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Concierge In-Home Neuropathy Care | West Palm Beach, FL

Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment in West Palm Beach: Private In-Home Neuropathy Evaluation

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 in West Palm Beach.

For people exploring peripheral neuropathy treatment in West Palm Beach, the first step is understanding their symptoms and measured findings. Dr. Yale Gordon, DC, CFMP, brings that non-invasive evaluation to your residence, with personalized, non-pharmaceutical recommendations and no clinic commute.

A gentle, private, doctor-performed evaluation—completed in the comfort and privacy of your own home.
Dr. Yale Gordon discussing symptoms and health history with a patient during a seated in-home neuropathy consultation
Dr. Yale Gordon, DC, CFMP
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Nationwide Telehealth Option

Living outside South Florida?

You can still begin with a guided virtual consultation. Dr. Gordon reviews your symptoms, history, and prior testing, helps determine whether you may be a candidate for care, and outlines which contributing factors and next steps may be worth exploring—from anywhere in the U.S.

Private Neuropathy Evaluations for West Palm Beach Residences

West Palm Beach residents may be weighing peripheral neuropathy treatment options while managing numb feet, burning discomfort, or unsteadiness. From Flagler Drive residences and Downtown West Palm Beach high-rises to El Cid, Ibis, Breakers West, and Bay Hill Estates, an in-home evaluation avoids the drive, parking, and walk through a clinic.

For a condominium visit, tell the office about building entry, elevator access, and visitor parking. For a gated residence, share the community’s entry requirements. Mention any difficulty standing or transferring before the appointment so Dr. Gordon can plan the assessment around your safety rather than asking you to travel with painful feet.

A search for neuropathy treatment in West Palm Beach should lead to a clear assessment, not an equipment purchase or a guaranteed result. Dr. Gordon reviews your symptoms and prior testing, documents sensation, reviews thermal patterns and nitric oxide test results, and assesses balance. Personalized findings help guide a discussion of candidacy and coordination with your medical provider; temperature images alone do not diagnose the cause of neuropathy.

“Peripheral” neuropathy refers to the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord, most often noticed as numbness, tingling, or burning in the feet and hands. A home evaluation documents those symptoms and measured findings so that care options, and any follow-up with your medical provider, can be discussed clearly.

Review what happens during an in-home neuropathy evaluation and discuss your location and mobility needs with the office.

Nearby private in-home neuropathy evaluations: Neuropathy treatment in Boca Raton, Neuropathy treatment in Delray Beach, Neuropathy treatment in Boynton Beach, Neuropathy treatment in Lake Worth Beach, Neuropathy treatment in Lantana.

Measured Sensory Baseline
Performed in Your Own Chair
Clear, Personalized Findings
The Evaluation

Non-Invasive Peripheral Neuropathy Evaluation in West Palm Beach

This is not a standard chiropractic examination. It is a comprehensive, in-home neuropathy evaluation designed to measure sensory loss, assess circulation-related temperature patterns, include nitric oxide testing, and determine whether you may be a candidate for care.

01

In-Depth Consultation

We begin by discussing your symptoms, health history, medications, lifestyle, previous testing, and how numbness, tingling, burning, weakness, or balance problems affect your daily life.

02

Thermal Imaging

A thermal camera records temperature patterns in the feet or lower extremities. These patterns add context to the assessment; thermal imaging alone does not diagnose neuropathy or a circulation disorder.

03

16-Point Neurosensory Examination

A detailed 16-point neurosensory examination assesses sensation. Results are recorded as a sensory-loss percentage to two decimal places to establish a baseline for comparison. Reporting two decimal places does not imply that the test has that level of diagnostic precision.

04

Metabolic Screening: Nitric Oxide Testing

Here, metabolic screening refers specifically to nitric oxide testing, not a separate metabolic panel, and is considered alongside your history and other findings. Screening does not by itself diagnose a metabolic disease or determine the cause of neuropathy; findings may prompt discussion with your medical provider.

05

Balance Testing

We assess balance and stability as safety allows, adapting the assessment to your mobility and assistance needs. Findings help discuss everyday safety and fall concerns; the assessment does not predict or prevent every fall.

06

Personalized Findings and Recommendations

You receive a personalized report of findings explaining your sensory baseline, thermal patterns, screening results, and balance assessment. Dr. Gordon discusses candidacy, recommendations, and appropriate medical follow-up. Findings do not establish the underlying disease or guarantee improvement; outcomes and timelines vary.

Clinical visualization of peripheral neuropathy symptoms in the feet
Symptoms We Evaluate

If Any of These Sound Familiar, an Evaluation May Help

Many patients live with these symptoms for years without clear answers. A measured evaluation can help determine what may be contributing to them and whether care may be appropriate.

  • Numbness or reduced sensation
  • Tingling or pins-and-needles
  • Burning discomfort
  • Cold feet
  • Poor balance or instability
  • Weakness
  • Difficulty walking
  • Fear of falling
Care Built Around You

Personalized, Non-Surgical Neuropathy Care Options

If your findings show you may be a candidate for our neuropathy program, you can choose the level of hands-on support that fits your comfort, independence, and needs. Both options remain guided by Dr. Gordon.

For people exploring non-invasive neuropathy treatment, the first step is a measured evaluation—not a promise of a cure. Our non-pharmaceutical approach does not involve prescribing medication and complements your physician's care. Recommendations and realistic timelines depend on your history and findings; individual results vary.

Option A

Guided Home Protocol

A personalized plan with complete guidance and setup provided for independently motivated patients, backed by regular doctor monitoring.

  • Personalized daily protocol and orientation
  • Convenient care completed on your schedule
  • Regular reviews with progress-based refinements
Option B

Concierge In-Home Visits

Dr. Yale visits your residence to personally perform and supervise your care in the privacy and comfort of your own home.

  • Private one-on-one care in your residence
  • Doctor-performed or supervised visits
  • No traffic, waiting rooms, or transporting equipment
Clinical Leadership

Professional Oversight at Every Stage

Dr. Yale Gordon, DC, CFMP, brings neurological and functional health perspectives together in one concierge program. Your care begins with measurable findings—not assumptions—and is reviewed as you progress.

DC means Doctor of Chiropractic; CFMP means Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner. Dr. Gordon is not a medical doctor or neurologist, does not prescribe medication or diagnose disease, and does not replace your physician. Assessment findings guide recommendations and appropriate medical coordination.

A measured baseline before recommendations begin
Progress tracking to inform next steps
Care coordinated around your health history and goals
Clear communication with your existing healthcare team when appropriate
Woman walking comfortably outdoors as a symbol of mobility goals during supervised neuropathy care
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Patients Share Their Experience

Sky Williams

2 months ago

“Wonderful, knowledgeable & exceptional chiropractor. I am so happy with Dr. Yale Gordon & he has helped me so much. He is concerned with my overall wellness & his adjustments are very gentle & precise. Plus he has helped my neuropathy & that has been a game changer.”
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Larry Damato

2 years ago

“Dr. Yale Gordon is a pleasure to work with. He has helped my neuropathy in my feet and legs improve in 2 months. He is very professional and cares about helping you achieve your goals. Great service and very friendly!”
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Judith Coffin

2 years ago

“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!”
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Wendy Queen

2 years ago

“I was skeptical at first, but after starting treatment with Doctor Gordon my neuropathy is under control & I feel like I am on the mend and getting my life back. What a life saver, thanks Doc!”
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Private In-Home Visits

Concierge Neuropathy House Calls Across West Palm Beach

Dr. Gordon brings evaluation, equipment, and supervised care to West Palm Beach homes and luxury residences—including Ibis Golf & Country Club, Breakers West, Bay Hill Estates, Downtown WPB luxury high-rises, SoFlo/El Cid, Flagler Drive waterfront, and surrounding communities.

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Individual results vary. Each patient's experience is their own and does not guarantee similar results.

Schedule Your In-Home Neuropathy Evaluation

Tell us what you are experiencing. Dr. Gordon's office will contact you to discuss your symptoms, location, and the most appropriate next step.

  • $149 consultation — exam, scan & report of findings
  • Same-day or next-available house calls
  • Gentle, neurologic-focused care
  • Serving all of South Palm Beach County

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can Dr. Gordon visit a West Palm Beach condominium or high-rise?+

In-home evaluations are offered at private residences in West Palm Beach, including condominium settings. Give the office your building-access instructions and mobility needs in advance. The office confirms the location and available appointment times before your visit.

Does a peripheral neuropathy evaluation replace my West Palm Beach medical specialist?+

No. Dr. Yale Gordon is a Doctor of Chiropractic and Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner, not a medical doctor or neurologist. His evaluation and non-pharmaceutical recommendations complement your physician’s care. New weakness, rapid changes in sensation, or concerning medical symptoms need medical assessment rather than waiting for a house call.

What should I consider when searching for neuropathy treatment near me?+

Start with an evaluation that reviews your health history, measures sensation, and assesses balance before care recommendations are made. Housecall Chiropractic brings this non-invasive evaluation to your home in Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, and nearby Palm Beach County communities, so you do not need to travel to a clinic.

What does a non-surgical, non-pharmaceutical approach involve?+

Care begins with a gentle evaluation and a discussion of personalized options based on your findings. Dr. Gordon does not perform surgery or prescribe medication. Recommendations complement—not replace—your physician's care, and you should not stop prescribed medication without speaking with your prescriber. You may be a candidate for care; improvement and timelines vary, and no results are guaranteed.

What makes this different from buying neuropathy equipment online?+

Equipment alone does not establish why symptoms are present, how severe sensory loss may be, or whether your response is progressing. Dr. Gordon begins with a comprehensive in-home evaluation, measures your sensory loss to two decimal places, and monitors objective findings so your care can be adjusted over time.

What happens during the in-home neuropathy evaluation?+

The entire evaluation is performed comfortably while you remain seated in your own chair, in the privacy of your home. Dr. Gordon reviews your history and symptoms, performs thermal imaging, a 16-point neurosensory examination, nitric oxide testing (our metabolic screening), and balance testing, then explains the findings and whether you may be a candidate for care.

Will the evaluation be uncomfortable or require special equipment in my home?+

No. The examination is gentle, non-invasive, and completed in your home. There is nothing to prepare and no strenuous testing—most patients simply relax in their favorite chair while each measurement is taken.

Can the evaluation tell me if my neuropathy can improve?+

The evaluation helps determine whether you may be a candidate for care, which factors may be contributing to your condition, and what degree and timeline of improvement may be realistic for you. Every patient is different, and no outcome can be guaranteed.

Do you work with diabetic neuropathy?+

Dr. Gordon evaluates patients with several forms of peripheral neuropathy, including symptoms associated with diabetes. This care complements—not replaces—medical management with your physician, and individual results vary.

What areas of Palm Beach County do you serve?+

In-home neuropathy evaluations are available throughout Palm Beach County, including Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Lantana, West Palm Beach, Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, and nearby communities based on scheduling.

Your Neuropathy Plan Should Begin With Real Answers

Start with a comprehensive in-home evaluation that assesses sensation, reviews temperature patterns, includes nitric oxide testing, and evaluates balance—so recommendations are built around you, not a generic device. Individual results vary.

Or call 561-523-0089 — same-day visits when available.

Book Your House Call Today

Educational information only. Symptoms may have multiple causes and require medical evaluation. Individual results vary; no cure or nerve regeneration is promised. New or rapidly worsening weakness, sudden loss of balance, or loss of bladder or bowel control requires immediate medical attention.

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