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Vascular surgery

Using advanced and minimally invasive surgical techniques, we provide the best blood vessel care, helping you move from treatment to recovery to return to the life you love.

Expertise when it matters most

Our expert team specializes in diagnosing, treating, and managing vascular conditions, providing a range of surgical and non-surgical interventions from board-certified specialists to improve your blood vessel health and overall well-being.

Highest Volume of Heart Surgeries

Our surgeons have an invaluable amount of experience that cannot be matched by any other center in the Intermountain region

Excellent Results

Our outcomes are continuously reviewed and rank well above reported national averages in all categories of heart surgery

Leading Technologies

Our cardiologists continue to to develop and lead in minimally invasive techniques for treating vascular conditions

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Advancing vascular surgery care

We offer comprehensive care tailored to your unique needs, including these services.

  • Aortic aneurysm repair

  • Carotid endarterectomy

  • Endovascular aortic repair (evar)

  • Thoracic endovascular aortic repair (tevar)

  • Peripheral artery disease treatment

Arne Olsen
Meet your team

Meet Dr. Arne Olsen

Meet Dr. Arne Olsen, a skilled vascular surgeon at Intermountain Health, dedicated to improving the lives of his patients. With expertise in vascular surgery, Dr. Olsen prioritizes building strong relationships with his patients, ensuring they feel understood and supported throughout their treatment journey. He believes in clear communication and personalized care, striving to bring peace of mind to his patients

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