Author: meneehill

Vascular & Endovascular Surgery, Limb Salvage, Varicose Veins

Vascular Health and Diabetes in the Tech World: What Silicon Valley Professionals Need to Know

Diabetes and Desk Jobs: A Risky Combination for Your Vascular System If you’re a tech professional managing diabetes, your risk for vascular complications is significantly higher than the average desk-bound worker. Long hours, inconsistent meals, skipped workouts, and elevated stress are part of the culture in Silicon Valley—but they can make diabetes harder to control…
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Sclerotherapy for Spider Veins | Hill Vascular & Vein Center

What Is Sclerotherapy? Sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment used to reduce or eliminate spider veins and small varicose veins—those visible, twisted veins commonly seen on the legs. At Hill Vascular & Vein Center, our team specializes in this safe and effective outpatient procedure that helps restore both the look and health of your legs.…
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Denise Levy: 50 Years of Excellence in Ultrasound

At Hill Vascular and Vein Center, we are immensely proud to announce that our very own Denise Levy has been recognized for her remarkable 50-year contribution to the field of sonography at the prestigious Waves Conference being held in Mexico. Five Decades of Excellence Denise, who serves as the Technical Director of our Vascular Lab,…
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Welcome Dr. Owen Palmer to Hill Vascular and Vein Center

We are delighted to announce that Dr. Owen Palmer, a skilled and compassionate vascular surgeon, has joined our team at Hill Vascular and Vein Center. With nearly two decades of experience in the Bay Area, we are excited to have him as part of our practice and look forward to the excellent care he will…
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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.

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 Best of the Bay Awards for 2024 in the Best Varicose Vein Center category. This prestigious recognition is a testament to the exceptional care and…
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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? If so, you might be wondering what’s causing these symptoms. One potential culprit could be peripheral artery disease (PAD). What is PAD? PAD is a…
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Why Would You See a Vascular Surgeon?

When it comes to our health, we often focus on the more visible aspects of our bodies, such as muscles, bones, and organs. However, the intricate network of blood vessels that carries oxygen-rich blood throughout our bodies plays a crucial role in our overall well-being. When issues arise within this vascular system, seeking the expertise…
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Understanding Dialysis Access. Educational Video

What is dialysis access? What is an arteriovenous fistula or arteriovenous graft (AVF/AVG)? Patients who suffer from kidney disease may eventually find themselves meeting the threshold which calls for dialysis. At this point, their kidney function has diminished and is no longer filtering the blood at a healthy, normal rate. This leads to severe kidney…
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Understanding Kidney Disease

March is National Kidney Month!  Kidney disease is very common in the United States. In fact, more than 1 in 7 US adults are estimated to have chronic kidney disease.1 Understanding the basics of kidney disease, the symptoms, treatments, and how you can play an active roles in maintaining kidney health is important for overall…
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