No, our Doctors created this specific proprietary treatment protocol themselves over 8+ years of treating patients. Our clinic has the experience of how to guide you through a successful program along with making sure you are getting effective clinical-grade treatment devices.

No, insurances only covers drugs, injections, and surgeries for neuropathy. We do accept HSA and Flex spending.

In order for treatments to get covered by insurance, there needs to be clinical trials run first. The insurance companies do not pay for those trials. Most treatments that are approved for insurance are either drugs or surgeries or studies done by universities. So those drug companies pay millions and millions of dollars to run clinical trials to get them approved into insurance.

Our program was created by our doctor over time treating patients in our clinic. We do not have the time or resources to run every clinical trial necessary to get this in insurance. The good news is the program works significantly better than the pain killers the insurance covers. And we recently crunched the numbers over the past 2.5 years and we found that 95% of all of our patients who completed our program said their condition improved with this program.

Yes, you do not need a referral to come to our clinic. People invest in their quality of life all the time. We all pay for things we value, our home, car, cell phone, tv. There isn’t a better investment than in your health.

Yes, we offer up to 24 months, 0% interest financing.

No doctor can guarantee the body to heal. What our clinic guarantees is that we will try everything possible to make sure you get better. Our Doctors are very thorough in making sure patients are good candidates before starting care and that is what has gotten us such a high success rate. Over the past 2.5 years, 95% of all neuropathy patients who completed our program reported their condition improved.

Since 2013.

100% Yes. Our clinic is trusted by our local medical community and our patients have completed over 100,000 daily home sessions. We receive referrals from medical doctors and neurologists. We’ve also treated many medical personnel including doctors and nurses as patients. You can also see countless success stories on our website and online reviews.

Not for helping patients reverse neuropathy.

Yes, all treatments designed for patients at home are FDA Cleared devices for safety.

Most patients will begin to see an improvement in 2-4 weeks, and most will reach a maximum improvement in 3-5 months.

Treatment is only 45 minutes per day while you sit and watch TV or read a book.

No, not at all.

All devices are smaller than a shoe box.

No, they are silent. 

There is no cure for neuropathy and while you will not have brand new feet after our program, the majority of our patients are 50-100% better after the program and can continue to maintain the relief at home ongoing with no additional cost.

Our clinic will guide you through the process, so you understand how to use the home devices and follow the protocols. Patients tell us the home care is very easy to follow. Our clinic will also follow up with you at scheduled intervals to make sure you are getting better and can also make any changes to the protocols if needed. You may also call or visit our clinic whenever you have questions or need help.

Once patients have completed the initial care program, we recommend they continue using the home program once every 1-2 weeks to make sure nothing comes back over time due to the aging process.

Our doctors created this specific program over the past 9 years of treating patients. The different types of devices have been used for over 30+ years across the world on all sorts of different health conditions.

The cost of our program is specific to each patient’s needs. Once the doctor understands your case, he can tell you exactly what you would need.

Nothing. Our initial care program includes everything patients need to continue with ongoing maintenance care. Other patients who go to clinics that require you to do all treatment in a clinic will have to continue paying roughly $1,000 every year to maintain their relief or else they get worse due to the aging process.

Yes, 2 years.