About Us

• Neuropathy Treatment Clinics of Texas is an excellent resource for men and women in and around the DFW Metroplex who are struggling with nerve disease. Staffed with a team of highly skilled, caring, and compassionate professionals, the practice offers top-quality care with a focus on relieving pain and improving function. Unlike many other nerve pain treatments that rely on medication, light therapy, or device implantation to ease nerve pain, Neuropathy Treatment Clinics of Texas takes a different approach. We utilize Electrical Cell Signaling Treatment (ECST) so patients will benefit at the cellular level. ECST utilizes a unique electric frequency that delivers pharmaceutical strength energy to the site of nerve pain. In addition to encouraging the regeneration of healthy nerve tissue, ECST alters pain signaling by reaching deeper within neural tissue to recondition nerves and retrain the patient’s neuromuscular interactions. Not everyone is a good fit for this type of therapy, and the practitioners conduct a thorough diagnostic exam during an initial consultation to better understand each patient’s needs. If the results suggest the person is a good candidate and they’d like to give this treatment approach a try, it may be possible to begin the same day. Nerve disease can have a devastating impact on overall quality of life. It can limit mobility, cause extensive pain, and make it difficult to enjoy normal activities. Left untreated, many types of nerve damage can worsen, eventually reaching a point where all types of treatment are less effective. Don’t live with the symptoms of nerve disease when there is safe and effective treatment available. Schedule a consultation at Neuropathy Treatment Clinics of Texas in Addison, Texas, to learn about an innovative treatment path that can make a world of difference in managing your pain. We accept Medicare and most private insurance. Scheduling is as simple as a phone call or clicking the online scheduling tool, where you can set up your visit from home anytime.