Free - No Obligation
The first step toward relief is simply understanding what is happening with your nerves. Our complimentary nerve scan uses two quick, painless tests to evaluate blood flow and sensory nerve damage in your hands and feet.
The two tests
- Thermal imaging assesses changes in blood flow. Decreased blood flow means less oxygen and fewer nutrients reaching your nerves.
- Electrical conductivity gloves and socks assess sensory nerve damage in the hands and feet.
Together, the results will either qualify or disqualify you for more advanced nerve testing with the doctor, so you know whether our program is a fit before going any further.
Quick
The whole screening takes only a few minutes of your time.
Painless
No needles and no discomfort, just simple, comfortable testing.
No Pressure
You will get clear answers and honest guidance, with no obligation.
Advanced Neuropathy Testing and Examination
After your Free Nerve Damage Screening, the next step is a comprehensive neuropathy examination designed to evaluate all three areas of nerve function:
- Sensory nerve testing to measure numbness, tingling, burning, pain, and loss of sensation
- Autonomic nerve testing to evaluate circulation, temperature regulation, and other automatic nerve functions
- Motor testing to assess strength, balance, coordination, and muscle function
We also take an in-depth look at your medical history, symptoms, medications, nutrition, diet, lifestyle, and other factors that may be contributing to your nerve damage.
By combining your test results with your health history, our team can determine the stage and severity of your neuropathy and identify your specific needs. This information allows us to create personalized recommendations and treatment protocols focused on slowing the progression of nerve damage and supporting the nerves that may still be capable of healing.
By combining your test results with your health history, our team can determine the stage and severity of your neuropathy and identify your specific needs. This information allows us to create personalized recommendations and treatment protocols focused on slowing the progression of nerve damage and supporting the nerves that may still be capable of healing.
