University Radiology Vascular & Interventional Center Celebrates Ribbon Cutting in Warren, NJ

University Radiology Vascular & Interventional Center recently celebrated the official ribbon cutting of its outpatient center in Warren, New Jersey.

The event brought together physicians, clinical team members, staff, and members of the community to celebrate the center and its commitment to expanding access to minimally invasive treatment options.

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Expanding access to minimally invasive care in Warren

Located at 16 Mountain Blvd. in Warren, University Radiology Vascular & Interventional Center provides specialized vascular and interventional radiology care in an outpatient setting.

Using advanced imaging guidance, URVI physicians perform minimally invasive treatments for conditions including enlarged prostate, uterine fibroids, knee pain, chronic hemorrhoids, spine fractures, vein conditions, and liver tumors.

Many interventional radiology procedures can be performed through a small access point rather than a traditional surgical incision. For appropriate patients, this can mean less downtime and a faster return to normal activities.

University Radiology Vascular & Interventional Center Celebrates Ribbon Cutting in Warren, NJ
University Radiology Vascular & Interventional Center physicians celebrate the ribbon cutting of the Warren, NJ center.

Celebrating the team behind the outpatient center care

The ribbon cutting was also an opportunity to recognize the physicians, nurses, technologists, and team members who make patient care possible every day.

Together, the team shares a commitment to providing personalized care and greater access to advanced, minimally invasive treatment options close to home.

URVI Team
The University Radiology Vascular & Interventional Center team at the Warren, NJ ribbon-cutting celebration.

The ribbon cutting marks an exciting milestone for University Radiology Vascular & Interventional Center and a new chapter in serving patients in Warren and surrounding New Jersey communities.

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