or feet – or a tingling, pins-and-needles sensation
💡 These are common warning signs of Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), a condition caused by narrowed arteries that reduce blood flow to your legs.
The earlier PAD is detected, the easier it is to treat—often with quick, minimally invasive procedures in an outpatient setting.
🛑 Don’t wait until symptoms get worse—address them now for better long-term circulation and mobility.

09/12/2025

🧼 Cuts, sores, or ulcers on your feet or toes that don’t heal within 2–4 weeks?
🩹 That’s not normal—it could be Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD).
⏳ Non-healing wounds mean your blood flow may not be delivering enough oxygen and nutrients for your skin to repair itself.
⚠️ Left untreated, these wounds can lead to infection and serious complications.

We specialize in early diagnosis and minimally invasive treatments—call 912-384-0322 to schedule your vascular screening today.

09/11/2025

🧊 Cold feet—literally?
🛑 Poor blood flow could be the cause.
Check for PAD this September.

Warm up to better circulation—schedule your screening today.

Address

326 Shirley Avenue
Douglas, GA
31533

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://douglasvascular.com/

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The highly skilled vascular surgeons and vein experts at Douglas Vascular Center provide quality, integrative vascular care for women and men in Douglas, Georgia, and beyond. The team, led by William H. Davis, MD, FACS, is proud that many patients travel far so that they can receive top-notch treatment at Douglas Vascular Center. Known for their meticulous attention to detail and their commitment to providing the most cutting-edge, effective procedures available, the team also creates a warm, welcoming environment where patients feel safe, cared for, and heard. The Douglas Vascular Center experts work with patients’ other providers to coordinate care and provide optimal outcomes. The board-certified vascular surgeons are also Registered Vascular Technologists® (RVT®) and Registered Physicians in Vascular Interpretation® (RPVI®). Their expertise in interpreting noninvasive ultrasound images of veins allows them to identify problems and errors that others have missed. Aided by the supportive staff at Douglas Vascular Center, the surgeons maintain vascular dialysis access ports, treat peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and associated erectile dysfunction (ED), and salvage limbs compromised by diabetes or other conditions. The Douglas Vascular Center doctors treat and reverse atherosclerosis with laser (Spectranetics/Philips), orbital (Cardiovascular Systems), or directional (Medtronic) atherectomy. They remove varicose veins and spider veins with foam sclerotherapy, lasers, and radiofrequency ablation. Whether you have leg pain, are on dialysis, or require vein therapy, the experts at Douglas Vascular Center individualize treatment plans to match your specific needs. Their goal is to continually improve the health of their patients’ veins and to educate the general public on the importance of vascular health. To become part of the Douglas Vascular Center family and get the care that you and your veins deserve, call now or use the online form.