Dr Gregory Hong Los Angeles Cardiologist and Vein Center Medical Service Launch

May 12, 2019

Vein center Good Heart Cardiology launched an updated range of comprehensive vein treatments for local patients. Dr Gregory Hong provides care and treatment of an array of vascular and venous disorders in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Los Angeles, United States - May 12, 2019 /NewsNetwork/ —

Good Heart Cardiology, a vein center based in Los Angeles, California, announced the launch of an updated range of vein care services for patients dealing with venous and vein disease. The modern facility offers state-of-the-art imaging, testing and treatment equipment, allowing the doctors to diagnose problems and initiate treatment without unnecessary wait times.

More information can be found at http://goodheartcardiology.org.

Today, over 70 million Americans suffer from venous disease. Venous disease, also called vein disease, includes several conditions that involve diseased or abnormal veins. Venous disease occurs when the veins in the body become incapable of efficient return of the blood to the heart. This happens most commonly in the lower extremities, or legs, of adults.

These types of disease are vascular conditions that range from mild to life-threatening. However, for many years, patients suffering from venous disease were under-diagnosed or ignored by the medical community.

The vascular expert at Good Heart Cardiology, Dr Gregory Hong is skilled in treating all types of vein disease, from the common to the complex. Using minimally invasive treatment under ultrasound guidance to endovenously apply laser or Radio-frequency energy, Dr Hong allows patients to have corrective procedures, drive themselves home the same day, and return to work the next day with minimal discomfort and downtime.

In addition, their comprehensive vein treatments often eliminate symptoms completely and prevent worsening of the condition and more complex future problems.

The new and minimally invasive treatment used by Good Heart Cardiology is performed employing the latest anesthetic technique, ensuring nearly painless treatment experience for patients. The expert physicians are highly skilled and provide thorough, compassionate care tailored to each patient’s needs.

A satisfied patient said: “Honestly, I started coming to doctor Hong since February and have seen a drastic difference in my legs. Ever since I started coming here doctor Hong has been so helpful. He has helped me mentally and physically, as well. The symptoms I had for 8 years, severe swelling, burning sensation, and open ulcers on both legs, are gone. After treatment, I have no symptoms. I am so happy with my results and recommend Dr Hong to anyone!”

Dr Gregory Hong MD is a cardiovascular specialist with over 26 years of experience. He has wide range of experience and qualifications including being a UC Berkeley Undergraduate, he attended Tufts University, School of Medicine, Tulane University Hospital and Clinic, Member of American College of Cardiology and the American Board of Cardiology.

Interested parties can find more by visiting the above-mentioned website or calling +1-213-381-0700.

Contact Info:
Name: Dr Gregory Hong
Organization: Good Heart Cardiology
Address: 520 S Virgil Ave #501, Los Angeles, CA 90020, United States
Phone: +1-213-381-0700
Website: http://goodheartcardiology.org/

Source: NewsNetwork

Release ID: 511285

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