United Vein & Vascular Centers Reviews 

I have been a patient for about 2 years. Have no problem with Dr Harvey or Dr Ruth. The Ultra Sound techs have both been great as well as has Dena, the medical assistant that worked with me last week.
I have bad knees and venous stasis as well the vein problems. I have worn my own very loose, stretchy shorts for my procedures because it is difficult to change into the paper shorts. Never was a problem until Monday. Not sure what her name is, she didn't introduce herself, but she was rude and condescending about my shorts and she didn't like my compression sleeves either. (They go from my ankle to below my knee.) There was no good reason for the hostility she projected. Hopefully, I won't need any further treatments or I will see about going to Naperville.

Extremely Dishonest Business Practices and Financial Misleading

I am writing this review to warn others about the incredibly unprofessional and deceptive financial practices at United Vein & Vascular. What I experienced is nothing short of a "bait-and-switch" that has left me with an unexpected, massive bill and zero accountability from their office.

After waiting three weeks for this office to coordinate with my insurance company, I was finally notified that my procedure was approved. When I arrived, the only cost disclosed to me was $16 per pair of compression socks. I proceeded with the treatment under the explicit impression that the insurance coverage was settled and everything was in order.

At my follow-up appointment, I specifically asked the front desk if there were any outstanding issues or balances. I was told, "Yes, everything is good." Imagine my shock when, the following week, I received a bill for $1,000 out-of-pocket.

This is absolutely unacceptable. The issue here is not that I am unaware of how insurance or copays work; the issue is that this office failed to perform the most basic duty of a medical provider: transparency. They had three weeks during the approval process, the day of the procedure, and the follow-up appointment to provide a clear estimate of my patient responsibility. They never disclosed these costs, nor did they provide me with the option to decide if I could afford this procedure or if I needed to wait until I had the funds.

By failing to provide a pre-operation cost estimate despite having multiple opportunities to do so, they robbed me of the ability to make an informed financial decision. This is not just poor communication; it is predatory. I feel completely misled and taken advantage of.

If a medical office is unable or unwilling to be transparent about costs until after the services are rendered, they have failed as professionals. I am demanding that they take ownership of this failure and waive these surprise charges. If you are considering treatment here, be warned: they will hide the true cost from you until they have already billed you.

The Doctor told me point blank, ‘Medicare will cover the cost of treatments’. After 5 treatments (both legs), I received a bill of nearly $2,000. I am elderly, and live on a fixed income. I was never told there could be out of pocket costs. The doctor acted surprised when I told her that I would not be returning for an additional 3 treatments, because she neglected to caution me on possible patient charges. Recently I went to a vein surgeon who mentioned he has seen several unhappy patients from the United Vein and Vascular center. It was his professional observation that my right leg never needed treatment, a likely reason why I ended up having to pay for treatments on that leg, insurance would not cover it. Patients beware of the hype if you visit this vein clinic. Their administrative and billing offices are located out of state.

DO NOT GO HERE! I chose UVVC out of convenience, and I only needed treatment in my left leg. I was treated in both legs (precautionary) over 5 visits, and my right leg now has a deep vein thrombosis as a result. This was life threatening. 2 months later, and 3 follow-up visits later, the right leg swelling is actually worse than before, and I've been on Eliquis ever since. Between the procedures and follow-ups, the Richardson clinic has entirely new staff including the physician who performed the procedure. Shady.

I had two persons called within a what of minutes; one scheduled and confirmed appointment, the other called for the same insure and Name information just to cancel the appointment.

James-Georgia

They are very efficient and inspire confidence, however, the veins I went to remove are still there and my leg looks worse than ever after three procedures.

I went to the United Vein Center in Naperville, IL for cold toes and was seen by Dr. Obi Okoye in 2023. The doctor said I had many dead veins and injected a solution into them that supposedly killed them for good. He then closed up more of my "dead" veins in my legs up until June 2024. The procedures did NOT fix my cold toes.
On August 3rd I was diagnosed with Endometrial Cancer in my uterine and cervix.
On 11/30/24 I had to go to the Emergency Room because of extreme leg pain and possible blood clots. It was determined I have:
1. Superficial thrombophlebitis along the right posterior calf.
2. Superficial thrombophlebitis involving the left lesser
saphenous vein.
I'm now living in constant pain and don't recommend United Vein Center to anyone. Now, I'm in constant danger of a blood clot killing me!

The center on S. Himalaya in Centennial, CO. During our consult, Dr. Eun explained the details of the venous procedures and how blood should flow. My feet have been swollen on and off for 2 years. lots of ankle leg and foot pain. My cardiologist and primary care were concerned when my feet turned speckled and very dark and splotchy. They recommended I see a vascular specialist.
The ultrasound took about an hour and we received suggestions as to how to proceed. A few days later, I had the procedure and on the 3rd day, I have a little bruising on the injection site but no pain. A little swelling at the bottom of the compression stocking but that has gone away. We have a plan for the other leg and the back of both legs.

This company is a scam. I had an appointment in February 2023, in which Dr. Parker indicated I needed some additional work done from my appointments in 2022. I have had to wait months for an appointment for the procedure (Feb to July). Once I met my annual deductible, I still needed another procedure to finish closing my veins. My appointment was in July 2023. I had to wait 3 additional months to get rechecked.

I informed the office in July that if I needed additional procedures, they needed to be completed prior to the end of the year. I went in October so I had plenty of time to schedule before the end of the year if needed. Wrong!
The soonest appointment was January 4th, 2024. Costing me another $4000 annual deductible because this company over schedules new patients instead of completing procedures with existing patients.

They only have a corporate number so you are unable to reach the office directly. The corporate office is horrible to deal with. They won't let you speak with the office unless you insist and insist and insist.

If you are thinking of getting this procedure done, don't use United Vein. Choose another company with better office practices and a timely scheduling for procedures.

It's like this company in in cahoots with the insurance companies forcing patients into a new year in order to complete procedures.

My opinion from visit to a center. The doctor was very personable. Yet: on her profile she is listed as gastric surgeon. Tried few sites & all same result. If I have circulatory or vascular issue, I want to see & consult w/ a vascular doctor. I also am leery of United Vein centers when I can NOT find listing for a corporate office &/or a phone # or any contact information. Therefore I did not return to see the physician.