Central Valley Vein and Wound Center

08/31/2026

Dr. Leo Fong Featured on the Cover of the Monterey Herald’s 2026/2027 Medical Directory

We’re proud to share that Dr. Leo Fong, Medical Director of Central Valley Vein & Wound Centers, is on the cover of the Monterey Herald’s 2026/2027 Medical Directory and featured in an in-depth article about his work in vascular care, chronic wound treatment and preventing avoidable amputations.

That mission guides every Central Valley Vein & Wound Center:
📍 Clovis
📍 Fresno
📍 Selma
📍 Visalia
📍 Hanford
📍 Stockton
📍 Salinas

Learn more or request an appointment at cvveinandwound.com or 559 721 4910
Central Valley Vein & Wound Centers
Vascular • Vein • Wound Care

08/10/2026

A non-healing wound is often a circulation problem—not just a skin problem. 🩸

When blood flow is restricted, wounds can’t get the oxygen and nutrients they need to heal. At Central Valley Vein & Wound Center, board-certified vascular surgeon Dr. Leo Fong and our expert clinical team treat the root cause behind chronic wounds, leg swelling, and vein issues to prevent complications and restore your mobility.

✨ Why Central Valley Vein & Wound Center?
🩺 Root-Cause Treatment: Comprehensive vascular evaluations and advanced wound care under one roof.
📄 Inclusive Care & Coverage: We welcome Medicare, Medi-Cal, and most major plans. Out-of-network? We work with you so care remains accessible.
📍 7 Convenient Locations: Fresno • Clovis • Selma • Visalia • Hanford • Stockton • Salinas.
Don't wait until a small issue becomes a life-changing complication.

🔗 Learn more & schedule an evaluation: cvveinandwound.com

📞 Call us today: (559) 721-4910

08/07/2026

07/23/2026

Why won’t some leg wounds heal?

Many people believe a chronic wound is simply a skin problem. In reality, the wound is often a symptom of an underlying circulation problem.

🩸 Venous disease can cause blood to pool in the legs, increasing pressure and leading to swelling, skin changes, and venous leg ulcers.

🫀 Arterial disease reduces blood flow, limiting the oxygen and nutrients your tissues need to heal.

Treating the wound alone may provide temporary improvement—but if the underlying circulation problem isn’t addressed, the wound can return or continue to worsen.

At Central Valley Vein & Wound Center, we evaluate both the wound and the circulation to develop a comprehensive treatment plan focused on healing and preventing recurrence.

If you or a loved one has a wound that hasn’t healed after several weeks, don’t ignore it. Early evaluation can help prevent infection, hospitalization, and even amputation.

📍 7 Central Valley Locations
📞 (559) 721-4910
🌐 CVVeinandWound.com

07/06/2026

At Central Valley Vein & Wound Center, under the medical leadership of board-certified vascular surgeon Dr. Leo Fong, our team is dedicated to treating the root cause—not just the symptoms.

Whether you’re living with a chronic wound, poor circulation, leg swelling, or varicose veins, we’re committed to helping patients heal, restore mobility, and reduce the risk of serious complications, including amputation.

With 7 convenient locations throughout the Central Valley, expert care is never far away.

📍 Fresno
📍 Clovis
📍 Selma
📍 Hanford
📍 Visalia
📍 Stockton
📍 Salinas

📞 (559) 721-4910
🌐 www.cvveinandwound.com

Healing Lives. Restoring Hope.

06/13/2026

Healthy Communities Start with Connection.

Our team was proud to participate in the Avenal Community Wellness Resource Event, where we had the opportunity to connect with local residents, provide educational resources, and discuss the importance of vein health, vascular disease, and chronic wound care.

Events like these allow us to engage directly with the communities we serve, answer questions, and help individuals learn about treatment options that can improve their health and quality of life. We are grateful for the opportunity to support the health and wellness of Avenal and surrounding communities.

Central Valley Vein & Wound Center proudly serves patients throughout California with locations in:

📍 Fresno
📍 Clovis
📍 Selma
📍 Hanford
📍 Visalia
📍 Stockton
📍 Salinas

If you’re organizing a healthcare, wellness, senior, community, or educational event, we’d love to connect with you. Look for Central Valley Vein & Wound Center at a healthcare or wellness event near you as we continue our mission of bringing education, awareness, and specialized care to the communities we serve.

📞 559-721-4910
🌐 www.cvveinandwound.com

06/12/2026

🩹 June is Wound Care Awareness Month 🩹

Did you know that chronic wounds affect millions of Americans and can lead to serious complications if left untreated?

Whether it’s a diabetic foot ulcer, venous leg ulcer, pressure injury, surgical wound, or a wound that just isn’t healing properly, early intervention can make all the difference.

✅ Keep wounds clean
✅ Protect them with appropriate dressings
✅ Watch for signs of infection
✅ Seek expert care if healing stalls

At Central Valley Vein & Wound Center, our team specializes in advanced wound healing treatments designed to help patients heal faster, reduce complications, and improve quality of life.

🚨 Don’t ignore a wound that isn’t improving. A wound that hasn’t healed within 4 weeks may require specialized treatment.

📍 Serving patients throughout:
• Fresno
• Clovis
• Visalia
• Selma
• Hanford
• Stockton
• Salinas

📞 559-721-4910
📠 559-721-4920
🌐 www.cvveinandwound.com

If you know someone struggling with a chronic wound, share this post—it could help them get the care they need.

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05/27/2026

We’re continuing our summer leg health awareness series ☀️

Hot weather, increased activity, dehydration, and long days on your feet can all place added stress on your veins, circulation, and wound healing.

A few simple habits can go a long way this summer:

✔️ Stay hydrated
✔️ Elevate your legs when resting
✔️ Wear compression if recommended
✔️ Monitor swelling, redness, or skin changes
✔️ Don’t ignore wounds that are slow to heal
✔️ Stay active and keep circulation moving

Common symptoms we see worsen during the summer months include:• Leg swelling & heaviness• Varicose vein discomfort• Venous ulcers• Skin discoloration• Poor circulation & leg pain• Non-healing wounds

Early evaluation and treatment can help prevent more serious complications later.

At Central Valley Vein & Wound Centers, our team specializes in advanced wound care, vein treatment, vascular evaluation, and limb preservation — with convenient locations throughout the Central Valley.

📍 Fresno | Clovis | Visalia | Selma | Hanford | Stockton | Salinas

📞 559.721.4910
🌐 cvveinandwound.com

05/12/2026

As temperatures rise across California’s Central Valley, we commonly see an increase in:

• Lower extremity edema
• Wound deterioration & infection
• Venous reflux symptoms
• Peripheral vascular complications
• Delayed wound healing

Early recognition and timely intervention can help prevent serious complications and limb-threatening progression.

If your patients are experiencing worsening wounds, swelling, leg pain, or venous disease symptoms this summer, our team is here to help.

📞 559.721.4910
📠 559.721.4920
🌐 cvveinandwound.com

04/26/2026

Wound not healing? That’s not normal.
If a wound hasn’t improved after a few weeks, there’s usually a reason.
In many cases, poor circulation or vein disease is preventing your body from healing properly.

At Central Valley Vein & Wound, we specialize in identifying why wounds aren’t healing — and creating a plan to fix it.
You may need evaluation if you have:
• A wound open longer than 2–4 weeks
• Leg swelling or tightness
• Skin discoloration or irritation
• Recurring wounds that come back

This isn’t something to wait on — early treatment makes a big difference.
✅ Advanced wound care
✅ Vein & circulation evaluations
✅ Fast access to care
✅ Most insurances accepted

📍 Fresno | Clovis | Selma | Visalia | Hanford | Stockton | Salinas
📞 (559) 721-4910
🌐 cvveinandwound.com

Self-referrals & physician referrals welcome
Get answers. Get treated. Get back to healing.