5 star for the doctors and interns. I trust my feet to all of them. Office staff does what a office…read morestaff does, following legal and insurance. Make appointments for thousands of people. My appointment today, in at 1:55, 2:00 appointment, in room at 2:05. Out by 2:30. Thank you. Feet feel great. Dr Joe is the man.

From the owner: Dr. Joseph Anain, Sr., is one of the most respected vascular surgeons in Western New York and a…read moreleading pioneer in the field. His career at Sisters of Charity Hospital began more than four decades ago following vascular and angiology fellowships at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. Since that time, he has performed thousands of procedures, becoming one of the leading vascular and endovascular surgery specialists. Dr. Anain started the first diagnostic angiography suite at Sisters Hospital in 1967, breaking new ground in performing percutaneous selective catheterization directly into the blood vessels. In 1968, he made local medical history, placing the first implantable peripheral stent into a patient in Western New York. In 1999, Dr. Anain made local medical news once again by performing the first FDA-approved endoluminal aortic stent graft in Western New York for the treatment of an abdominal aortic aneurysm. It was this same year that Dr. Anain?s son Paul, also a vascular surgeon,

My legs are young again because of DR K and staff at the Vein Treatment Center. I had a procedure…read moreon each leg to stop my veins from leaking so my blood could flow through my legs. It has been 2 weeks for one procedure and one month for the other one. I feel new again. My legs are not fatigued and my endurance has improved. I recommend this to anyone experiencing leg fatigue and discomfort.

I've been very satisfied with the doctor and the facility. After experiencing leg problems, my…read moreregular physician recommended Dr K. He was honest and straight forward. Most of the problems were related to weight and suggested that I lose some. I returned 6 months later and he was satisfied with the loss. He preformed the laser surgery to close the bleeding veins that were causing the discoloration. The process was successful and after a follow up I'm good to go for a while. He prescribed compression stockings and I'll return in 3 months to see if anything more can be done. The staff here is friendly and helpful. Nice clean and comfortable atmosphere. In the Georgetown plaza, there is lots of parking. The doctor is knowledgeable and has a good way with people.

I would like to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude to Dr. Michael Vasquez and his staff…read morein Amherst, New York. From the very beginning, their professionalism, attention to detail, and genuine care have stood out. They are not only highly knowledgeable but also extremely patient, kind, and understanding--especially when it comes to caring for the elderly. My father, Domenic, has received exceptional care here, and it has truly been one of the best medical experiences we've ever had. Dr. Vasquez's expertise and compassion make a world of difference, and his staff mirrors those same qualities. It is clear they all take pride in treating each patient with dignity and respect. Once again, thank you so much for your professionalism, knowledge, and outstanding dedication. We are deeply grateful. Thank you From Domenic Family

Dr. Vasquez and The Venous Institute of Buffalo are outstanding. He is extremely kind and…read morecompetent and caring. His staff is the same. I have had many contacts with him, and they have all been very positive. I had two vein procedures, and he made them very positive. His staff is equally kind and competent. They treated me so well. Dr. Vasquez is one of the finest, kindness, nicest and most competent surgeons I have ever been to. The care I received from him and his staff was truly outstanding, and I can recommend him to anyone with no doubts at all!

A review on yelp ? Ok Dr. Swartz is great. Always their to take care of you . From the common check…read moreup to a urgent visit for something I was concern with. I am very happy coming here.

The staff are professional and caring. I was not kept waiting. Dr. Todd Corpus and the nurse put me…read moreat ease by listening to me and responding in clear language rather than using too many medical words. There is free parking and the location is easy to find even for me with my awful sense of direction. I truly recommend considering using Dr. Todd should the need arise.

I had a great experience there. They rid of all my post pregnancy leg veins 3 years ago and I plan…read moreto go back. It took 3 years for just a few veins to reappear.

Jodie is the one to see for mammograms. Really lovely and kind to a nervous first-timer. Lots of…read moregood advice. Thank you!

On July 17, 2026, my wife went into the Welland Avenue GNMI for an MRI…read more Background: She never received an email or text with instructions on NOT to wear jewelry or if there were any dietary instructions to adhere to before her MRI The text she received simply had the time of the appointment My wife showed up at 3:30 pm for her appointment When she was brought into the backroom she was asked to take her rings, earrings, and watch off, along with her clothes and they were put into a locker. She was told that anything that couldn't come off could be scanned so she kept on her necklace (that had not been removed in 44 years - and that included giving birth and several major surgeries). As she was standing in her gown, a technician asked her to remove her necklace and ankle bracelet. The technician removed them for her and my wife witnessed the technician put them into the locker and locked it with a code. More Background: My wife was NOT given this code even though they have said they give ALL the patients the SAME (?) code. That's an odd practice. Meaning any patient can go into another patient's locker. Either way, my wife was not given a code and it was the technician who closed the locker and the MRI tech opened it when they were done. Though it has been said that all patients get the code my wife did observe that she only saw the technicians go into any of the lockers. She never saw ONE patient unlock a locker while she was in that room. After her MRI they went back to the locker and upon opening found nothing in the locker. Odd. So they opened the locker beside it and found her belongings in a different locker. Another oddity. However, her ankle bracelet was found on the ground by the MRI technician. How did that get there? My wife's 18 carat Italian Gold necklace, gifted by her late Uncle to her 44 years ago (and had never been take off in 44 years) was now gone. So, ankle bracelet on the ground (though it had been locked the locker with the other jewelry) and the most expensive item was gone. Interesting. They searched the premises and found nothing The lady at the front desk wrote a note to explain what happened and signed it (see attached) and said that someone would call by Noon on the Monday. Nobody called So, my wife, Anna decided to call Dr. Patel, the owner, who was very dismissive and he said they had coded lockers and he would have his manager contact her. That day at 6:30 pm, the manager called and she was flippant, dismissive and defensive. She asked how Anna got her boss' phone number (simple Google search). She said she would call back More than 5 weeks later we have not heard back My wife then contacted the police She filed a report and the police investigated Though the police did lean to the side that the necklace was stolen and not lost (but seriously, how could it logically have been lost if the technician put it in the locker, locked it and then the MRI technician unlocked it after the MRI...lol....I'm no detective...but....), but because there were no cameras they can't prove it. Yes, conveniently there are no cameras on the lockers The police said that one of the staff mentioned that ALL patients and ALL technicians receive the same code? So this leaves 6 patients and 3 technicians who could have stolen the necklace. Because the only footage they have from the video is in the lobby, there is no way to determine who that was. Very, very convenient. I also was told that this flawed security process has now changed. I wonder why? My wife has since called Dr. Patel again. He was on vacation and told her to go through the proper channels - which she did. He said he would have someone reach out. Again we have heard nothing back after another week. Seems to be a common theme. ____________________________________________________ Since this complaint was sent 2 weeks we have spoken to the other manager, Adam, who agreed that it HAD TO BE STOLEN, but nobody had stepped forward. He said he would call back in a few days. It's now been 10. Common theme, right :) So, though they are responsible for this happening, nobody is taking responsibility and because there were no cameras and nobody is, obviously, going to say they saw anything...we are supposed to just accept it. Leave your valuables at home. There are thieves everywhere. Even in locked lockers in a health facility :)