Business Details
Specialized Neuropathy Treatment Center
At Woodstock Health Institute, we specialize in advanced neuropathy care, combining cutting-edge therapies with personalized treatment plans. Our approach focuses on natural healing through non-invasive methods, addressing root causes rather than masking symptoms. With over 25 years of clinical experience, we utilize technologies like exosome therapy, electromagnetic infrared therapy, and nerve re-education to restore nerve function. Our team prioritizes patient education and holistic wellness, offering structured programs for peripheral neuropathy, disc therapy, and wound care.We maintain strict clinical protocols, supported by peer-reviewed research, to deliver measurable improvements in pain reduction and mobility. Our commitment to transparency ensures patients receive comprehensive evaluations before treatment, with ongoing support through in-clinic visits and home care programs.
Services
Neuropathy Treatment
Exosome Therapy
Disc Decompression
Wound Care
Nerve Re-education
Highlights and features
- We offer non-invasive nerve regeneration therapies proven through 21 peer-reviewed studies
- Our treatment protocols combine six customizable components for personalized care
- Board-certified neuropathy specialists with 30+ years of combined clinical experience
- We utilize exosome therapy and electromagnetic infrared technology for cellular healing
- Comprehensive vascular and neurological evaluations determine precise treatment needs
What people say
Miracle actually
Pain is gone
Balance and energy back
Sleep better
Burning sensation eliminated
Services
Neuropathy Treatment
Our neuropathy treatment addresses peripheral nerve damage through a four-step protocol. First, we reduce inflammation using exosome therapy and electromagnetic infrared treatments. Next, we stimulate nerve repair with electrostimulation devices that restore electrical conductivity. The third phase focuses on vascular regeneration to improve blood flow, while the final stage incorporates nutritional support for cellular healing. This comprehensive approach helps patients regain sensation, reduce pain, and improve mobility through non-surgical interventions.
Exosome Therapy
Exosome therapy utilizes extracellular vesicles containing growth factors and RNA to promote tissue repair. These biological messengers target inflamed nerve tissues, reducing oxidative stress and activating the body's natural regeneration processes. When combined with our neuropathy protocol, exosome injections enhance healing signals at the cellular level. This treatment works synergistically with low-level light therapy to improve mitochondrial function and nerve conductivity without invasive procedures or pharmaceutical interventions.
Disc Decompression
Our non-surgical spinal decompression system treats herniated and bulging discs through controlled traction. The DOC Decompression Table precisely targets affected vertebrae to relieve nerve compression, while the Back on Trac chair provides full-spine alignment. This dual-approach increases intervertebral space, allowing nutrients to reach damaged discs and facilitating natural healing. Patients experience reduced sciatica symptoms, improved mobility, and decreased reliance on pain medications through this mechanical nerve decompression technique.
Wound Care
Advanced wound care services address non-healing ulcers and diabetic foot injuries through multidisciplinary treatment. We employ biological grafts, specialized dressings, and debridement techniques to remove necrotic tissue. Our vascular assessments identify circulation issues affecting healing, while customized offloading solutions prevent pressure injuries. This comprehensive approach treats arterial, venous, and neuropathic ulcers through insurance-covered protocols that reduce infection risks and amputation potential for chronic wound patients.
Nerve Re-education
Nerve re-education therapy uses microcurrent technology to restore neural pathways. Our electrostimulation devices deliver targeted electrical impulses that recalibrate damaged nerve signals, reducing neuropathic pain and improving sensory feedback. The treatment protocol combines frequency-specific microcurrent with vibration therapy to enhance proprioception and balance. This modality works synergistically with infrared therapy to improve axonal transport and remyelination in peripheral nerve fibers affected by diabetes or trauma.
People
Dr. Bruce Stevens
Founder & Neuropathy Specialist
Board-certified chiropractor with 30+ years experience, specializing in non-invasive nerve regeneration. Developed the Woodstock Method for Neuropathy through decades of clinical research and patient care.
Julie Abrahamson
Physician Assistant
Nationally certified PA-C with 20+ years in regenerative medicine. Expertise in orthopedic injections and platelet-rich plasma therapy, contributing to comprehensive neuropathy treatment plans.
Questions
What makes your neuropathy treatment different from other clinics?
Our protocol combines six evidence-based components including exosome therapy and nerve re-education, customized to each patient's neurological profile through detailed diagnostic testing.
Do you accept insurance for neuropathy treatment?
We provide insurance-covered wound care services. For neuropathy treatments, we offer flexible payment options as these specialized therapies typically aren't covered by standard insurance plans.
How long does the neuropathy treatment program last?
Treatment duration varies based on nerve damage severity. Most patients complete our protocol in 12-24 weeks with weekly in-clinic sessions combined with home therapy programs.
Can you help with chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy?
Yes, we've successfully treated numerous patients with CIPN using our multi-modal approach. Our therapies target chemotherapy-related nerve damage through cellular healing and vascular regeneration.
What technology do you use for nerve regeneration?
We employ low-level light therapy (LLLT), frequency-specific microcurrent, and exosome injections supported by 21 peer-reviewed studies showing 97% success rates in peripheral nerve repair.
