Insurance & Cost
Milford Vascular Institute accepts all major insurance carriers and will work with all budgets to find an affordable payment solution for each patient.
Common Insurance Plans
Milford Vascular accepts all major insurance plans. Below is a list of plans with which we most frequently participate. If you do not see your insurance carrier on the list, don't worry! Give the office a call to verify your plan is in-network.
Payment Plans
Milford Vascular understands that the expenses associated with medical procedures can add up very quickly. Insurance plans continue to have larger deductibles, co-insurances, or copayments every year. Our providers and staff will work with every person with any budget to find a solution to your venous insufficiency that you can afford. Call us today to discuss setting up a payment plan.
Self Pay Costs
If you do not have insurance or your insurance company denies a treatment, Milford Vascular Institute has self pay options available for our patients.
New Patient Appointment
A new patient consultation include a meeting with the doctor along with an ultrasound.
Vascular Screening
A vascular screening includes an ultrasound of your carotid artery to check for plaque build up, an ultrasound of your abdominal aorta to check for aneurysm, and an ABI to check for peripheral artery disease. Here is the pricing for these exams:
Vein Ablation
Each of your legs has three larger, superficial veins that could be causing your varicose veins. Click here to learn more about vein ablation treatments we offer. Here is how the pricing is broken down depending on the number of veins you need treated:
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Price per leg, first vein: $2000
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Price per leg, second vein: $500
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Price per leg, third vein: $500
Vein Phlebectomy (AP)
For larger varicose veins, we may need to have them actually removed. During this procedures, tiny incisions are made in your leg at the site of the varicosity, and the vein is gently teased out.
Vein Ablation + AP Package
This package includes the Radiofrequency Ablation of one vein, Ambulatory Phlebectomy, follow up visits and ultrasounds, and 2 sessions of sclerotherapy.
Foam Sclerotherapy
Foam sclerotherapy is used to treat smaller veins that could lead to recurrence of the insufficiency. If left untreated, these veins can enlarge over time and lead to a recurrence of symptoms. Therefore, we recommend that these veins be treated immediately to ensure a long-lasting result. This procedure is preformed under ultrasound guidance. Click here to read more about this procedure:
Visual Sclerotherapy
Visual sclerotherapy is used to treat small spider veins. Click here to learn more about this procedure.
