I have permanent nerve damage and pain and worse swelling after bilateral ablations. It's been…read moreover 5 years. I can't even wear an ankle high sock or boots. Or touch that area without pain. Ski? Forget that! I'll never ski again. It has been a total nightmare. The doctor entered at my ankle and damaged nerves on both legs. Poor practice. If I could go back in time I would NOT go here. And my concerns were totally blown off.

If I could give ZERO stars I would, BEWARE! The name has…read morechanged to US Vein Clinics because they have so many bad reviews. Rated "F by the Better Business Bureau! This place is a SCAM. DON'T GO. You'll spend THOUSANDS and will have nothing to show for it.

Dr. Pappas and his staff are amazing!!! He's personable and attentive to your needs. I'm in such…read moregreat hands when I'm there; specially when he has his dream team--Amanda and Tara. The ladies at the desk have a great attitude when you come in as well. Yes, I definitely recommend!!

From the owner: Conveniently located in Milford, Fairfield, Newtown and Shelton Connecticut, we provide the newest…read morenon-surgical solutions for vein problems within the comfort of our warm and welcoming offices

Absolutely horrible experience. I was told the procedure would help me with the pain in my legs at…read morefirst I thought it was working because they had me wear compression stockings 24/7 so I felt less swollen and some relief but as soon as I stopped wearing the compression stockings I realized all they did was butcher my legs. I have more pain than before and I now have triple the amount of spider and varicose veins and even scars. It is very sad that we have scams like this in healthcare I was truly so hopeful that I had finally found a cure for my legs and all they have done is stolen money and made my issue worse and caused me to become very depressed.

Definitely a money pull operation. They performed a one hour ultrasound to tell me I had spider…read moreveins and insurance wouldn't pay. Go to a vascular surgeon and hopefully insurance will pay for the procedure.

I started my vein procedures in March 2019. Since I was having both legs done the process occurred…read morewith multiple appointments over a two month period or so. The procedures themselves were relatively simple and painless, just slight temporary discomfort. Throughout all of my appointments and follow up check ups the nurses, PAs, assistants all said everything looked great. I was somewhat happy with the results. Some of the discoloration did not go away as they indicated but they said I could receive more injections of some sort. Then I went in for the three month follow up appointment. A new PA examined my legs and told me that both veins opened up and the entire process needed to be done again. Skeptically I asked why is this being stated today when a month ago everything looked great. "Sometimes this happens". This was never explained to me previously. At that moment I lost all trust and confidence in this practice. A year later the pain in one of my legs is worse than it ever was before the procedures. In hindsight I never should have minimally considered other medical groups. If I decide to seek further treatment I will do so at another facility.

Great staff and office. Everything was explained very well and the procedure was great! Will…read moredefinitely be going back.

I have nothing but great experiences. I have been a patient for a good number of years. Dr. Cordido…read morediagnosed a problem which resulted a great outcome.

On Feb 28, 2017 I went for my appointment scheduled for 10:30am at HeartCare Associates office in…read moreWest Haven. I was about 10 minutes late so the nurse makes a statement "I am going to take Mr. " " since she was late", which was okay, right...But why so rude? SO that was my welcome. As a sat and waited, another associate from different office in the building came in to borrow something. As she waited she a got a cup of water from the water machine in the office. Once she walks out the receptionist stated "they don't have their own water machine"? The other receptionist responds "it's nothing but tap water, I don't know the last time someone changed the that filter, but I don't care I just let people drink it". How disgusting. It gets better...they begin talking about a patient coming in tomorrow. They go on to say she has some kind of disease, they look it up and find its most common in persons with HIV. "OMG, does she has HIV I am going to tell _ _ _ _ _ to wear gloves". They continue on and on moments later finding out the patient does NOT have HIV and what she has is actually not contagious, yet still states "I don't care still tell her to wear gloves, I won't be here tomorrow so make sure you remind her". AND the patient first and last name was disclosed. CAN WE SAY HIPAA??? At this point the wait is too long, and I am disgusted by the unprofessionalism--so much so that I get up and cancel my appointment, immediately call my doctor and ask for a referral to another office. I felt compelled to share this experience. I will also reach out to the doctor office directly.