Midwest Institute for Non-Surgical Therapy (MINT) brings together expertise in vascular care, vein care, and image-guided embolization. We help patients understand their symptoms, explore treatment options, and make informed decisions about their care.
Three Areas of Specialty Care
Vascular (Arterial) Care
We evaluate and treat circulation problems—especially peripheral artery disease (PAD)—that can cause leg pain with walking, cramping, numbness, and non-healing wounds/ulcers. When appropriate, treatment is minimally invasive and designed to restore blood flow and function.
Embolization Procedures
Image-guided embolization procedures for select conditions, including Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE), Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE), Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization (HAE), Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE), and other embolization-based therapies depending on diagnosis and candidacy.
Vein Care
We treat venous conditions such as varicose veins, venous insufficiency, spider veins, and pelvic venous disorders using modern, minimally invasive options such as ablation and sclerotherapy.
Across every specialty, the focus remains the same: compassionate, individualized care grounded in the latest medical evidence.
Why Patients Choose MINT
Patients in the St. Louis area choose MINT because:
- Care is led by a board-certified interventional radiologist
- Treatments are minimally invasive, with quicker recovery and less discomfort
- Advanced imaging ensures accurate diagnosis and precise treatment
- Providers take time to explain every step with clarity and compassion
- The practice is built on increasing access to care and reducing disparities
- The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and centered on patient comfort
Every patient is treated with respect, attention, and genuine concern for their well-being.
Take the Next Step
Whether you’re seeking relief from vein discomfort, managing circulation concerns, or exploring nonsurgical fibroid or prostate treatments, MINT is here to guide you. Explore our providers and locations, or request an appointment to discuss your symptoms and treatment options.