If diabetes has left you with burning, tingling, or numb feet and hands, you're not alone — and you don't have to live with it. Our diabetic neuropathy treatment targets the nerve damage at its source to reduce pain, restore sensation, and protect your mobility.
Diabetic neuropathy is nerve damage caused by chronically high blood sugar levels. Over time, elevated glucose damages the small blood vessels that supply oxygen and nutrients to your nerves, causing them to malfunction and eventually deteriorate. It's one of the most common complications of diabetes, affecting roughly half of all people with the condition.
The most frequent form is peripheral neuropathy, which typically starts in the feet and toes before moving upward into the legs and hands. Because it develops gradually, many people overlook the early warning signs until the damage has advanced. Left untreated, diabetic neuropathy raises the risk of falls, foot ulcers, infection, and even amputation — which is why early intervention matters.
The good news: nerve tissue can heal when the right conditions are created. Our diabetic neuropathy treatment in Sarasota combines advanced nerve stimulation therapies with blood sugar management and nutritional support to help your nerves recover and function properly again. You can learn more about the condition on our neuropathy conditions guide, and explore our broader neuropathy treatment program and diabetes treatment services for a complete picture of care.
~50%
of people with diabetes develop some form of neuropathy
Feet First
symptoms usually begin in the toes and feet before spreading
Progressive
nerve damage worsens over time without proper treatment
Diabetic nerve damage often develops quietly. Recognizing these signs early gives you the best chance at reversing symptoms and preventing complications.
A persistent burning, buzzing, or "pins and needles" feeling, especially in the feet and toes.
Reduced ability to feel pain, heat, or cold in the feet and hands — a serious safety risk.
Sudden stabbing or electric-shock sensations that are often worse at night.
Weakness and unsteadiness that make walking difficult and increase fall risk.
Even light touch from a bedsheet or sock can cause significant discomfort.
Wounds that heal slowly or go unnoticed due to reduced sensation and circulation.
Diabetic neuropathy is progressive, but early treatment can slow or even reverse the damage. Schedule your evaluation today.
Request an AppointmentNo two cases are alike. We build a personalized, drug-free program that addresses nerve damage, blood sugar, and circulation together for the best possible outcome.
FDA-approved therapies that stimulate blood flow and nerve regeneration to reduce pain and restore sensation.
Root-cause strategies to stabilize glucose levels so your nerves stop sustaining further damage.
Therapies that improve blood flow to the feet and hands, delivering oxygen where nerves need it most.
Targeted nutrients and lifestyle guidance that support nerve repair and overall health.
Detailed nerve and circulation testing so we understand exactly what's happening before treatment begins.
Your progress is monitored and adjusted by our specialists every step of the way.
Learn more about our full neuropathy treatment program or meet our neuropathy specialists.
Our clinic is located on Bee Ridge Rd in Sarasota, Florida, easy to reach from communities across the region. Whether you're searching for diabetic neuropathy treatment in Sarasota, Bradenton, or Venice, our specialists are ready to help.
Our Address
5432 Bee Ridge Rd. STE 150, Sarasota, FL 34233
Office Hours
Mon – Fri: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Sat – Sun: Closed
Phone
(941) 803-1099Don't let nerve pain in your feet and hands take away your independence. Get a comprehensive evaluation and a personalized, drug-free treatment plan designed around your goals.
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