The Vascular Center - Easton

Just wanted to give a shout out to the nurse, Shannon, who was a big help on the phone, getting quick access to a same day appointment for a family member. Much appreciated.

My experiences have all been very positive. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the surgeons are first-rate. I can't say enough about Dr. Sheth! From the initial discovery that I had two dangerous aneurysms, to the successful completion of open surgery, he has been wonderful. He takes pains to explain all options and his surgical skills are impressive. From my experinces, there is no one better! Highly recommended. Larry Stockton

One of the very worse organizations I have ever delt with. No one answers the phones and you can't even leave a message. The don't even list their address on their letter heads. Treatment by Amy L Lipscomb, MD less than satisfactoy. She is aragant , tells me I was waisting her time after about $70.000.00 FOR AN OPERATION. she reccommended.. Was 45 Min late for my first appointment. Is only concerned with making money. Tells me one thing one time and then something else later. She walked out on me when I started to ask questions.. I have the same problem now as before her operation and she refused to refill my pain medicine. She told me that poeple will be losing their medical payments because they are being abused. It's not the patients abusing the system it's her.

Well well my dear vascular doctors and nurses, we have had quite a history together. This could take awhile if you have a bit time to read a good review. Our "relationship" began a long 25 years ago in 1993. It was at that time that I had my first DVT and was introduced to Dr. Jay Fisher at Easton Hospital. From that moment, I knew in my young 18yo mind that he was a special doctor. Dr. Fisher was kind, caring and informative about my diagnosis. Unbeknownst to me, I would again be faced with the challenge of a second DVT in 1996 where Dr. Fisher and I rekindled our "dvt affair". Again, with the same professionalism and knowledge as he showed me during our first encounter. With a 6-9mon Coumadin therapy treatment plan in place, I spoke to Dr. Fisher and his wonderful team of nurses (you all know who you are, wink! wink!) on a continuous basis due to frequent lab blood tests to monitor INR results. My coumadin therapy and our dvt affair ended towards the end of 1996. Farewell friends!! I moved forward with my life, marriage, two children, working, living, laughing and loving my life. Until 2004, 8yrs later, my old dvt "friend" decided to make yet another appearance in my life. Health history, challenge #3, here we go again!! This time I was introduced to Dr. Timothy Oskin. A young, knowledgeable, well educated doctor with a fresh set of eyes on me and my past dvt history. With this new detective, Dr. Oskin and his team in my corner of the ring, we established a new DVT game plan. That included more poking & prodding, more tests & labs, more care & concern. At that time, Dr. Oskin suggested and proceeded with placing a vena cava filter in the main vein that travels from lower extremities (legs) and has a direct connection to the heart & lungs. Smart! Smart! Smart! This little "screen" was placed to prevent any dvt from dislodging from the legs and traveling to the lungs (pe) or heart. Yes! Accepted!! Diagnosis also included findings of a protein C deficiency in my blood (finally the answer for repeated history of dvt) and a coumadin therapy treatment is my life sentence. I have nothing but excellent words to speak about My exceptional vascular team! Top notch! Five stars! All day! Everyday! Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for helping me to keep loving the life I live!! With much appreciation & gratitude, Anne M. Wentzell

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