1775 Thompson Rd, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420
(541) 269-8111
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Healthy blood flow is essential to healing and overall well being. Vascular disease refers to a range of conditions that affect the circulatory system, especially the arteries and veins or lymphatic system. When blood vessels become narrowed or blocked, blood flow can be reduced and symptoms such as pain, swelling, non-healing wounds, or ulcers may follow.
Early diagnosis and treatment are critical to preventing complications and improving long-term outcomes.
The right care can make all the difference. We provide patient-focused vascular care supported by advanced technology and coordinated specialty services. Our approach emphasizes education, early intervention, and personalized treatment plans designed to meet each patient’s unique needs.
Our vascular care specialists in Coos Bay are highly trained, board-certified specialists who provide care for a wide range of conditions.
We offer a full range of surgical and non-surgical treatments to relieve pain, restore function, and support your long-term recover.
Preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases of the arterial, venous, and lymphatic system is a specialty known as Vascular Medicine, often an option for treating vascular disease. Vascular specialists provide comprehensive care for patients with vein and vascular conditions, including high-risk patients.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy increases the amount of oxygen carried in the blood, supporting wound healing and fighting infection. HBO promotes the formation of new blood vessels and is often used for chronic, non-healing wounds.
Advanced wound management may include specialized dressings, topical therapies, medications, debridement, and advanced technologies such as hyperbaric oxygen and negative pressure therapy.
Nonsurgical options may include compression therapy, medications, physical therapy, lifestyle modifications, and minimally invasive procedures designed to improve circulation with minimal recovery time.
Our Limb Preservation Program is designed for patients at high risk of amputation due to severe vascular disease or chronic wounds. A dedicated, multidisciplinary team develops a customized treatment plan focused on restoring blood flow, promoting healing, and preserving limb function.
Our Limb Preservation Program brings together interventional radiologists, vascular surgeons, orthopedic specialists, and wound care experts to treat patients at high risk of amputation. As part of that care, wound care specialists determine whether patients may benefit from hyperbaric oxygen therapy or services offered through our Wound and Hyperbaric Center.
When a limb has deteriorated to the point where it can no longer heal, it becomes a health hazard and requires amputation. There are a few conditions that may cause this, and most of them can be identified in the occurrence of a non-healing wound.
One of the possible side effects of diabetes is cardiovascular disease and poor circulation. If you have diabetes and stop feeling sensations in one of your extremities, it may mean blood has stopped flowing to the area. Any area that cannot feel pain is dangerous as it can suffer a wound and get infected without the person realizing it until it’s too late, thus amputation is required to prevent a potentially life-threatening condition.
Cardiovascular disease can cause your arteries to narrow, making it difficult for blood to flow to extremities.
Without blood, your body does not receive the oxygen and nutrients it needs to survive and the tissues will begin to die.
If a tumor grows on a bone or muscle and does not respond to treatment, amputation may be the only means to remove it. Our team works to prevent this by applying treatment quickly and diligently monitoring the tumor so we can decide if amputation is necessary or not before the cancer has a chance to spread.
When a wound gets infected, it needs to be carefully monitored for signs of infection. Without proper antibiotics and treatment, the tissue will die and require amputation.
Our collaborative, dedicated team is dedicated to delivering compassionate, expert vascular care throughout Coos Bay and Oregon’s south coast.
Dr. Dana Safavian brings extensive experience in minimally invasive, image-guided procedures and a vision to expand access to advanced vascular and interventional radiology services along the Oregon Coast. As director of the Limb Preservation Program at Bay Area Hospital, his main focus is providing endovascular solutions for patients with peripheral vascular disease. His approach combines clinical precision with compassionate communication, striving to maximize patient safety, outcomes, and overall satisfaction. He earned his medical degree from the University of Virginia and completed his Vascular and Interventional Radiology training at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Safavian has expertise in a broad spectrum of vascular and nonvascular interventions, with a special focus on peripheral vascular disease, joint pain, and newer cancer therapies. He is an active member of the Society of Interventional Radiology. In his free time, he enjoys exploring the Oregon Coast and traveling.
We support patients and caregivers with educational resources designed to help you understand your condition, treatment options, and recovery process.
If you believe you are at risk of heart disease, it’s time to take the first step in improving your cardiac health. Visit your primary care provider to discuss your heart health to see if you need a referral to our vascular specialists. If you do not have a primary care provider, follow the steps below to get started:
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(541) 269-8111
1775 Thompson Rd, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420
