What Are the Diseases of the Arteries?
Hardening or ballooning of the arteries leads to poor circulation and possibly a heart attack or stroke. Know the warning signs and treatment options. More >>

Are You at Risk for Developing an Aneurysm?
If you’re overweight, have high blood pressure or smoke, you are. Learn how aneurysms are diagnosed and treated at Lehigh Valley Hospital. More >>

Do You Have A Pulsating or Thumping Feeling In Your Abdomen?
It may be an abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA), a life-threatening condition. Get help immediately. If detected early, treatment is successful. More >>

Carotid Artery Disease: Your Greatest Risk for Stroke
Lehigh Valley Hospital is the first in the region to use mesh tubes (stents) to restore adequate blood flow to the brain. More >>

Has Walking Become Painful?
Peripheral arterial disease restricts blood flow to your leg muscles. Treatment lowers your risk for stroke, loss of limbs and heart attack. More >>

We Will Help You Get Back On Your Feet.
Lehigh Valley Hospital’s Vascular Rehabilitation Program uses exercise and rehabilitation to help people with blocked arteries in their legs get back to living life. More >>

One of the Best Vascular Labs in the Nation
Lehigh Valley Hospital’s Institute for Vascular Medicine and Surgery is endorsed by the most prestigious vascular accrediting body in the United States. More >>

Reduce Your Risk of Developing Varicose Veins
Tips also ease discomfort from ones you already have More >>