Neuropathy Treatment · Niceville, FL
Niceville, FL Neuropathy Treatment
Our collaborative team helps Niceville residents with neuropathy symptoms using acupuncture, EPAT, rehab, and more.
Helping Niceville Residents Feel and Move Better
Niceville is a close-knit city where people walk the Turkey Creek boardwalk, boat on the bayou, and turn out for the annual Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival. Our clinic at 24 Beal Pkwy in Fort Walton Beach serves many Niceville patients, about 13 miles away.
Neuropathy, or peripheral neuropathy, is damage to the nerves that connect your limbs and organs to the brain and spinal cord. When those nerves are damaged, it can affect sensation, movement, and comfort, most often in the hands and feet.
How We Treat Neuropathy
We take a holistic approach and build an individualized plan based on your symptoms and the likely causes. Options may include acupuncture to stimulate the nervous system, electrical stimulation therapy, EPAT low-intensity shockwave therapy to support circulation, chiropractic adjustments to reduce nerve irritation, and therapeutic massage.
Our goal is to reduce symptoms, improve mobility, and enhance quality of life. Many patients find that regular care also helps them feel more independent and confident on their feet. Your care begins with a comprehensive consultation to assess your symptoms and look for the root cause.
Who Neuropathy Treatment May Help
Common symptoms include:
- Tingling or "pins and needles" in the feet or hands
- Burning or sharp nerve pain
- Numbness or reduced feeling
- Muscle weakness or poor coordination
- Sensitivity to light touch
If you have diabetes, keep working with your doctor on blood sugar control. Our care is designed to support, not replace, your medical management.
We also see patients who are simply curious whether neuropathy treatment could help them. Asking questions is a good place to start.
From First Call to Care Plan
Your first visit is about understanding your condition and your goals. A typical path looks like this:
Call (850) 226-6728 or use our online request form. We collect your health history and insurance information when you arrive.
A detailed health history and physical exam, checking range of motion, orthopedic tests, and muscle strength, with X-rays only when medically necessary.
We check sensation, balance, strength, and circulation in your feet and hands, and review medical history such as diabetes or medications that can affect nerves.
Your team reviews progress at follow-up visits and changes the plan when needed, so each visit moves you toward your goals.
We explain each step before it happens and check in on your progress at every visit, so you always know what comes next.
Neuropathy Treatment for Niceville and Nearby Communities
Nerve symptoms like numbness or burning in the feet can make Niceville's walking trails and bayou docks harder to enjoy. Our clinic in Fort Walton Beach is about 24 minutes away for nerve-focused care.
The drive from Niceville is roughly 13 miles. Most of the drive follows SR 85 (Eglin Parkway) south past Shalimar to Fort Walton Beach, then on to our office at 24 Beal Pkwy. Allow a few extra minutes during base rush hours.
Our location works well for the whole Twin Cities area, including Niceville, Valparaiso, and Shalimar along the route south.
Why Choose Our Clinic for Neuropathy Treatment
Patients from Niceville choose White Sands Integrative Medical for neuropathy treatment for a few practical reasons:
- Exercise and nutrition guidance to support nerve health
- A collaborative team of chiropractors, therapists, and a nurse practitioner
- Non-surgical, non-opioid care is the focus
- No referral is needed to schedule a visit
Your care is guided by Dr. Erik Persiani, D.C., a licensed chiropractic physician and board certified acupuncturist who earned his Doctor of Chiropractic at the National University of Health Sciences. Around the office he is known as "Doc" for his laid-back manner and sense of humor.
Most of all, we want you to understand your care. We explain what we find and why we recommend each step.
Neuropathy Treatment FAQs for Niceville Patients
What is EPAT for neuropathy?
EPAT (Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Technology) is a non-invasive therapy that uses pulses to stimulate healing and enhance blood flow. It is one of several options we may combine in a neuropathy plan.
How long does neuropathy treatment usually take?
Neuropathy care is usually a series of visits rather than a single treatment, and the schedule depends on your symptoms and the therapies used. We review progress regularly and adjust your plan. Many Niceville patients book back-to-back services on the same day to make the most of the drive along SR 85.
How far is your clinic from Niceville?
Most Niceville patients reach us in around 24 minutes. Follow SR 85 south toward Fort Walton Beach and continue to Beal Parkway; give yourself extra time during Eglin rush hours.
Is there a neuropathy doctor near Niceville?
Our Fort Walton Beach clinic offers neuropathy care from a collaborative team of chiropractors, physical therapists, massage therapists, and a board certified family nurse practitioner, Lisa Haik, APRN, FNP-BC.
Do you accept insurance for neuropathy treatment?
Most insurance plans are accepted at our office, including Medicare. Since coverage varies from plan to plan, our staff will check your benefits and explain them before treatment, at no charge. If you have little or no coverage, flexible payment programs can be arranged.
What should I wear to my neuropathy treatment appointment?
Wear loose pants or shorts that roll up easily, and shoes and socks that are easy to remove, since we will examine your feet and lower legs. Coming from a shift at Eglin? Bringing a looser outfit to change into can make your visit more comfortable.
Schedule Your Visit From Niceville Today
You do not need a referral. Call (850) 226-6728 or request an appointment online, and we will take it from there.
Driving From Niceville
Use the map below for driving directions from Niceville to 24 Beal Pkwy, Fort Walton Beach. Most patients arrive in about 24 minutes.
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548
| Monday | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Lunch Break | 12:00 – 2:00 pm |
| Sat & Sun | Closed |