Joseph Hagman, MD

Dr. Joseph Hagman, M.D., has over 26 years of experience as an interventional radiologist, including 20 years at Baylor Scott and White. He specializes in minimally invasive treatments for varicose veins, restoring blood flow and relieving symptoms. “Improving the circulatory system really makes a difference in a patient’s health, including reducing the chance of a blood clot. Patients feel better, symptoms resolve, abnormal skin veins go away, and that leads to happy campers,” he says.

Dr. Joseph Hagman never wants his patients to feel rushed, and he takes the time to listen to their questions. He also spends time educating patients about vein disease and how easily bad veins can be treated. Patients have direct access to him for any questions, challenges or even to share a bad joke.

After attending Baylor University for his undergraduate degree, Dr. Hagman studied at Texas Tech Medical School. He completed his Diagnostic Radiology residency at the University of Kansas, Wichita and continued his training with an interventional radiology fellowship at UTMB Galveston. He is board-certified and the recipient of multiple awards. A quote that describes his practice philosophy is “People remember how well you did it over how fast you did it.”

While Dr. Hagman is passionate about performing life-changing procedures on his patients, he especially enjoys follow-up visits. “Patients typically say the cramping, throbbing, and restlessness are resolving,” he says. His greatest reward is getting a “thank you” from grateful patients and hearing about their improved quality of life.

Dr. Hagman is very family-oriented. He and his wife have three children, with whom he loves to spend time. He also enjoys comic books, softball, biking, cactuses, and slot cars. He strives to be mentally and physically optimal for his family and patients.

Dr. Hagman is currently accepting new patients and welcomes them to the Flower Mound and Southlake locations of StrideCare.