Glendale vascular clinic
Vascular & Vein Care Glendale
Visit EVSLA’s Glendale office for physician-led evaluation of artery and vein concerns. The team reviews your symptoms and prior testing, then explains the next appropriate step.
445 W Broadway
Glendale, CA 91204
(818) 626-3710
Fax: (818) 208-8861
Clinic hours
Call (818) 626-3710 to confirm before visiting.
EVSLA physicians
Meet the EVSLA care team.
Physician availability varies by date and clinical need. EVSLA will confirm who will see you at the Glendale clinic.
Harout Dermendjian, MD
Board-Certified Vascular & Interventional Radiologist
His specialty training includes aortic and peripheral artery disease, oncology, women’s and men’s health, pain management and other image-guided treatments.
Kartik Kansagra, MD
Board-Certified Vascular & Interventional Radiologist
His clinical focus includes aortic and peripheral artery disease, women’s and men’s health, cancer care, pain management and other complex vascular conditions.
Sipan Mathevosian, MD
Board-Certified Interventional & Diagnostic Radiologist
He completed fellowship training in interventional radiology at UCLA and provides vascular and other image-guided care.
Find the right starting point
Start with a condition—or a treatment.
Start with Conditions if you are researching symptoms or a diagnosis. Start with Treatments if a specific procedure has already been discussed.
Conditions
Treatments
These guides describe EVSLA’s broader care pathways. Confirm Glendale-specific consultation, testing and procedure availability when scheduling.
Your visit
What to expect at your first visit
- Bring your records Bring your medication list, relevant imaging or reports and the questions you want answered.
- Review your symptoms Your clinician reviews your history, examines the concern and decides whether additional testing is appropriate.
- Discuss next steps Your clinician explains the findings, remaining questions and recommended next step.
Nearby communities
Glendale and nearby communities.
The Glendale office may be convenient for patients coming from Burbank, Eagle Rock, Pasadena and northeast Los Angeles.
Burbank
Eagle Rock
La Crescenta-Montrose
Atwater Village
Los Feliz
Silver Lake
Highland Park
Pasadena
Questions patients ask
Glendale Vascular Clinic FAQs
Where is the EVSLA Glendale vascular clinic?
The address currently listed for the Glendale office is 445 W Broadway, Glendale, CA 91204.
What are the clinic hours and parking instructions?
Call (818) 626-3710 before your visit. The team can confirm the current schedule and provide the latest arrival, parking and accessibility instructions.
What does a vascular specialist do?
A vascular specialist evaluates conditions involving arteries and veins. Care may begin with your history, a physical examination and noninvasive testing; treatment can range from monitoring and medical management to a minimally invasive procedure when appropriate.
When should I see a vascular specialist?
Consider an evaluation for symptoms such as leg pain with walking, persistent swelling, visible or painful veins, a wound that is slow to heal, or new color or temperature changes in a foot or leg. These symptoms can have several causes, so an examination is needed to identify the right next step.
What should I expect at my first vascular appointment?
Your clinician will review your symptoms, medical history, medications and prior testing, then perform a focused examination. Bring your insurance information, medication list, referral if required, and any relevant imaging, reports or specialist notes.
Does insurance cover vascular or vein care, and do I need a referral?
Coverage, network rules, referrals and prior authorization depend on your health plan and the service being considered. Contact EVSLA and your insurer before the appointment to verify the requirements that apply to you.
What tests might be used to evaluate circulation?
The appropriate test depends on your symptoms. Common noninvasive options include an ankle-brachial index, which compares blood pressure at the ankle and arm, and vascular ultrasound, which uses sound waves to evaluate blood flow in arteries and veins.
Can testing be scheduled with my consultation?
It depends on the reason for your visit and any testing already completed. EVSLA will tell you whether testing is planned for the same day or a separate appointment.
What services are available at the Glendale clinic?
Consultation, testing and procedure availability depends on the condition, physician schedule and equipment required. Confirm the location of each part of your care when scheduling.
When are vascular symptoms an emergency?
Call 911 for sudden severe leg pain with a cold, pale, numb or weak limb; sudden shortness of breath or chest pain; or sudden severe chest, abdominal or back pain. Do not use an online appointment form for an emergency.
General patient information was reviewed against resources from the Society for Vascular Surgery , RadiologyInfo.org and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute . Your clinician’s advice takes priority.
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