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Our comprehensive team of vascular specialists treat all phases of vascular disease, from prevention to diagnosis to treatment.

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Prevea’s team of vascular specialists and collaborating physicians and providers treat all phases of vascular disease, from prevention and early detection to diagnosis and treatment, including both surgical and minimally invasive treatment options.

Vascular disorders can be complex. They involve multiple body systems, which require a team effort to achieve clinical excellence. Patients, their families and their health care physicians and providers are critical partners in providing comprehensive vascular care. We’re committed to fighting vascular disease and are dedicated to creating awareness, providing vascular screening and treating vascular disease. 

Our program is built around a comprehensive team of specialists, including: 

  • Vascular surgeons. 
  • Advanced practice providers specializing in vascular care. 
  • Primary care physicians and providers.

If surgery is needed, rest assured our surgeons are board certified and use the latest diagnostic technology and treatments. 

Meet our physicians and providers

Natasha Ahuja
Natasha Ahuja, MD

Vascular Surgeon

John Hutto
John Hutto, MD, FACS

Vascular Surgeon

Stephen Serio
Stephen Serio, MD, FACS

Vascular Surgeon

Krystal Mitich
Krystal Mitich, PA-C

Physician Assistant, Vascular

Ashley Spindler
Ashley Spindler, PA-C

Physician Assistant, Vascular

Danielle Smilanich
Danielle Smilanich, PA-C

Physician Assistant, Vascular Surgery

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What to know about vascular disease

The vascular system consists of arteries, veins and other vessels that circulate blood throughout the body delivering oxygen and nutrients to tissues and taking away tissue waste matter. The vascular system is also called the circulatory system. Vascular disease includes any condition that affects your circulatory system or system of blood vessels. This ranges from diseases of your arteries, veins and lymph vessels to blood disorders that affect circulation. Vascular disease is a common problem that affects millions of people. If untreated, it can lead to stroke, heart attacks, leg pain and wounds and amputation. 
Surgery performed on veins and arteries away from the heart is referred to as vascular surgery. Vascular disease is a common problem that affects millions of people. If untreated, it can lead to stroke, heart attacks, leg pain and wounds and amputation.  

Our surgeons are board certified and our advanced practice providers are specially trained in vascular care—a depth of experience that provides outstanding care using the latest diagnostic technology and treatments.
There are steps you can take to help prevent vascular disease: 
  • Make healthy lifestyle changes, such as eating healthy and getting the recommended amount of exercise. 
  • Don’t smoke or use tobacco products. If you do use tobacco products, talk to your health care physician or provider about options to quit. 
  • Keep your blood pressure and cholesterol levels within guidelines. 
  • If you have diabetes, control your blood sugar. 
  • Try not to sit or stand for long periods of time. If you do need to sit all day, get up and move around every hour or so. If you are traveling on a long trip, you may want to consider wearing compression stocking and regularly stretching your legs.
Risk factors for vascular disease can vary, depending on the specific disease. Some of the common risk factors include: 
  • Age (your risk of some diseases goes up as you age). 
  • Conditions that can affect the heart and blood vessels, such as diabetes or high cholesterol. 
  • Family history of vascular or heart disease. 
  • Infection or injury that damages your veins. 
  • Lack of exercise. 
  • Obesity. 
  • Pregnancy. 
  • Sitting or standing still for long periods of time. 
  • Smoking.

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Prevea offers vascular care services in Green Bay, Marinette, Oconto Falls, Sheboygan and Sturgeon Bay. Schedule an appointment with a vascular specialist near you.

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