Multimodal nerve care
Neuropathy and Nerve Reviver
Neuropathy is nerve damage that may cause numbness, tingling, burning, pain, or changes in balance. Our holistic approach considers contributing health conditions, daily movement, nutrition, and supportive options such as Nerve Reviver.
Nerve care
Understanding Neuropathy
Neuropathy often starts in the feet or hands. People describe pins and needles, burning at night, numb toes or feeling unsteady on the stairs. It has many possible causes, including diabetes and low B12, and sometimes more than one is involved.
Because several things can play a part, we look at related health conditions, daily movement and nutrition before suggesting options. If you’ve had nerve tests or imaging, bring the results to your visit. Nerve Reviver is one of the supportive options we may use.
Many people have lived with symptoms for years before they come in. We’ll ask about your feet, your balance and how symptoms affect your sleep, because those details help us decide where to start and what to track over time.
What is Nerve Reviver?
A multimodal system combining several noninvasive technologies. The components selected for your plan depend on your needs and the device instructions.
- NerveCare+: low-level electrical stimulation delivered through water around the hands or feet.
- NeuroGlow / NeuroWave: light-based devices that deliver red or near-infrared light.
- NeuroVibe: a vibration platform for general wellness, gentle movement, and relaxation.
- Personalized guidance may also include exercise, foot care, nutrition, and home-use instructions.
Potential benefits
Building a Nerve Care Plan
Nerve symptoms rarely have a quick fix, so we focus on steady, practical steps you can keep up at home as well as in the clinic.
We track progress over time, checking in on symptoms, sleep and balance at each visit.
- Working toward everyday comfort, movement and function.
- Improving nerve symptoms when a vitamin deficiency, such as low B12, is a contributing factor.
- Building practical movement, nutrition and foot-care routines.
Results vary.
Peptides, supplements and vitamins
Targeted nutrient replacement may improve symptoms when a deficiency contributes to neuropathy. Other supplements and peptide options can be discussed individually; peptide benefits for neuropathy are not established, and evidence, risks and legal availability need careful review.
Foot care matters more than most people expect. When feeling is reduced, small cuts and blisters can go unnoticed, so we’ll go over simple daily checks and footwear as part of your plan.
Before you begin Nerve Reviver, we’ll explain the schedule and what each part of a session involves. Between visits, regular walking, steady blood sugar where that applies and a quick look at your feet each evening all support the work done in the clinic.
What to expect
How Your Care Works
01
Your First Visit
Your first visit lasts about an hour. We review your medical conditions, current prescriptions, lifestyle and goals.
02
Your Plan
We talk through established care and appropriate emerging options, then put together a plan that fits you.
03
Follow-Up
Some people need closer check-ins at first; others need occasional visits. It depends on your goals and progress.
Is Nerve Reviver invasive?
No. It combines several noninvasive technologies. The parts used in your plan depend on your needs and the device instructions.
Can vitamins help with neuropathy?
Targeted nutrient replacement may improve symptoms when a deficiency, such as low B12, is part of the cause. Other supplements and peptide options are discussed individually.
Do you offer telehealth?
In-person care is available in Winter Park, Florida, United States. For telehealth, confirm availability for your physical location and chosen service with the clinic before scheduling.
Do you accept insurance?
We do not accept insurance. Your plan may allow reimbursement using your receipts; check with your insurer. Many eligible services may also qualify for HSA or FSA funds.
How much do visits cost?
Pricing depends on the visit and services. Email us for current rates. Uninsured and self-pay patients can request a written Good Faith Estimate.
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