Neurological & Nerve Disorders

Neurological & Nerve Disorders

​When your nervous system isn’t communicating clearly, everything feels harder — thinking, moving, sleeping, even simple daily tasks. Many of our patients come to us after months or years of symptoms that haven’t improved with standard care. You’re not imagining your symptoms, and you’re not stuck. There is a path forward.

 

​Common Conditions We Treat

Stroke and post-stroke recovery

• Peripheral neuropathy (diabetic, idiopathic, chemotherapy-induced)

• Post-concussion and traumatic brain injury

• Migraines and chronic headache

• Essential tremor and Parkinsonian symptoms

• Facial paralysis (Bell’s palsy)

• Nerve impingement or radiculopathy

• Gait instability, weakness, sensory loss

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​What Patients Often Notice Improving​

More stable sensation (less numbness, tingling, or buzzing)

 

Decreased nerve pain or burning

 

Improved balance or coordination

 

Clearer head pressure or dizziness reduction

 

Fewer migraines or sensory flares

 

More predictable movement and daily function

 

These improvements typically appear gradually, and every patient progresses at their own pace.​

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​You Don’t Need to Have the “Right Diagnosis”

Neurological symptoms often overlap, and many patients come to us with normal imaging or vague explanations like “nerve irritation” or “it’s probably stress.”

If your symptoms are affecting your life, you deserve real support and a clear plan — with or without a formal diagnosis.

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​When to Seek Care

You should schedule an evaluation if you’re experiencing:

 

Symptoms lasting longer than expected

 

Neuropathy that is spreading or increasing

 

Post-concussion symptoms that aren’t resolving

 

Tremor affecting daily tasks

 

Changes in coordination, balance, or strength

 

Numbness, tingling, or nerve-type pain that cycles on and off

 

Early intervention helps prevent long-term compensation patterns.

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