Tufts Medical Center Vascular Surgery

Leading vascular surgery care in Boston

Tufts Medical Center Vascular Surgery provides advanced care for conditions affecting your veins and arteries, including peripheral artery disease, aneurysms and carotid artery disease. Our surgeons use the latest minimally invasive techniques to improve outcomes and recovery times.

We’re proud to serve people across Boston and beyond with access to advanced vascular care close to home. Located in the heart of downtown Boston, our team collaborates with cardiology, imaging and rehabilitation specialists throughout Tufts Medicine to provide seamless, coordinated care for every stage of your treatment and recovery.
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Where is the Vascular Surgery office located?

You can find us on the 1st floor of the Rehabilitation Building at 185 Harrison Avenue. This building is part of the Tufts Medical Center campus in downtown Boston.
What procedures are performed here?

We offer all the care you’ll need from diagnostic imaging and minimally invasive endovascular procedures to complex vascular surgeries.
Is parking available nearby?

Yes. Parking is available at the Tufts Medical Center garage, located adjacent to the hospital.
Is public transportation available?

Yes. We’re easily accessible by MBTA subway and bus routes, including the Orange Line (Tufts Medical Center stop).
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