Restore Your Nerve Health. Reclaim Your Life.

Peripheral neuropathy refers to damage or dysfunction of the peripheral nerves — those that carry signals between your brain, spinal cord, and the rest of your body. The most common symptoms include burning, tingling, stabbing pain, numbness, and balance problems, typically beginning in the feet and hands. It is a progressive condition because damaged nerve cells are gradually deprived of oxygen and nutrients through a process called cellular starvation. Without intervention that addresses that root cause, nerve tissue continues to deteriorate. Early treatment is critical: the window for meaningful reversal narrows the longer damage is left untreated.

Most conventional approaches focus on symptom management — prescribing medications such as gabapentin, pregabalin, or antidepressants to reduce the sensation of pain. While these can provide temporary relief, they do not address the underlying nerve damage and can carry significant side effects with long-term use. At Southern Oregon Neuropathy Solutions, our protocols are designed to restore nerve health at the cellular level by stimulating micro-circulation — re-supplying oxygen and nutrients to damaged nerve endings so the nerves can repair. We use non-invasive, drug-free technologies and combine them with diagnostic mapping so we can measure actual progress in nerve function, not just subjective pain reports.

Ideal candidates are patients who have been diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy — from any cause, including diabetes, chemotherapy, idiopathic origin, or post-surgical nerve sensitivity — and who are experiencing symptoms such as foot or hand pain, numbness, tingling, balance issues, or disrupted sleep. Candidates must have some remaining nerve viability (nerves that are completely non-functional cannot be restored), which is why early evaluation is so important. The best way to find out is to schedule your free neuropathy screening at our Medford office. During that visit, we assess your condition honestly and tell you clearly whether our protocols are likely to help you — with no pressure or obligation to proceed.

Treatment duration varies based on the severity and duration of your nerve damage, the underlying cause, and how your body responds to initial care. Most patients undergo a structured program that spans several weeks to a few months, with multiple visits per week in the active phase. After completing your diagnostic mapping, our clinical team will provide you with a clear written treatment plan that outlines the expected timeline, the specific therapies involved, and the milestones we'll use to measure your progress. We believe in complete transparency so you can make an informed decision before committing to any program.

Yes, completely free — no hidden fees, no required follow-up purchase. During your free neuropathy screening at our 537 Murphy Road office in Medford, our clinician will review your medical history, discuss your symptoms in detail, and conduct a focused neurological evaluation. At the end of the appointment, we'll share our honest clinical assessment: whether you appear to be a candidate for our protocols, what the likely treatment pathway would look like, and what your realistic expectations should be. If we don't believe we can help you, we'll tell you — and suggest appropriate next steps.

Coverage varies significantly depending on your insurance plan, the specific therapies recommended, and your diagnosis. Some elements of care may be covered by Medicare or private insurance, while others may not. During your free screening and any subsequent diagnostic consultation, our team will review your coverage with you in plain language, provide transparent pricing for any services not covered, and discuss flexible options. We believe financial uncertainty should never be a barrier to finding out whether effective treatment exists for your condition — which is why the initial screening is always at no cost to you. Call our office at (541) 203-2418 with specific coverage questions and our team will help clarify before your visit.