For truly exceptional vein care, the Rocky Mountain Vein Clinic (RMVC) is the leader in the region. The only comprehensive, dedicated vein care clinic in the region, Dr. Johnson and his staff have performed well over one thousand vein procedures – a claim no other facility in the region can make. While other clinics may offer vein care, RMVC has distinguished itself by focusing solely on the treatment of venous disease. Offering the latest, state-of-the-art treatments, along with unheard of personalized attention throughout the treatment process, in a comfortable, welcoming environment – the Rocky Mountain Vein Clinic experience is truly unmatched.

We are dedicated to your overall, positive experience—above and beyond the treatment itself. Our staff is professional, courteous, helpful, and responsive, and we’ve put a lot of effort into making the clinic itself a pleasant, low-stress environment. (Help yourself to a cup of coffee or a soda and a snack while you wait!)

Key benefits of trusting your care and treatment to Rocky Mountain Vein Clinic

Your procedure is performed by Dr. Bo Johnson, a board-certified phlebologist and general surgeon.
RMVC is the only comprehensive, dedicated vein care clinic in the region.
Dr. Johnson is available to answer questions and address concerns before and after treatment.
Clinic staff is highly trained, professional, and respectful.
The clinic is conveniently located and accessible.
You receive personalized service, and experience honest concern for your well-being.
Your treatment includes RMVC’s exceptional, personalized 6-step treatment plan, ensuring effective, comprehensive treatment. It includes:

1. Symptom recognition
2. Examination and ultrasound
3. Patient education
4. Choosing a treatment plan
5. Treatment by a board certified phlebologist and general surgeon
6. Long-term care plan
Dr. Johnson and his staff teach you how to develop good habits for long-term leg health.
Staff will assist you in determining your eligibility for coverage and in filing insurance claims.
Most insurance companies cover these new procedures.