Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Treatment in Los Angeles: A Trusted Outpatient Partner for Referring Providers
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) continues to be one of the most underdiagnosed and undertreated vascular conditions—yet it carries significant risks, including limb loss, cardiovascular events, and reduced quality of life. For primary care physicians, podiatrists, cardiologists, and wound care specialists across Los Angeles, having a reliable, responsive vascular partner is critical to improving patient outcomes.
At Southern California Vascular, we specialize in the evaluation and minimally invasive treatment of PAD in an outpatient surgical setting, offering referring providers a streamlined, collaborative experience with rapid access for their patients.
Why Early Referral Matters
PAD often presents subtly—leg pain, non-healing wounds, diminished pulses—but can progress quickly without intervention. Delayed treatment increases the risk of:
- Critical limb ischemia (CLI)
- Infection and amputation
- Hospitalization and higher cost of care
By referring patients earlier, providers can help ensure:
- Faster diagnosis with advanced vascular imaging
- Same-week or next-day intervention when needed
- Improved limb salvage rates
A Dedicated PAD Treatment Center in Los Angeles
Our surgical center is designed specifically for office-based and outpatient vascular interventions, allowing for:
- Same-day procedures
- Reduced hospital dependency
- Lower infection risk
- Faster recovery times
We focus on minimally invasive endovascular procedures such as:
- Angiography and angioplasty
- Atherectomy
- Stent placement
- Thrombectomy
This outpatient model allows your patients to receive high-quality care without the delays and complexity of hospital systems.
Meet Our Vascular Specialists
We are proud to have a highly experienced team of interventional specialists dedicated to PAD care:
Mark Archie, MD
Dr. Archie is a highly skilled vascular physician with extensive experience in diagnosing and treating peripheral arterial disease using advanced endovascular techniques. As a Registered Physician in Vascular Interpretation (RPVI), he brings deep expertise in vascular imaging and procedural precision.
Meena Archie, MD
Dr. Meena Archie is known for her patient-centered approach and strong clinical background in vascular medicine. She works closely with referring providers to ensure continuity of care and optimal treatment planning for complex PAD cases.
Harry Balian, MD, FACC, FSCAI
Dr. Balian is an interventional cardiologist with advanced training in peripheral vascular interventions, bringing a unique cardiovascular perspective to PAD treatment. His expertise is particularly valuable for patients with overlapping cardiac and vascular conditions.
A Seamless Referral Experience
We understand that referring providers need efficiency, communication, and trust. Our process is built to support your practice:
- Fast scheduling – Most patients seen within days
- Clear communication – Detailed reports sent promptly after consultation and procedures
- Co-managed care – We return patients to your care with clear follow-up plans
- Insurance coordination – We handle authorization and logistics
Ideal Referral Candidates
You should consider referring patients who present with:
- Claudication (leg pain with walking)
- Non-healing wounds or ulcers
- Diabetic foot complications
- Rest pain or suspected critical limb ischemia
- Abnormal ABI or vascular imaging findings
Serving the Greater Los Angeles Medical Community
We proudly partner with providers across:
- Los Angeles
- Long Beach
- Orange County
- South Bay and surrounding areas
Our goal is simple: help you deliver better outcomes for your patients through fast, effective PAD intervention.
Partner With Us
If you are a physician or healthcare provider managing patients with suspected or confirmed PAD, we invite you to connect with our team.
We are committed to being a reliable extension of your practice, providing expert vascular care while maintaining the trust you’ve built with your patients.
