Neuropathies are conditions that affect nerve function and can cause burning pain, tingling, numbness, sensitivity, or weakness. Symptoms may involve the feet, hands, legs, arms, or face, and different neuropathies have different causes and treatment approaches. At Mountain View Pain Center, we help clarify your symptom pattern and build a plan focused on relief, function, and next steps.
We start by mapping where symptoms occur, what triggers them, and how they affect function. Your visit may include movement testing and a neurologic screen (strength, sensation, reflexes). We also evaluate common sources of nerve irritation (spine, hips, wrists/elbows) depending on where symptoms occur. If findings suggest additional testing or referral is appropriate (imaging, nerve testing, labs, or specialty coordination), we’ll guide the next steps.
Seek urgent evaluation if you have sudden one-sided weakness, facial droop, slurred speech, severe headache, sudden loss of balance, loss of bowel/bladder control, saddle numbness, or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Treatment depends on the type of neuropathy and what’s contributing to symptoms, but the goal is consistent: reduce irritation, improve comfort, and support function.
Options to help manage nerve-related pain and improve quality of life when appropriate.
Strength, mobility, balance, and nerve-supportive movement strategies tailored to symptom location and goals.
Hands-on care to support mobility and reduce tension patterns, tailored to symptoms and comfort.
A supportive option that may help reduce discomfort and improve relaxation as part of a broader plan.
Every clinic below has Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Acupuncture and Pain Management on one chart, so care can move between them without a new referral.
Downtown out through the north, west, south and east suburbs.
Academy, Interquest and Tenderfoot cover the north, central and south of the city.
Harmony in Fort Collins and our Greeley clinic serve Larimer and Weld counties.
Across the Valley, from the West Valley through Phoenix to the East Valley.
A neuropathy is a condition that affects nerve function and can cause pain, tingling, numbness, sensitivity, or weakness.
We evaluate symptom location, triggers, and function, and may recommend additional testing or referral if needed to clarify the cause.
No. Diabetes is one common cause, but neuropathies can also be spine-related, post-viral, injury-related, or due to other factors.
Not always. If your exam suggests it would help guide care, we’ll recommend the appropriate next step.
It depends on the type of neuropathy. Many patients benefit from coordinated care that supports symptom relief and function, with Pain Management options when appropriate.
Often, no. Some insurance plans require a referral or authorization - if you’re unsure, we can help verify.
Yes, and it is common. A nerve can be irritated at the spine and again further down the limb, which is why the examination tests along the whole path rather than at one point.
Usually within the same week, and no referral is needed for the evaluation.
Neuropathies is treated at every Mountain View Pain Center clinic in Colorado and Arizona — see the full clinic map, Colorado or Arizona.
