YOUR HEALTH IS
OUR MISSION
At Hill Vascular, we partner with our patients to correctly diagnose and treat vascular problems while always striving to provide care that is Personalized, Convenient, Affordable and of the Highest Quality.
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Dr. Brad Hill is a board certified vascular surgeon. He completed his Vascular and Endovascular fellowship at Stanford University & has been voted among top doctors BY DOCTORS (Consumer Checkbook Magazine).
Learn MoreYOUR SYMPTOMS,
OUR SERVICES
Vascular issues require intense care and well developed treatment plans. Meet with Dr. Hill to learn how he can work with you to manage and alleviate your vascular problems to get you back to living a life free of pain.
Learn MoreACCREDITED FACILITIES
Hill Vascular & Vein Center is an accredited Ambulatory Surgery Facility by AAAASF, and an accredited Diagnostic Vascular Lab by IAC. We meet and exceed the highest standards of patient care in our clinic.
Learn MoreVOTED AMONG THE TOP DOCTORS BY DOCTORS
*Consumer Checkbook Magazine
When highly-skilled surgical talent, technical expertise, bedside manner and patient satisfaction collide…
Dr. Bradley Hill is an exceptionally talented and board certified vascular surgeon who specializes in both venous and arterial diseases. Dr. Hill came to private practice from Kaiser Permanente where he maintained a busy practice and served as Chair of Vascular Surgery for Kaiser Permanente Northern California Region, Chair of the Interregional Chiefs of Vascular Surgery for the National Kaiser Federation, and Chief of Vascular Surgery for Kaiser Santa Clara, and Clinical Professor of Surgery (Affiliated) for Stanford University, School of Medicine as he trained the best and the brightest surgical residents from across the nation.
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We offer our patients a safe, new accredited ambulatory surgical facility with state-of-the-art medical technologies and advancements.
Testimonials
Don’t take our word for it – here’s what others are saying:
I thought the days of an old time physician were over. Dr. Hill is an exception! He is caring, detailed, and a consummate professional. His communication skills are exceptional. Added to his exceptional abilities is a staff that doesn’t miss a detail. If you have a vascular problem go no further. I drive for five hours to see him.
D.J
I have a been a patient of Dr. Hill for eighteen years, and cannot begin to express my gratitude
for his professionalism and personal interest in my care. In the year 2000, I was diagnosed with a blood clot disorder in my right leg… I am now coaching baseball coach at Santa Rosa Junior College at seventy seven years of age. I will always be grateful to him for giving me that opportunity. He gave me a new and functional life that surpassed anything that I ever imagined. His compassionate and detailed approach to every patient is more than admirable. I remain eternally grateful.
T.F.
Santa Rosa, CA
I would give 10 stars to Hill Vascular & Vein Center if I could. Dr Hill is an excellent surgeon, knowledgeable in the field of vascular and Vein. He is a caring, patience doctor. You will be in good hands if he is your doctor. Not only that, you will get superior quality care from the entire staff there. Everyone there is incredibly kind, helpful and professional in every aspect.
C.T.
Are you having trouble with…
Vascular, lower extremity, and dialysis access issues present in various ways. Many vascular issues require intense care and well developed treatment plans. Meet with Dr. Hill to learn how he can work with you to manage and alleviate your vascular problems and dialysis access issues to get you back to living a life free of pain.
NON-HEALING LEG/FOOT WOUNDS
Wounds in the legs or feet have many potential causes. Any wound that has not healed within 3-4 weeks is a real problem and needs serious medical attention. Minor surgery or catheter-based treatments might be indicated, and in some cases, open vascular surgery is required to restore enough blood flow to heal a wound…
Learn MoreVARICOSE VEINS
Varicose veins are common with most people over the age of forty having at least some minor abnormal veins in the legs. Most people don’t like it when the unsightly veins suddenly or slowly appear, distorting how they normally view their legs. Varicose veins are usually associated with your predetermined genetic makeup…
Learn MoreLEG PAIN WHEN WALKING
Pain in the leg when walking, or “claudication,” can be caused by problems with the vascular system or problems with the spine and nerves to the legs. The most common vascular condition is related to poor arterial blood supply to the muscles that enable you to walk. If the pain is isolated to the calf muscles, the blood supply to that muscle…
Learn MoreSWOLLEN LEG
A swollen leg can be caused by many different factors. Sometimes both legs are swollen due to the heart not pumping well enough. When this happens, back pressure on the venous side of the circulation causes swelling, most noticeable in the legs and feet. Sometimes, just one leg is swollen. This can be a sign of…
Learn MoreHEMODIALYSIS ACCESS
When the kidneys are not working well enough to filter the blood normally, dialysis might be needed to keep a person healthy. One form of dialysis is called hemodialysis, which involves using needles to draw blood away from the body to a dialysis machine that washes the blood before returning the blood back to the body….
Learn MoreABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM & CAROTID ARTERY DISEASE
Aortic aneurysms are enlarged segments of the aorta, which is the large artery that exits the heart and supplies the entire body with oxygen rich blood. Many factors can contribute to an aortic aneurysm, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, generalized atherosclerosis…
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Our News
We’re either sharing news or making news. In our blog, you’ll find vascular educational tools, clinic news, television segments, and radio shows which have hightlighted our clinic or invited Dr. Hill as a guest speaker.
Why You Should See a Vascular Surgeon Before Leg Amputation Due to Insufficient Blood Flow
Being told that you may need to have your leg amputated due to insufficient blood flow can be overwhelming and frightening. This type of recommendation is typically made when other options seem exhausted, and the threat to your health is serious. However, before proceeding with such a life-altering surgery, it’s crucial to explore all available options. Consulting with a vascular surgeon, such as Dr. Bradley Hill, is a vital step that could potentially change the course of your treatment.
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Hill Vascular and Vein Center Named “Best Of” Finalist
June 22, 2024 – San Francisco, CA – We are thrilled to announce that Hill Vascular and Vein Center has been honored as a finalist in the San Francisco Chronicle/SFGate[…]
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Understanding Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Video
Educational Patient Video by board certified vascular surgeon, Dr. Bradley Hill Have you ever experienced leg pain, especially when walking? Do your legs feel tired or heavy even after resting?[…]
Read moreAccreditations Mean Highest in Medical Standards
Hill Vascular & Vein Center is an accredited surgery facility and vascular testing facility. We put our team through the rigors of surveys and assessments to ensure we exceed the highest standards in today’s healthcare field.
