FAQs
Your Questions Answered
HOW DOES NEUROMODULATION WORK?
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A minor nerve block to the superficial nerves is performed.
2. A patented resonate set of 5 signals is sent to pathological tissue to mimic mitochondrial ATP production and aid in tissue healing.
3. Physical Therapy is used to coordinate the tissues use for increased function such as balance and walking ability.
I AM ON METFORMIN, CAN I STILL BE TREATED?
Yes. However, a side effect of Metformin is neuropathy. We have an inexpensive program to offset the side effects of Metformin. We highly recommend our Metformin Cleanup Program while also undergoing Neuromodulation. Ask us how this program will benefit you.
CAN I AFFORD TREATMENT?
Neuromodulation is covered by all insurance including Medicare. Prior to treatment National Neuropathy Center can verify your Insurance Coverage for you so there are no surprises.
DO YOU HAVE A SCHEDULING POLICY?
We recommend you schedule your visits two weeks in advance. Our available time slots fill up quickly. Getting your preferred times on our schedule two weeks in advance will assist in keeping your treatments consistent.
WHAT IS THE CANCELLATION POLICY?
We require 24-hour notice to cancel an appointment. If notice is not given we do charge a $50 fee. When appointments are not kept the patient does not get better and appointments are taken away from other patients. Thank You for your consideration.
WHAT ABOUT VACATIONS OR SHORT ABSENCES FROM TREATMENT?
Everyone has a life. We are happy to schedule around life events that pull you away from your treatment. However, realize that the Neuromodulation (RST) treatments are cumulative in nature, and depending on your specific case we may have to backtrack some treatments. It is situationally dependent.
WILL MY SYMPTOMS RETURN ONCE MY TREATMENT IS OVER?
Our experience treating thousands of peripheral neuropathy patients indicates that the Neuromodulation treatment can be a permanent fix. However, National Neuropathy Centers does encounter some patients who have had to return for some maintenance treatments. It depends on the type and cause of your neuropathy and is situationally dependent.