VIC is a nationally accredited practice specializing in the comprehensive treatment of vascular disease with excellent outcomes for our patients.

VIC is a nationally accredited practice specializing in the comprehensive treatment of vascular disease with excellent outcomes for our patients.

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Do You Have PAD?

People with PAD often experience leg pain while being active that goes away with rest.

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Be prepared for your visit with updated patient forms and requested documents.

Find a Location Near You

We have offices in Chattanooga, Cleveland, North Georgia, Jasper, and Dayton to assist you.

Do You Have PAD?

People with PAD often experience leg pain while being active that goes away with rest.

Make an Appointment

Be prepared for your visit with updated patient forms and requested documents.

Find a Location Near You

We have offices in Chattanooga, Cleveland, North Georgia, Jasper, and Dayton to assist you.

You Have a Choice When It Comes to Vascular Care.
Get an Appointment at VIC In 1 to 3 days – Without a Referral!

At VIC, You Don't Have to Wait 6-8 Weeks to See Us. Our Providers Will See You In 1 to 3 days – Without a Referral!

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Insurance Coverage

Will health insurance cover the cost of your treatment or procedure?

Why Choose Us

At Vascular Institute of Chattanooga, patients are seen quickly and without a referral. A patient with an early diagnosis and an active treatment plan can achieve a successful outcome – victory over amputation, victory over vascular disease!

Dr. LeSar and his team, the Vascular Institute of Chattanooga, are the finest example of a physician practice I’ve ever seen. My father had blockages in his legs, and they treated it. Now he feels great. His pain is gone, and he even says that he can think better. Our family highly recommends Dr. LeSar.  –Derek W.

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Why Choose Us

At Vascular Institute of Chattanooga, patients are seen quickly and without a referral. A patient with an early diagnosis and an active treatment plan can achieve a successful outcome – victory over amputation, victory over vascular disease!

Winner of the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
2024 Small Business Awards

Dr. LeSar and his team, the Vascular Institute of Chattanooga, are the finest example of a physician practice I’ve ever seen. My father had blockages in his legs, and they treated it. Now he feels great. His pain is gone, and he even says that he can think better. Our family highly recommends Dr. LeSar.  –Derek W.

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How Well Do You Know Your Kidney Health?
Take this quick 5-question quiz to see if you're at risk for kidney disease and how it connects to vascular health!
What is one of the earliest warning signs of kidney disease?
A) Frequent headaches
B) Swelling in the legs, feet, or ankles
C) Sudden weight gain
D) Dry skin
Correct Answer:
B) Swelling in the legs, feet, or ankles
Did you know? Kidney disease can cause fluid retention, leading to swelling in the lower extremities.
How are kidney disease and vascular disease related?
A) They are completely unrelated
B) Kidney disease increases the risk of heart and vascular disease
C) Vascular disease only affects the heart, not the kidneys
D) Drinking water prevents vascular disease
Correct Answer:
B) Kidney disease increases the risk of heart and vascular disease
Fact:
The kidneys filter waste from your blood. If they aren’t functioning properly, it can lead to high blood pressure and vascular complications.
Do you have diabetes or high cholesterol?
What common condition significantly increases your risk of kidney disease?
A) Low cholesterol
B) Diabetes
C) Acid reflux
D) Sinus infections
Correct Answer:
B) Diabetes
Why?
High blood sugar levels damage the blood vessels in the kidneys over time, leading to kidney disease.
Which of these could be a sign of kidney failure?
A) Foamy or bubbly urine
B) Joint pain
C) Frequent coughing
D) Blurry vision
Correct Answer:
A) Foamy or bubbly urine
Did you know?
Excess protein in the urine can make it foamy, which may indicate kidney damage.
How often should people with high blood pressure or diabetes get their kidneys checked?
A) Once in a lifetime
B) Every 10 years
C) Every 1-2 years
D) Only if symptoms appear
Correct Answer:
C) Every 1-2 years
Stay proactive!
Regular kidney function tests can help detect problems early before they lead to serious complications.
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