USA Vein ClinicsReviews of usaveinclinics.com

I liked the ease of getting an appointment. The early morning times are great. Before rush hour and enough time to do other things the rest of the day. I didn’t like the office receptionists-she’s rude and not very customer oriented. I felt like I was bothering her. The thing that is most upsetting is that during my procedure a patient came into the procedure room and had a quick chat with the doctor. WHO DOES THAT? Why wasn’t my door shut? I was upset and told him so. I was face down with a catheter in my leg!!! If it wasn’t for my insurance coverage (100%)?minus the office copay each time, I’d probably consider another option. Kinda felt like a fast food restaurant. The doctor was pleasant just not forthcoming with information. I had to ask a lot of questions and he did answer them.

The doctors are great, but the billing department is inflexible. With them, it feels "Tony Soprano" personal. Each of my 6 appointments (within 30 days) billed my insurance for about $18,000+ a pop for Sclerotherapy. This is then adjusted down to a negotiated rate between the insurer and USA Vein Clinics, minus the yearly deductible. My insurance pays 80%, and I pay 20% (plus a $11,400 yearly premium) and co-pays... In any case, normally, when the job is done, which is mostly paid by insurance already, you get a final responsibility bill. Then you work out a payment plan, if needed; in my case, about $1,500 total for 30 days; this averages to $267 per appointment out of pocket. After the insurer paid the greater share. Within 30 days, and by my 4th appointment, I was getting enough phone calls and emails you would think it had been 6 months that no one paid anything. My final appointment was canceled by the Billing Dept when I showed up to my actual appointment with my wife (they could have saved us the trip). After I paid my copay today, I was told they would not see me. My wife was a patient I brought too; she walked out and canceled hers; it was just the treatment. It is a strange business model, but be aware that the billing dept is pretty aggressive, and the billing guy treated me like a deadbeat. Talk about throwing out the baby with the bathwater. This happened today at the Queens Blvd office. By the way, I have been a patient since late 2024. I was treated with laser ablation back then, and I had paid all my bills 100%. Make what you will of it.

Gracias a Dios todo a salido bien citas médicas sonogramas y las microcirugías /iinjecciones en las venas . si hay q esperar a veces no es siempre .

I've had several treatments at the Vein Clinics at the Columbia MD location. The staff were professional and courteous. However, the scheduling is a significant issue. They book several patients for the same time, even though there is only one doctor on staff. This resulted in significant wait times before I was able to be attended to. It's making me reconsider using them in the future.