Neuropathy Chiropractor in Oregon City, OR

Auto Injury Chiropractic in Oregon City, OR

Neuropathy Chiropractor in Oregon City, OR

Numbness, tingling or burning in your hands or feet can come from nerve irritation in the neck or low back, an injury, or a medical condition such as diabetes. At our Oregon City clinic, your exam looks for the cause. If it is in your spine or soft tissue, we build a treatment plan; if not, we refer you.

Our Oregon City clinic is on Molalla Avenue, serving patients across Oregon City, West Linn, Canby, Beavercreek, Redland, and Clackamas County.

New-patient exam, $27. Includes your first treatment; X-rays are not included. Not available to Medicare, Medicaid (OHP) or TRICARE beneficiaries.

Same-day visits · PIP and most insurance handled · 5.0 from 351 Google reviews

Most insurance accepted: CareOregon and OHP, Regence BCBS, Providence, Moda, and more.

Drug-free nerve care

Neuropathy is your nerves asking for help

Peripheral neuropathy is damage or irritation to the nerves outside your brain and spinal cord, often felt as numbness, tingling, or burning in the hands and feet.

Our chiropractors use gentle adjustments and soft-tissue therapy to ease nerve irritation that comes from the spine, joints or soft tissue, without painkillers or surgery. If your exam points to a medical cause, such as diabetes, we work with your medical doctor.

Soft-tissue therapy supporting neuropathy care in Oregon City, OR
Patient doing a leg raise exercise during rehab at our Oregon City clinic
How we treat it

Drug-free, non-invasive treatment

After learning your history and examining the affected areas, we build a plan that may include adjustments, soft-tissue therapy, and at-home steps to reduce numbness. We help with:

  • Numbness and tingling in the hands or feet
  • Burning or shooting nerve pain
  • Decreased strength or balance
  • Nerve symptoms after an accident

Interpreters are available on request, and most insurance plans are accepted.

Signs of neuropathy

Symptoms to take seriously

Common neuropathy symptoms include:

  • Numbness, tingling, or burning in the hands and feet
  • Muscle cramps or weakness
  • Balance and coordination problems
  • Sharp or electric-like nerve pain

Good to know: neuropathy has many causes, from diabetes to accidents. A thorough exam helps us match your care to the cause. Same-day visits are available.

Why Auto Injury Chiropractic

Care built around your recovery

Same-day appointments

Same-day visits are usually available, so you can be seen soon after an injury.

Auto-injury specialists

Focused on whiplash, neck and back pain, and crash injuries.

Individualized plans

A care plan built around your body, your goals, and your recovery.

What to expect

How it works

  1. Consultation. We learn what happened and your health history.
  2. Exam. Range of motion, nerve testing, muscle testing and joint assessment to find the source.
  3. Imaging. Digital X-rays or advanced imaging only if needed.
  4. Written plan. Built around your injury and your goals.
  5. Treatment begins. Care aimed at relieving pain and restoring motion.

Get your nerve symptoms assessed today.

Same-day visits. PIP and most insurance welcome.

Related care and next steps

Keep your recovery moving

Nerve symptoms from neuropathy often overlap with sciatica and back pain. Most auto PIP and major insurance plans are accepted. Begin with a $27 new-patient exam to get going.

Read more about nerve damage after a crash.

New-patient exam, $27. Includes your first treatment; X-rays are not included. Not available to Medicare, Medicaid (OHP) or TRICARE beneficiaries.

Checking nerve symptoms for Oregon City, Beavercreek and Redland

Numbness and tingling can come from many causes, so your visit begins with nerve, muscle and joint testing. Dr. Seth Hill, DC, Dr. Dawn Seater, DC, Dr. Kevin Ounjian, DC, and Dr. Wyatt Mulhaney, DC, all run that exam at our Oregon City clinic. If your symptoms point to a cause outside chiropractic care, we tell you plainly and refer you. When they fit our care, your plan pairs gentle adjustments with soft-tissue work and home exercises. Beavercreek sits southeast of us and Redland lies east along Redland Road, and we serve both. Call or text (503) 723-4462 for an evaluation.

Rated 5.0 from 351 Google reviews of our Oregon City clinic. Read the reviews

Care provided by Dr. Seth Hill, DC (Clinic Director), Dr. Dawn Seater, DC, Dr. Kevin Ounjian, DC, and Dr. Wyatt Mulhaney, DC, licensed chiropractic physicians.

Visit Auto Injury Chiropractic in Oregon City

1404 Molalla Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045
(503) 723-4462

Hours: Mon to Thu 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Fri 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

FAQ

Common questions about neuropathy in Oregon City

Can a chiropractor help neuropathy?

Often, when the nerve irritation comes from the spine, joints or soft tissue after an injury. We examine you to find where the irritation starts. If your neuropathy comes from diabetes or another medical cause, we work with your medical doctor and refer you when that is the right care.

What are the signs of neuropathy?

Numbness and tingling in the hands or feet, burning or shooting nerve pain, reduced strength or balance, and nerve symptoms after an accident.

How is neuropathy treated without drugs?

After examining the affected areas, we build a plan that may include adjustments, soft-tissue therapy, and at-home steps to reduce numbness.

Do you offer same-day neuropathy evaluations?

Yes. We offer same-day visits in Oregon City, and most insurance plans are welcome. Call (503) 723-4462.

How soon will I notice a change?

It varies from person to person. We track your symptoms at each visit, re-examine you on a schedule, and refer you to another specialist if your symptoms point to a cause outside our care.

My feet are numb and my balance is off. Is the Oregon City clinic easy to get into?

Yes. Free patient parking is right at the clinic, and the building has ground-floor access. If walking or balance worries you, call or text (503) 723-4462 before your visit and we’ll help you plan it. Look for our sign at 1404 Molalla Ave, near the corner of Beavercreek Rd.