Our Services

Regenerve combines advanced medical therapies, supportive care, and specialized treatments to address the root causes of neuropathy — not just the symptoms. Every plan is personalized after a physician evaluation at our St. Louis clinic, minutes from Lambert International Airport.

Advanced Therapies

Vagal Nerve Stimulation (NS100 Protocol)

Low-level electrical impulses delivered to the vagus nerve to modulate pain signaling and support nerve function. For painful diabetic neuropathy we use the NS100, an FDA-cleared Class II programmable peripheral electrical nerve stimulator. Four small electrode arrays are placed percutaneously in a roughly 30-minute in-office procedure under topical anesthesia and applied to the auricular branches, so the device acts as a vagal stimulator alongside the trigeminocervical complex. They stay in place for a 20-day course and are then removed at a follow-up visit — nothing is permanently implanted. Coverage depends on your plan and on documented medical necessity, and we verify benefits before scheduling. See how it fits into diabetic neuropathy care.

Exosome-Based Nerve Regrowth

Employing exosomes to promote nerve regeneration and repair, facilitating recovery from neuropathic damage.

Orthobiologic Injections (PRP and BMAC)

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), both prepared from your own blood or marrow and delivered under image guidance. Platelets carry growth factors involved in healing and new blood-vessel formation. For peripheral nerve repair specifically, the evidence is at an earlier stage than it is for joints and tendons — the evidence comes from preclinical models and small clinical series rather than large randomized trials, and these therapies are not FDA-approved specifically for peripheral neuropathy. They are offered only as part of an individualized, physician-directed plan, never as a guaranteed therapy. Read how orthobiologics fit into the Regenerve Protocol.

Peripheral Nerve Stimulation

Delivering targeted electrical stimulation to peripheral nerves to alleviate chronic pain symptoms.

Cannabinoid-Based Therapies

Incorporating medical cannabis derivatives to manage pain and inflammation related to neuropathy.

Neuromodulation with Closed-Loop Technology

Implementing advanced neuromodulation systems that adjust stimulation in real time based on neural feedback to optimize pain relief.

Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) and C-15 Lipid Supplementation

Providing supplements known for their anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties to support nerve health.

Endoscopic Nerve Decompression

Performing minimally invasive procedures to relieve pressure on compressed nerves, reducing pain and improving function.

Class 4 Photobiomodulation (High-Power Laser Therapy)

Therapeutic laser light delivered at class 4 power to target cytochrome c oxidase, the enzyme that drives energy production in the mitochondria of injured nerve tissue, and to support circulation through the damaged vasa nervorum. Class 4 systems are higher in power than the class 3B units commonly marketed as “cold laser,” and are selected when greater depth of penetration is needed.

Low-Level Laser Therapy (Cold Laser)

Class 3B low-level laser applied to focal areas of nerve pain. Lower in power than the class 4 system and used where a gentler, more localized dose is the better match for the tissue being treated.

Whole-Body Infrared Therapy

High-intensity infrared delivered from a dedicated treatment table, providing deep, penetrating warmth across the whole body to improve circulation and tissue extensibility and reduce muscle guarding — often used ahead of rehabilitation or a procedure so treatment is better tolerated.

Specialized Treatments

Topical Capsaicin Patches

Applying high-concentration capsaicin patches to desensitize overactive pain receptors in the skin. Qutenza, the 8% capsaicin patch, is applied in the clinic by a clinician and is FDA-approved for diabetic peripheral neuropathy of the feet. See what the treatment involves and who it suits.

Insulin and Glutathione Infusion Therapies

Administering intravenous therapies to support metabolic functions and reduce oxidative stress.

Wound Care Management

Offering specialized care for neuropathy-related wounds to promote healing and prevent complications.

Balance and Gait Training

Providing targeted interventions to address balance issues and reduce the risk of falls. Where the inner ear may be contributing, VNG balance testing identifies that before a program is built.

By integrating these diverse treatment modalities, Regenerve is committed to delivering personalized and effective care for individuals suffering from chronic neuropathy pain and its associated challenges.