Neuropathy Treatment Therapy

Common symptoms of neuropathy in the hands, arms, legs and/or feet:

• Numbness – Reduced sensation that may make it difficult to feel pain or temperature changes.
• Pain – Ranges from mild discomfort to severe, chronic nerve pain.
• Hypersensitivity – Increased sensitivity to touch or temperature changes.
• Abnormal sensations – Burning, shocking, throbbing, jabbing, or jolting sensations.
• Muscle weakness – Loss of strength, making movement difficult.
• Poor balance and coordination – Increasing the risk of falls and mobility challenges.
• Falls – Due to reduced sensation, muscle weakness, or poor balance.

If left untreated, neuropathy can worsen over time, affecting mobility, independence, and overall quality of life. Early intervention with targeted physical and occupational therapy can help slow progression, improve function, and reduce discomfort.

Neuropathy therapy is a specialized rehabilitation program designed to reduce nerve pain, improve mobility, and enhance overall function for individuals experiencing nerve damage. It involves a combination of physical therapy, occupational therapy, sensory retraining, and pain management techniques to help individuals regain strength, coordination, and independence in daily activities.

Yes, neuropathy therapy can help reduce pain and discomfort by improving circulation, retraining nerve pathways, and strengthening muscles that support affected areas. Techniques such as manual therapy, sensory retraining, and electrical stimulation can desensitize painful nerves and promote healing.

Neuropathy often affects the feet, leading to poor sensation, instability, and increased fall risk. Therapy focuses on balance training, proprioceptive exercises, and strength-building to help individuals walk more safely and confidently. Assistive devices and custom treatment plans may also be recommended to enhance stability.

The duration of therapy depends on the severity of symptoms, underlying cause, and individual progress. Some individuals see improvement in a few weeks, while others may require ongoing therapy to manage chronic symptoms. Our team regularly evaluates progress and adjusts treatment plans as needed.

While severe nerve damage may not be fully reversible, therapy can significantly improve function, reduce symptoms, and prevent further deterioration. Early intervention and consistent therapy can help individuals regain strength, sensation, and mobility.

Yes, we accept many major insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Priority Health, Aetna, Auto No-Fault, Worker’s Compensation, Medicaid, and Medicare. We can assist with insurance verification and payment options to ensure you receive the care you need.