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Now Enrolling!

New Clinical Study for

DPN Hand & Foot Pain

Are you one of the 30 million Americans suffering from peripheral neuropathy, experiencing pain, tingling, or weakness in your feet and legs?

You are not alone, and help is available near you.

A new study is now enrolling for a non-opioid, non-surgical treatment option for painful hands and feet caused by diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN).

Find out if you qualify by taking a short survey today!

  • Compensation Is Available- Medicare Accepted

Now Enrolling!

New Clinical Study for

DPN Hand & Foot Pain!

Are you one of the 30 million Americans suffering from peripheral neuropathy, experiencing pain, tingling, or weakness in your feet and legs?

A new study is now enrolling for a non-opioid, non-surgical treatment option for painful hands and feet caused by diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN). Find out if you qualify by taking a short survey today!

You are not alone, and help is available near you.

*Now Accepting Medicare

If You Struggle With Tingling and Burning Pain When You're

Sleeping
Walking
Doing Household Chores
Enjoying Family & Friends
And Working..

Then You May Suffer From Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy

Take a short survey to see if this pain-relief therapy may be right for you.

Compensation Is Available- Medicare Accepted

Understanding the Symptoms and Taking Control.

Symptoms may include:

Numbness or tingling in feet and legs. 

Shooting, burning, pins and needles pain.

Increased pain experienced during sleep.

Loss of sensation and slow healing sores.

Pain from DPN is often treated by:

  • Managing Glucose Levels

  • Topical Creams

  • Pain Medication (prescription or over-the-counter)

Medication is often not enough to control pain for many Americans who suffer from PDPN (painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy) and taking pain medication can have serious side effects.

Find out if you qualify by taking a short survey today!

Compensation Is Available- Medicare Accepted

What To Expect

  1. Take the survey to understand if you may be a candidate for this therapy.

  2. Discuss your pain with a therapy expert and connect with a local pain clinic that can provide the therapy.

  3. A trial of the therapy is available to "test drive" for 3-10 days and determine if the study is a good option.

  4. People who opt for this therapy have the option to choose between a few treatment options.

Take a short survey to see if this pain-relief therapy may be right for you.

Compensation Is Available- Medicare Accepted

This new study may be a good fit for individuals who:

  • Experience pain in the legs or feet (tingling, burning, stabbing sensations)

  • Must be diagnosed with type 1 or type 2 diabetes

  • Must have experienced nerve pain in your feet or hands for at least 6 months

  • Must be taking medication to treat your diabetes

  • Cannot currently have any diabetic ulcers on your feet

Take a short survey to see if this pain-relief therapy may be right for you.

Compensation Is Available- Medicare Accepted

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What is Diabetic

Peripheral Neuropathy?

As of 2024, approximately 30 million people in the United States are affected by some form of neuropathy, including peripheral neuropathy. This condition leads to symptoms such as pain, tingling, or weakness in the feet and legs. The prevalence of diabetic neuropathy remains high among those with diabetes, impacting a significant portion of the diabetic population​.

Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy (DPN) is nerve damage caused by diabetes.

It usually starts with numbness or tingling in the feet and legs and can progress to muscle weakness, burning or stabbing pain, and eventual loss of sensation. For many patients, DPN pain is worse at night, which can make it difficult to get a good night’s sleep.

Chronic pain from DPN can interfere with daily activities, including sleep.


Moderate-to-severe DPN pain is often treated by managing glucose levels and taking pain medication, either prescription or over-the-counter. But medication is often not enough to control pain for many who suffer from DPN, and taking pain medication can have serious side effects.

This new study may be a good fit for individuals who:

  • Experience pain in the legs or feet

  • Have had DPN pain for at least a year

  • Have not had success managing DPN pain with their current treatment

  • Have DPN pain that negatively impacts sleep and quality of life

Take a short survey to see if this pain-relief therapy may be right for you.

*Now Enrolling Medicare Patients

The study may be a good fit for individuals who:

  • Experience pain in the legs or feet

  • Have had DPN pain for at least one year

  • Have not had success managing DPN pain with their current treatment(s)

  • Have DPN pain that negatively impacts sleep and quality of life

Take a short survey to see if this pain-relief therapy may be right for you.

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