Atlanta Gets a Vein of Relief: New Center Expands Access to Minimally Invasive Vascular Care

ATLANTA, GA – November 17, 2025 – United Vein & Vascular Centers (UVVC) has officially opened a new clinic in Atlanta’s vibrant Inman Park neighborhood, bolstering access to specialized vascular care for residents of central Atlanta and surrounding communities. The clinic, located at 99 Krog Street NE, Suite 301, represents a significant expansion of UVVC’s presence in Georgia, now totaling six locations statewide.

Expanding Access in a Growing Market

The new Inman Park center is strategically positioned to serve a population increasingly aware of the importance of proactive vascular health. “We’ve seen a clear demand for more convenient access to specialized vein and vascular treatments in the Atlanta area,” explains a healthcare administrator familiar with the local market. “Many patients previously had to travel significant distances to receive the care they needed.” UVVC’s expansion reflects a growing trend in healthcare towards providing localized, specialized care, offering patients a more streamlined and comfortable experience.

The clinic offers a comprehensive range of minimally invasive procedures, including Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA), VenaSeal Closure System, Varithena, Microphlebectomy, and Sclerotherapy. These procedures are designed to treat a variety of conditions, from unsightly spider veins to more serious issues like chronic venous insufficiency and peripheral artery disease. “Minimally invasive techniques have revolutionized the treatment of vascular conditions,” says a vascular surgeon practicing in the city. “Patients benefit from reduced pain, faster recovery times, and minimal scarring compared to traditional surgery.”

The Rise of Minimally Invasive Vascular Care

The emphasis on minimally invasive procedures aligns with a broader shift in healthcare towards less invasive, more patient-centric treatments. UVVC's approach focuses on outpatient procedures, allowing patients to return home the same day and resume their normal activities quickly. This is a stark contrast to traditional surgical options, which often require lengthy hospital stays and extensive recovery periods.

“Patients are increasingly seeking out these types of options,” shares a healthcare economist specializing in vascular care. “They want treatments that fit into their busy lifestyles and minimize disruption to their daily routines. The demand for convenience and efficiency is driving innovation in this field.”

The new clinic is led by Dr. Arthur James, M.D., a board-certified surgeon and vein specialist with over 30 years of experience. His expertise extends beyond vascular care to include cardiothoracic surgery and service as a Chief Cardiothoracic Surgeon for the U.S. Air Force. Dr. James brings a wealth of knowledge and skill to the Inman Park location, ensuring patients receive the highest level of care. “His dedication to patient-centered care is well-regarded,” notes a colleague familiar with Dr. James’s work.

Economic Impact and Competitive Landscape

UVVC’s expansion isn't just beneficial for patients; it also contributes to the local economy. The new clinic has created new jobs for medical professionals, technicians, and administrative staff. Furthermore, it represents an investment in the Atlanta community, signaling confidence in the city’s healthcare market. “Any time you see a company like UVVC expanding its footprint, it’s a positive sign for the local economy,” states a local economic development official.

The Atlanta area is a competitive market for vein and vascular care, with a number of established clinics and hospital systems offering similar services. Competitors include Georgia Endovascular, USA Vein Clinics, Emory Heart & Vascular, and Northside Vascular Surgery. However, UVVC differentiates itself through its focus on minimally invasive procedures, its experienced physicians, and its commitment to patient-centered care.

“The market is certainly crowded, but there’s still room for providers who can offer a high level of expertise and a convenient patient experience,” comments a local healthcare consultant. “UVVC’s investment in advanced technology and its commitment to minimally invasive techniques position them well for success.”

UVVC, acquired by Amulet Capital Partners in 2022, appears poised for continued growth. The company’s annual revenue is estimated at around $35 million to $122 million depending on the source, demonstrating a stable financial foundation. The company's commitment to expanding its reach, coupled with a growing demand for minimally invasive vascular care, suggests a bright future for the Inman Park clinic and the broader UVVC network.