GREENWOOD, Miss. - eTradeWire -- The Medical Arts Clinic at 405 River Road in Greenwood has welcomed a new tenant in the East Hall wing of the building, a clinic with the Vascular & Vein Institute of the South (VVIS), "the Mid-South's leader in comprehensive vascular care – specializing in both minimally-invasive endovascular procedures, and open surgery." VVIS offers screening and treatment for:

• Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)/Limb Preservation
• Venous Disease (Varicose Veins, Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) May-Thurner Syndrome, Superior Vena Cava (SVC) Syndrome)
• Genicular Artery Embolization (for Chronic Knee Pain/Osteoarthritis)
• Uterine Fibroid Embolization
• Carotid Disease
• Abdominal and Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm
• Pelvic Congestion Syndrome
• Dialysis Access Creation and Maintenance
• Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
• Wound Management
• Vascular Laboratory Services/Ultrasound

VVIS has eleven clinic locations in Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi and includes four board-certified vascular surgeons and six nurse practitioners. VVIS seeks "to serve the local patient population across a multitude of insurance barriers and geographical constraints with a special focus on addressing healthcare disparities among the underserved and minority communities."

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Located in sight of the old Keesler Bridge in downtown Greenwood, the Medical Arts Clinic was one of the first medical clinics built in Greenwood using modern commercial construction standards. The clinic was built in 1962 by Dr. George Nassar, whose father, an immigrant building contractor from Lebanon, oversaw the project. Also notable, it was the first medical clinic with central air conditioning. The Medical Arts Clinic houses medical practices and clinics, along with a specialized business software and web applications IT services business.

"We are thrilled to see another medical practice in Greenwood that specializes in a vital service," said John Pittman Hey, building manager and chief programmer at GMT Corporation. "Until VVIS's arrival we did not have anything local for specialty vein and vascular care. We have always wanted to be a part of providing great medical care and services to Greenwood and Leflore County at the Medical Arts Building. VVIS learned about the Medical Arts building through the work of Thomas Gregory, the Executive Director at Greenwood-Leflore-Carroll Economic Development Foundation, and Matt Weathersby, with Commercial Advisors out of Memphis, TN and we are so grateful for their assistance in bringing VVIS to Greenwood."

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The Medical Arts Building also includes Second Chance Healthcare, a clinic that provides mental and behavioral health services in the west wing of the building. Offices and rooms at the Medical Arts Building are pre-wired for internet and telephone service, as well as wi-fi access. The clinic offers ample on-site parking and ground-level double doors to accommodate the handicapped at the rear of the building.

To contact VVIS for an appointment, call 901.390.2930 or book online at https://vascularandveininstitute.com.

Built in 1962, the Medical Arts Clinic is at 405 River Road on the Yazoo River, across the street from the courthouse and within sight of the Keesler Bridge in downtown Greenwood. To reach the building manager, John Pittman Hey, email clinic@medical-arts.org or call 662.453.8412.