


How we treat neuropathy to help current symptoms and prevent further nerve damage!
Why Neuropathy Happens
How To Identify Nerve & Circulation Issues
How To Prevent Further Damage
How To Naturally Promote Nerve Regeneration Process (No Harsh Medication)

Neuropathy is a condition that occurs when nerves are damaged or not functioning properly, most often affecting the feet and sometimes the hands.
It can result from various causes, such as diabetes, spinal compression, chemotherapy, injuries, or, in about 30% of cases, no identifiable cause. Symptoms range from mild tingling or burning to severe, life-altering pain that disrupts daily life.
Beyond pain, neuropathy often causes numbness, making it difficult to feel sensations in the affected areas. It can also lead to balance problems, increasing the challenges of everyday activities.


As neuropathy progresses, the greatest concern is not just discomfort .... it’s loss of perception.
Patients begin to lose their ability to feel:
Uneven surfaces
Changes in ground texture
Stair edges
Curbs
Balance shifts
This increases fall risk, instability, fear of movement, loss of independence & many individuals gradually limit their activity and become socially withdrawn because movement feels unsafe.


Most people we see have already tried meds, quick visits, and temporary fixes… but nothing actually solves the neuropathy.
That’s because those approaches only mask the problem.
At The Livingston Clinic, we do things differently.
We don’t guess, we test. The Livingston Clinic Exam pinpoints the exact cause and level of nerve damage, so we know exactly what’s going on.
From there, we build a personalized plan designed specifically for you, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Find the root cause
Look at your full health
Create a plan built for YOU
If you’re ready for real answers instead of temporary relief, this is your next step..

Dr. Stuart Meyers brings a wide range of clinical experience and a patient-centered approach to The Livingston Clinic. He is dedicated to helping patients find lasting relief by addressing the underlying causes of their pain rather than simply managing symptoms.
Under his leadership, the practice has expanded to offer comprehensive treatment programs for knee pain, peripheral neuropathy, postural correction, and other musculoskeletal conditions. By combining advanced technology with personalized care plans, Dr. Meyers and his team are committed to helping patients improve their mobility, reduce pain, and achieve better long-term health.






