Veincentre Birmingham
10-11 Greenfield Crescent, Edgbaston Village, Birmingham, B15 3AU
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The VeinCentre Consultation
A detailed conversation with your dedicated consultant about your veins, including an ultrasound scan. They’ll explain the results and recommend the best treatment options for you.
Treatment
A minimally invasive procedure to restore healthy blood flow. It’s a walk-in, walk-out treatment that takes about an hour.
Follow Up
A follow-up ultrasound scan to check the results and, if needed, a quick touch-up to ensure you get the best outcome.
Meet your Team
At VeinCentre Birmingham, your care is led by highly experienced Vascular Consultants who oversee your consultation and treatment from start to finish. The Consultant you meet at your first appointment will guide you throughout your journey, providing continuity, reassurance and expert care every step of the way. Call our Patient Advisory Team on 01213143949.
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How to get to us
By Car
There are several parking options within walking distance of VeinCentre Birmingham. The most convenient parking is located on Highfield Road, B15 3DP, just a short two-minute walk from the clinic. You can pay at the machine or via the RingGo app using location code 33613. There are also two disabled parking spaces available, and limited free parking for up to two hours on Highfield Road.
If travelling by car, please enter B15 3DP into your sat nav, which will guide you to The High Field Town House on the B4532 near Five Ways roundabout. As Greenfield Crescent is pedestrianised with no direct vehicle access to the clinic entrance, parking is accessed via the public car park entrance opposite the hotel, marked with a blue “P” sign.
If you need any assistance planning your visit, our team will be happy to help.
By Public Transport
VeinCentre Birmingham is easily accessible by tram, train and bus.
By Tram:
Edgbaston Village Metro stop – 2-minute walk
Five Ways Metro stop – 9-minute walk
Direct West Midlands Metro services run frequently from Grand Central and Birmingham New Street, with a journey time of approximately 10 minutes.
By Train:
Birmingham New Street Station offers direct rail connections across the West Midlands and nationwide. From the station, you can take the Metro to Edgbaston Village or Five Ways for a quick and convenient transfer to the clinic.
By Bus:
Several bus routes operate towards Hagley Road and Five Ways, with a short walk from the main stops to the clinic entrance.
Accessibility Information
VeinCentre Birmingham is located on the second floor of the building. There is a lift available upon entry, as well as stairs to the left.
Please note that there is no disabled access at this clinic. Once inside, there are five steps down to the treatment room, which may make the clinic unsuitable for patients with significant mobility limitations.
If you have any concerns about access or would like to discuss your individual requirements before your visit, please contact our team. We will always do our best to advise and support you.
VeinCentre Birmingham FAQs
Where is VeinCentre Birmingham located?
VeinCentre Birmingham is located on Greenfield Crescent, a pedestrianised area, so vehicle access is available via nearby parking rather than directly outside the clinic entrance. If arriving on foot, head towards the rear of Loki Wine Bar. You will find an alleyway between Loki and ANG (Austin Newport Group). Walk through the alleyway and turn immediately left. Our entrance is the first door with a canopy above it.
There is an intercom at the entrance. Please press 3 and the bell to gain access. The clinic is located on the second floor and can be reached by lift or stairs.
If you need any assistance finding us, our team will be happy to help.
Do You Treat Patients From Outside Birmingham?
Yes. Many of our patients travel to VeinCentre Birmingham from across the West Midlands and surrounding areas for specialist, consultant-led vein treatment. Our Edgbaston Village location is well connected by road and rail, making it convenient for those travelling from further afield.
If you would prefer to attend a clinic closer to home, VeinCentre has over 40 locations across the UK. You can use our clinic finder to locate your nearest VeinCentre and book directly with the most convenient option for you.
What vein conditions are treated at the Birmingham Clinic?
At VeinCentre Birmingham, we treat:
– Varicose veins
– Leg thread veins
– Facial thread veins
All leg treatments are consultant-led and carried out on site at our Central Birmingham clinic.
How quickly can I get an appointment?
We aim to offer consultation appointments at VeinCentre Harley Street as quickly as possible, often within a few weeks. Availability can vary depending on demand, but our team will always do their best to accommodate your schedule.
If you are experiencing discomfort or would prefer to be seen sooner, please let us know when booking so we can advise on the earliest available appointment.
Our team is also available to respond to enquiries promptly, ensuring your visit can be arranged smoothly and efficiently.
Are treatments carried out at VeinCentre Birmingham?
Yes. VeinCentre Harley Street provides consultant-led treatment on site for varicose veins and thread veins.
All procedures are carried out in our Central Birmingham clinic and are designed to be walk-in, walk-out, with no general anaesthetic and no hospital stay. Treatments may include EVLA, foam sclerotherapy, microsclerotherapy or thermocoagulation, depending on your individual needs.
Do I need a GP referral to be seen at the Birmingham clinic?
No, you do not need a GP referral to book an appointment at VeinCentre Birmingham. You are welcome to self refer and arrange a consultation directly with one of our experienced Vascular Consultants.
Please note that VeinCentre is a private clinic and we do not accept NHS referrals. If you have been referred through the NHS, you would need to be seen within an NHS service rather than at our clinic.
If you are planning to use private medical insurance, your insurer may require an authorisation code before your appointment. We recommend contacting them in advance to confirm your cover. If you have any questions about the process, our team will be happy to guide you.