Coralville, Iowa
Nerve pain and weakness,treated with a real plan.
Physical therapy for nerve injuries, numbness, and neurological conditions — building strength, sensation, and confidence back one step at a time.
What you get
- A thorough exam to understand what's actually affected
- Targeted strengthening for affected muscles & nerves
- Balance & coordination retraining where sensation is affected
- Patient, one-on-one pacing — this kind of recovery takes time, and we stay with you through it
How it works
Evaluate
We map strength, sensation, and movement to understand the full picture.
Rebuild
Targeted exercise to rebuild strength and motor control.
Retrain
Balance and coordination work so the body relearns how to move well.
Progress
Steady, honest progress tracking — realistic goals, real milestones.
Conditions we treat
FAQ
Can physical therapy really help nerve damage?
Yes, in most cases. Nerves heal slowly, and the surrounding muscles, joints, and coordination systems need to be trained to work with whatever function returns. The right progression can meaningfully improve strength, sensation, and daily function — and prevent the secondary problems that come from a body compensating around an injury.
How long does this kind of recovery take?
Longer than most other rehab. Nerves regenerate at roughly 1mm per day, so the timeline is measured in months, not weeks. We'll give you an honest, realistic assessment at your first visit — no promises we can't keep.
Do I need a referral or a diagnosis first?
No referral required — Iowa has direct access to physical therapy. A diagnosis helps us target treatment more precisely, but we can begin evaluating and treating what we see even while further workup is happening.