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Over the past 20 years the methods, medications, and technology used to diagnose and treat varicose veins have improved dramatically. Varicose veins, large or small, can be treated effectively, without discomfort, and with virtually no disruption to your normal activities.  We specialize in compression sclerotherapy, non-surgical vein removal, EVL. 

 

MICHAEL C JACOBELLI, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Dr Michael Jacobelli is a Board Certified General and Vascular Surgeon. He has been treating Varicose and Spider Veins for over 20 years. He opened the Bucks County Center for Vein Medicine in 1992 dedicated solely to the evaluation and treatment of varicose veins & spider veins along with their associated illnesses, phlebitis, cellulitis, venous stasis ulcer, lymphedema, DVT, etc.


The Bucks County Center for Vein Medicine is able to treat the larger, problematic varicose veins, non-invasively, without surgery or hospitalization, scarring, anesthesia, loss of time at work and without pain.


He has been associated with and has active staff privileges at Saint Mary Hospital since 1984. Saint Mary Hospital was voted among the top 100 Hospitals in the United States.


Dr Michael Jacobelli is Board Certified by the American College of Surgeons since 1985. He was Director of Trauma Services at Saint Mary Medical Center from 1985-1999.


His practice is located at the Saint Mary Medical Center Medical Building where he has the Bucks County Center for Vein Medicine, along with his General Surgery practice.

 

ANN MARIE SWORDS, PA-C


Ann Marie Swords is a certified, licensed Physician Assistant. (She is also a registered nurse graduated from Hahnemann University Physician Assistant program in l990.) She is specialized in the assessment, treatment and maintenance of varicose veins and their associated illnesses.


She has been with the Bucks County Center for Vein Medicine since it's establishment in 1992. She has consulted over 6,000 patients. She has performed over 65,000 procedures to treat and eliminate varicose and spider veins. Ann Marie evaluates and treats superficial phlebitis, clots, cellulitis, lymphedema and other illnesses. She also specializes in the measurement and placement of compression stockings.


What is a physician Assistant?


The physician Assistant, (PA) is a unique health care provider who is certified by the State Board of Medicine. The Boards approve for certification physician assistants who are of good character and reputation, have graduated from a physician assistant training program certified by the Board, and have passed a national certifying examination approved by the Board.


The PA is neither a physician nor a physician trainee, e.g., resident, intern, or medical student.


At the direction of a supervising physician and as his employee, a PA provides medical services and other tasks as allowed by law.


The physician assistant augments the physician's data gathering abilities in order to assist the supervising physician in reaching and instituting care plans for the physician's patients.


Tasks performed by physician assistants include screening & evaluating patients to determine the need for medical attention, reviewing patient records to determine health status, taking a patient history, performing physical examination, recording patient data, making decisions regarding data gathering and appropriate management and treatment of patient's being seen for the initial evaluation of a problem or the follow-up evaluation of a previously diagnosed and stabilized condition, preparing patient summaries, initiating requests for commonly performed initial laboratory studies, collecting specimens, identifying findings and abnormal findings on history, physical examinations and lab studies, initiating evaluation and emergency management for emergency situations, performing numerous clinical procedures, and providing counseling and instruction regarding common patient problems.


Patients have the right to be seen by the physician instead of a PA. If this is your wish, please inform the office.

 

 

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Saint Mary Medical Building
1205 Langhorne-Newtown Road
Suite 106

Langhorne PA 19047

 

Toll Free: (800) 358-5870

Local: (215) 750-7442

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Bucks County Center for Vein Medicine offers varicose vein treatment in Langhorne and is driving distance from Pennsylvania PA cities such as Levittown, Philadelphia, Langhorne Manor, Penndel, Hulmeville, Woodbourne, Newtown, Village Shires, Fairless Hills, and Feasterville-Trevose.  We are also accessible to people seeking treatment in other PA cities such as Allentown, Erie, Lancaster, Pittsburgh, Reading and Scranton.  Because our office is in the Northeast, we are happy to accept varicose vein removal clients traveling from New Jersey, Maryland, New York, Delaware, Washington D.C., West Virgina and Ohio.  If you seek a cure to Spider Veins and live in Akron, Cincinnati, Toledo, Charleston, Baltimore or Silver Spring, you will find that we are a short flight away.  We can also provide treatment to clients traveling from Wilmington, Camden, Elizabeth, Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Brookhaven, Buffalo, Hempstead and Islip NYC.