What is a Peripheral Neuropathy Relief Program?
A peripheral neuropathy relief program is a structured plan that uses several supportive therapies to address nerve-related symptoms from more than one angle.
Dr. Jennifer Walker built this program after seeing how peripheral neuropathy can slowly reduce a patient’s independence. Many of our Roanoke patients have been with us since 2006, and we watched symptoms progress even as medication plans expanded.
That experience pushed Dr. Walker to study neuropathy progression in depth and travel nationwide to learn what was working in leading clinics. She shaped those findings into a clear program with measurable checkpoints and consistent follow-up, so patients understand what each step is for and how progress is tracked.
Because neuropathy varies from person to person, the plan focuses on a few shared priorities: improving blood flow to the extremities, using targeted electrical stimulation to support nerve comfort and signaling, and reinforcing progress through nutrition and lifestyle guidance with an emphasis on inflammation support. In more advanced cases, regenerative options may be considered based on clinical fit.
Low-Level Light Therapy
Sanexas Horizontal Therapy
Extracorporeal Pulsed Activation Therapy (EPAT)
Human Cellular Tissue Product (HCTP) Injections
Physical Rehabilitation