Neuropathy FAQs in Campbell CA

On average, neuropathy care can range from as little as $2,000 to as much as $12,000 or more, with most patients falling between $5,000–$9,000.

The reason for this wide range is that neuropathy has many different causes — including diabetes, chemotherapy, physical trauma, alcoholism, medication toxicity, and even idiopathic (unknown) origins. Because of this, treatment is complex and costs vary depending on severity and type.

Our treatment approach is designed to go beyond pain relief by addressing the root issues: metabolic dysfunction, inflammation, reduced circulation, and nerve suffocation. Left untreated, this process can cause permanent damage. But with timely care, many patients can slow progression, see improvement, and in some cases, restore nerve function.

In most cases, insurance will cover only a small portion of care — usually 10–20% of the total cost. Unfortunately, the most effective therapies for neuropathy recovery are not covered by insurance. These include:

• Red light therapy
• Shockwave therapy
• Peripheral nerve stimulation
• Nutritional supplementation
• Dietary and lifestyle guidance
• Specialized therapeutic equipment

These are often the very treatments that drive meaningful improvement in neuropathy.

Any portion of care that falls under standard, billable chiropractic services may be covered, such as:

• Chiropractic adjustments
• Electrical muscle stimulation
• Heat/ice therapy
• Exercise therapy
• Myofascial therapy

Important: Medicare only covers chiropractic adjustment — no therapies.

It depends on what you mean by “treatable.” Traditional medical management aims to manage decline rather than restore function. It focuses primarily on symptom relief with:

• Pain medications
• Mobility devices
• Surgical intervention (in severe cases, especially if infection develops)

While these options can improve comfort, they do not address the root causes of nerve damage — meaning neuropathy typically continues to progress.

ur VO₂ Max Neuropathy Program is designed to identify the specific type and mechanism of your neuropathy, then target those deficits directly.

This program combines:

• Evidence-based therapies
• Targeted nutritional support
• Lifestyle interventions like exercise and diet modification

By improving circulation, restoring metabolic balance, and supporting nerve repair, patients often begin noticing measurable improvements within the first month of care.