In-depth consultation, thermal imaging, 16-point neurosensory examination, nitric oxide testing (our metabolic screening), balance testing, and personalized findings.
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An In-Home Neuropathy Evaluation That Goes Beyond Your Symptoms
Our comprehensive process measures sensory loss, evaluates temperature and circulation-related patterns, includes nitric oxide testing, and assesses balance—all from the comfort of your own home.

Request Your Neuropathy Evaluation & Care Plan
In-home house calls available across Palm Beach County. Virtual Zoom consultations available for patients nationwide across the US.
Planning a Home Visit When Mobility Is Limited
Tell the office your city, building or gate-access requirements, and whether you use a walking aid or need help standing. Dr. Gordon adapts the assessment to your comfort and safety. Have your medication list and previous reports nearby if available; do not stop medication or fast unless your medical provider instructs you.
DC means Doctor of Chiropractic; CFMP means Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner. Dr. Gordon is not a medical doctor or neurologist. This non-pharmaceutical evaluation complements your physician’s care and is not a stand-alone diagnosis of the disease causing your symptoms. The office confirms service coverage and scheduling before the visit.
“My treatments for neuropathy have been so successful that I no longer have the numb feeling in my feet. Dr. Gordon is so knowledgeable and his care & treatments are amazing. I'm a retired RN so I know!”
Individual results vary. This patient’s experience does not guarantee similar results.
See an In-Home Neuropathy Visit Before You Schedule
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In-Depth Consultation
We discuss your symptoms, health history, medications, lifestyle, previous testing, and how numbness, tingling, burning, weakness, or balance problems affect daily life.
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Thermal Imaging
A thermal camera records temperature patterns for consideration alongside your history and other findings. Images alone do not diagnose neuropathy or a circulation disorder.
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16-Point Neurosensory Examination
The examination assesses sensation and records a sensory-loss percentage to two decimal places as a comparison baseline. The reporting format does not establish that level of diagnostic precision.
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Metabolic Screening: Nitric Oxide Testing
Here, metabolic screening refers specifically to nitric oxide testing, not a separate metabolic panel, and adds context to the assessment. It does not by itself diagnose a metabolic disease or establish the cause of neuropathy; findings may warrant discussion with your medical provider.
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Balance Testing
We evaluate balance and stability to understand how sensory loss may be affecting safety, mobility, and fall risk.
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Personalized Findings and Recommendations
Receive a personalized report explaining the sensory baseline, thermal patterns, screening, and balance findings. Dr. Gordon discusses candidacy and medical follow-up where appropriate; outcomes and timelines vary and are not guaranteed.
In-Home Neuropathy Care in Palm Beach County
Watch Dr. Gordon explain how we bring specialized neuropathy evaluations straight to your living room.
A Complete Evaluation From Your Own Chair
This is not a standard chiropractic examination. It is a comprehensive, in-home neuropathy evaluation designed to measure sensory loss, assess circulation and temperature-related patterns, include nitric oxide testing, and determine whether you may be a candidate for care.
Remain Comfortably Seated
The gentle examination can be completed in your own chair, in the privacy of your home. Dr. Gordon adapts the visit to your mobility and safety, so there is no need to lie down.

Understand What Your Symptoms May Be Telling You
Symptoms can affect comfort, confidence, mobility, and independence. The evaluation documents what you feel, measures sensory loss, and reviews temperature patterns, nitric oxide test results, and balance findings as part of your assessment.
The evaluation does not promise a cure or reversal. It helps determine candidacy, possible contributing factors, and what degree and timeline of improvement may be realistic.
Know Your Visit Cost Before You Book
Two private neuropathy evaluations during one coordinated home visit, with individual findings reviewed for each person.
A coordinated home visit for household members who each need an individual neuropathy evaluation.
A Better Visit for Painful, Unsteady Days
| Traditional Clinic | Neuropathy House Call |
|---|---|
| Driving with painful feet or legs | Dr. Gordon drives to you |
| Waiting room | No waiting room |
| Rushed appointment | Private, unhurried evaluation |
| High-stress clinic | Comfort and privacy of home |
| Unclear symptom tracking | Measured sensory-loss baseline |

Dr. Yale Gordon, DC, CFMP
Dr. Gordon built his concierge approach around a simple belief: severe nerve symptoms should not force someone through painful travel, difficult parking, or a crowded waiting room to receive a thoughtful evaluation.
He brings a gentle, unhurried process into the patient’s home—carefully measuring sensory loss, reviewing temperature patterns and nitric oxide testing, assessing balance, and explaining the findings in clear language.
Dr. Gordon does not prescribe medication, diagnose disease, or replace your physician. Findings are used to discuss candidacy and personalized recommendations, with medical coordination encouraged when appropriate.
Neuropathy Evaluation That Comes to You
Learn about our personalized, non-pharmaceutical neuropathy care approach. Your home evaluation helps determine whether you may be a candidate for care; outcomes and timelines vary.
Frequently Asked Questions
What symptoms do you evaluate?+
The evaluation is designed for people experiencing numbness or reduced sensation, tingling or pins-and-needles, burning discomfort, cold feet, poor balance or instability, weakness, difficulty walking, or fear of falling. Findings help Dr. Gordon determine whether you may be a candidate for care and which factors deserve attention.
Can the evaluation be performed in my chair?+
Yes. The evaluation can be performed comfortably in your own chair, in the privacy of your home. You do not need to lie down. Dr. Gordon adapts each part of the visit to your mobility, comfort, and safety.
What does the 16-point neurosensory examination measure?+
It measures sensory loss across 16 specific points. The findings document the percentage of sensory loss to two decimal places and create a baseline that can be compared with future results.
What happens during the first visit?+
The $149 in-home evaluation includes an in-depth consultation, thermal imaging, a 16-point neurosensory examination, nitric oxide testing (our metabolic screening), balance testing, and a clear discussion of your findings and personalized recommendations.
Will the evaluation tell me whether I can improve?+
The evaluation helps determine whether findings are consistent with peripheral neuropathy, whether you may be a candidate for the neuropathy program, which factors may be contributing, and what degree and timeline of improvement may be realistic. Results vary, and no outcome can be guaranteed.
Do you accept insurance?+
Housecall Chiropractic is a private-pay concierge service and does not bill insurance directly. Published pricing helps you know the cost before booking, and documentation may be available for you to submit according to your plan's rules.
Which areas do you serve?+
Neuropathy house calls are available across Palm Beach County, including Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Lake Worth Beach, Lantana, West Palm Beach, Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, and nearby communities when scheduling allows.
Hear From Our Patients
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Individual results vary. Each patient's experience is their own and does not guarantee similar results.
Clarity Begins With a Thorough Evaluation
Understand your sensory loss, circulation-related patterns, balance, and possible contributing factors without leaving home.
Educational information only. Individual results vary. New or rapidly worsening weakness, sudden loss of balance, loss of bladder or bowel control, or other emergency symptoms require immediate medical evaluation.