The cost of neuropathy treatment is tailored to each individual’s unique circumstances. Your care with us begins with a $49 diagnostic appointment, which includes a thorough consultation, a detailed nerve assessment, and a comprehensive multi-point exam. This allows us to accurately evaluate your condition and its severity. Following this initial assessment, we will provide a personalized estimate of the treatment costs, ensuring your care plan is specifically designed to meet your needs. Our goal is to offer you the most effective and compassionate care throughout your healing journey.

Before beginning treatment, our focus is to accurately diagnose whether you have neuropathy and assess the severity of your condition. Your care starts with a $49 diagnostic appointment, which includes a thorough consultation, a complete nerve assessment to evaluate potential damage, and a multi-point exam. This comprehensive evaluation gives us a clear understanding of your unique situation, allowing us to create the most effective treatment plan tailored specifically to your needs. We are dedicated to providing you with personalized and compassionate care throughout your journey.

Typically your visit will take anywhere from 60-90 mins depending on the severity of your symptoms and if you had completed your intake forms before arriving.

Please make sure to complete your Intake Forms BEFORE coming to your appointment. Please make sure to answer ALL questions fully and to the best of your knowledge as this allows the Doctor to better diagnose your condition and provide proper care recommendations. Bring any Xray / MRI / Medical reports for review.

Neuropathy often starts with sensations of numbness, tingling, or "pins and needles" in the hands and feet. As it progresses, you may feel burning pain or heightened sensitivity to touch. Over time, you might experience muscle weakness, difficulty with balance, or challenges with fine motor skills. In some cases, a loss of sensation in the affected areas can occur, increasing the risk of unnoticed injuries.

If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, particularly if they are persistent or worsening, it's crucial to seek care. Early diagnosis can significantly improve treatment outcomes, so seeking medical attention promptly is essential if you suspect neuropathy.

Untreated neuropathy can lead to serious and life-altering complications. As numbness and poor coordination progress, the risk of falls and injuries increases dramatically. Chronic pain often intensifies, further diminishing your quality of life. In more advanced stages, muscle weakness and atrophy may develop, limiting mobility and independence. Even more concerning, damage to autonomic nerves can disrupt critical functions such as heart rate, blood pressure, and digestion. Life changing events such as limb amputation has shown to increase mortality rates. Seeking early treatment is crucial to prevent these potentially debilitating effects and protect your long-term health.

Neuropathy often results from nerve damage or interference with nerve signaling, each with distinct mechanisms that disrupt normal nerve function. Here are five common causes and how they lead to neuropathy; Note, there are over 100 causes of neuropathy:

Diabetes: Prolonged high blood sugar levels can damage nerve fibers, particularly in the legs and feet. Over time, up to 50% of diabetics may experience neuropathy.

Chemotherapy: While fighting cancer, chemotherapy drugs can unintentionally damage nerve cells, causing tingling, numbness, and pain, especially in the hands and feet.

Physical Injuries: Trauma or prolonged pressure on nerves, such as from an accident or a tight cast, can impair nerve function, resulting in localized neuropathy.

Autoimmune Diseases: Conditions like rheumatoid arthritis can cause the immune system to mistakenly attack nerve tissue, leading to widespread nerve damage.

Excessive Alcohol Use: Alcohol can directly damage nerves and hinder the absorption of essential nutrients like B vitamins, which are vital for maintaining nerve health.