The Central Coast's Premier Vein and Vascular Treatment Center
State-of-the-Art, Minimally Invasive Treatments for Vein Disease, PAD, Varicose Veins, and more
Meet Dr. Spearman
Kenneth Spearman, MD, is a board-certified interventional radiologist from Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, which is ranked best in the nation by U.S News and World Report. He offers patient-centered care at Central Coast Vein & Vascular in Arroyo Grande, California. Dr. Spearman founded his practice in 2015 to bring new minimally invasive treatments to the central coast.
Dr. Spearman earned his medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington, DC. He was trained by many founding physicians of endovascular and venous interventional treatments.
Before entering medicine, Dr. Spearman attended the United States Military Academy at West Point in New York. Following graduation, he served as a Captain in the US Special Operations Command. Dr. Spearman continues to be passionate about maintaining an active lifestyle and enjoys spending time with his family outdoors in the beauty of the Central Coast.
Our Mission
CCVV is the Central Coast’s premier clinic for outpatient vascular and other minimally-invasive surgeries. Led by Dr. Ken Spearman, a Harvard-trained vascular interventionalist, our practice provides full-service consultation, diagnostics and state-of-the-art arterial and venous treatments all in a convenient comfortable office setting.
Say Goodbye to Varicose and Spider Veins
Unsightly and painful varicose and spider veins can put a damper on an active and healthy lifestyle. Varicose veins develop when blood pools in your veins (venous reflux) due to weak or damaged vein valves causing them to swell. Many factors can raise your risk for developing varicose veins including family history, older age, female gender, pregnancy, obesity, prolonged standing or sitting, blood clots, and prior trauma. They can worsen over time and cause more severe vein disorders if left untreated. CCVV provides minimally-invasive, out-patient varicose and spider vein treatments that take less than 30 minutes and require no down time.
Dr. Spearman talks about amputation prevention
According to the CDC, diabetes is a leading cause of death in the United States with more than 25 million people affected. Those affected with diabetes undergo an alarming 130,000 amputations each year. Worldwide, a leg is amputated every 30 seconds with 85% of these amputations resulting from a diabetic foot ulcer.
Dr. Spearman is working to prevent amputations and wants to get the word out that amputations are not always necessary and can be prevented.
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From Our Blog
Talking with your doctor about the type of leg symptoms you are experiencing and how often these symptoms affect your quality of life is the beginning of your journey to regaining a healthy, pain-free and active lifestyle.
Women are twice as likely as men to develop varicose veins. Read on to learn why.
Diabetes increases your risk for serious complications. How serious? Diabetes doubles your risk of dying from heart disease and it’s the top cause of amputations. Let’s talk about diabetes complications and how to avoid them.
Before & After Gallery
"I had an outstanding experience at CCVV. The staff are wonderful, everything was done as minimally invasive as possible"
"I can't rave enough about Central Coast Vein & Vascular. Not only is the staff great but the procedure works!!"
"If you're thinking about getting a vein treatment, this is definitely where you should have it done!"
