VASCULAR EXPERTISE 2026

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The document is a patient intake form for The Vascular Experts of Southern Connecticut Vascular Center, designed to collect personal, medical, and insurance information from patients prior to their appointments. It includes sections for demographic details, medical history, dialysis information, medication lists, allergies, and consent forms related to treatment and HIPAA privacy. The form aims to facilitate personalized and convenient vascular care.

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Begin by entering today's date and your account number at the top of the form. This helps in identifying your records.
Fill in your personal details, including name, birth date, age, address, and contact information. Ensure accuracy for effective communication.
Indicate your gender and circle your marital status. This information is essential for demographic purposes.
Provide emergency contact details and information about your primary care physician and any referring physicians.
Complete the insurance section by entering details about your primary and secondary insurance plans, including copay amounts and policy holder information.
In the medical history section, answer questions regarding past medical conditions and surgeries by circling 'yes' or 'no'.
List any medications you are currently taking along with their dosages and frequencies. Don't forget to note any allergies you may have.
Finally, review the acknowledgment sections regarding HIPAA privacy notice and consent to treat before signing at the bottom of the form.

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When should I see a vascular specialist?

Abnormal EKG, Shortness of Breath, Fainting, and Chest Discomfort. These symptoms could indicate a problem with current medications or an underlying cardiac or vascular problem. Low blood pressure and heart rhythm issues often cause these distressing symptoms and should be investigated and treated by a vascular surgeon

Why would I be referred to vascular?

Why would you be referred to a vascular surgeon? Your primary care provider may refer you to a vascular surgeon if you have a condition that prevents your blood vessels from working as they should. Healthy blood vessels keep blood moving throughout your body to all of your organs.

What part of the body is vascular?

Vascular disease is the name for a group of conditions affecting your blood vessels. They include buildups in blood vessel walls, blood clots and varicose veins. Most forms of vascular disease worsen over time. If they affect blood flow, these conditions can cause life-threatening complications.

What does vascular mean in medical terms?

The vascular system is made up of the vessels that carry blood and lymph fluid through the body. Its also called the circulatory system. The arteries and veins carry blood all over the body. They send oxygen and nutrients to the body tissues. And they take away tissue waste.

What is the most common vascular disorder?

The most common vascular diseases include peripheral artery disease (PAD) and carotid artery disease.

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What are the symptoms of a vascular problem?

Intermittent pain (claudication), which may feel like cramps, muscle fatigue or heaviness (usually in the legs) Worsening pain during exercise (usually in the legs) Easing of pain during rest (usually in the legs) Coldness of the affected body part.

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