Coming Mid-October 2026Neuropathy Clarity & Next Steps Roadmap™ — Join the free early-access list and receive special launch pricing.
In-person PNRS evaluations in Gilbert and Casa Grande, Arizona • Serving Chandler and the East Valley • PNRS Home may be available to appropriate participants nationwide
The Peripheral Neuropathy Reset System™
Neuropathy Is More Than Pain. Your Treatment Plan Should Be Too.
The Peripheral Neuropathy Reset System™ is a clinician-directed 90-day program focused on sensation, balance, strength, walking and everyday function.
No obligation. Your responses are reviewed by our PNRS team.
The Fit Check helps us understand your concerns. It does not diagnose peripheral neuropathy or replace an appropriate medical evaluation.
Prefer to talk with someone?
PNRS Home may be available to appropriate participants nationwide following an eligibility and clinical-appropriateness review.
Free 26-Page Supplement Guide + VideoBefore you buy another neuropathy supplement
Were You Told You Just Have to Live With Peripheral Neuropathy?
Many people with diagnosed or suspected neuropathy receive help for discomfort without anyone clearly explaining how their symptoms may be affecting sensation, balance, strength, walking and everyday function.
“My feet are numb, but somehow they burn too.”
“It feels like I’m walking on cushions.”
“I don’t trust my feet anymore.”
“I’m worried about my balance.”
- Burning or tingling
- Numbness or altered sensation
- Poor balance
- Weakness
- Difficulty walking
- Reduced confidence in daily activity
The first step is not choosing a treatment. It is understanding what is changing and what should be measured.
Free Patient Resource
Peripheral Neuropathy
Supplement Guide
26 PagesFree Patient Resource
Before You Buy Another Neuropathy Supplement…
Understand what may help, what may be overhyped, and what supplements can—and cannot—do for nerve health.
Receive the free 26-page Peripheral Neuropathy Supplement Guide and watch Dr. Sean’s 16-minute companion video.
- Why correcting a documented deficiency is different from taking a product simply because it says “nerve support”
- Which commonly promoted nutrients and ingredients deserve closer attention
- Why “studied” does not necessarily mean proven to reverse neuropathy
- What supplements can and cannot reasonably be expected to do
- What questions to ask before spending more money
Still researching supplements? Start with the free Guide + Video.
Concerned about your symptoms, balance or walking? Start with the Neuropathy Fit Check.
Free access • First name, email and phone • No payment required
Already concerned that your symptoms may require professional attention?
What Happens After the Fit Check?
- Step 1
COMPLETE THE FIT CHECK
Answer a short series of questions about your symptoms, function, safety considerations and readiness to participate.
- Step 2
YOUR RESPONSES ARE REVIEWED
Your responses help the PNRS team determine whether an evaluation appears to be an appropriate next step. The Fit Check does not diagnose neuropathy.
- Step 3
A PN CARE SPECIALIST CONTACTS YOU
If an evaluation appears appropriate, a PN Care Specialist will contact you to discuss the next step and help arrange the $197 PNRS Neuropathy Evaluation when appropriate.
The clinical recommendation is based on your evaluation findings—not on which payment pathway you choose.
Have questions about what happens next?
Our PN Care Specialist can answer general questions and help you understand the next step. If you have not completed the Neuropathy Fit Check, you may be asked to complete it before an Evaluation is considered.
This conversation is not a medical evaluation and does not diagnose peripheral neuropathy. The $197 PNRS Neuropathy Evaluation is arranged privately when appropriate.
A Clinician-Directed Approach to Peripheral Neuropathy and Function
Dr. Sean Flannagan, DPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, educator and developer of the Peripheral Neuropathy Reset System™, with more than two decades of experience treating neurological, balance, orthopedic and chronic pain conditions.
His approach looks beyond symptom intensity alone, considering sensation, balance, strength, walking and the functional changes that matter in everyday life.
Clinical evaluation guides the recommendation. Patients do not select their own PNRS support track without an appropriate professional assessment.
Clinical content reviewed by Sean Flannagan, DPT
Last clinically reviewed: September 2026
Your Peripheral Neuropathy Evaluation
PNRS™ Neuropathy Evaluation — $197
The private-pay PNRS Neuropathy Evaluation assesses how your symptoms may be affecting sensation, balance, strength, walking and everyday function. It provides standalone clinical value and helps determine whether PNRS is appropriate and which support pathway may be recommended.
What We Evaluate
- Symptoms and relevant history
- Sensory changes
- Balance and fall-risk considerations
- Strength and movement
- Walking and everyday function
- Appropriate next steps
After the Fit Check, a PN Care Specialist reviews your responses, answers your questions, and helps determine whether the $197 Evaluation is the appropriate next step.
The PNRS ApproachA More Complete Approach to Peripheral Neuropathy
Pain relief matters—but meaningful progress may also involve changes in sensation, balance, strength, walking and everyday function. PNRS combines professional evaluation, individualized support, daily home participation and measurable reassessment.
- CAUSE
Identify possible medical, metabolic, mechanical and lifestyle contributors.
- PROTECT
Reduce avoidable risks and identify changes that may need medical evaluation.
- RESTORE
Support circulation, sensory input, movement and recovery when appropriate.
- RETRAIN
Practice balance, strength, gait and functional skills.
- REPEAT
Use consistent daily participation and progress tracking throughout 90 days.
These stages support a structured process. They are not depicted as a guaranteed biological sequence.
In PNRS, RESTORE refers to supporting the physiological and functional conditions associated with rehabilitation. It is not a promise that damaged nerves will be repaired or regenerated.
“No single treatment has to do everything. The plan has to address the whole process.”
Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment May Involve More Than One Type of Support
Medical and Cause Management
Reviews known diagnoses, medical risks and possible contributors, while coordinating or referring for appropriate medical management when needed.
Symptom Management
May reduce discomfort and help the individual better tolerate movement, sleep or daily activity.
Nutrition and Lifestyle
Addresses relevant hydration, nutrition, sleep, activity and lifestyle factors that may influence health and recovery.
Rehabilitation
Addresses sensation, balance, strength, walking and functional limitations.
Adjunctive and Emerging Approaches
May provide additional support when appropriate, based on clinical reasoning, available evidence and individual needs.
The goal is not to find one treatment that claims to do everything. The goal is to build the right plan around the individual.
Want to understand the evidence behind common neuropathy treatments? Explore Neuropathy Treatments & the Science →
Clinic-to-Home Continuity
Technology Is One Tool. The System Is the Advantage.
PNRS combines professional evaluation, clinician-directed care, appropriate home participation and measurable reassessment. Technology may be incorporated when clinically appropriate, but no single device defines the program.
Professional Evaluation
Clinician-Directed Application
Appropriate Home Participation
Tracking
Reassessment
ARPWave Clinical Technology
Clinician-Directed Electrical Stimulation
ARPWave may be incorporated when clinically appropriate to support individualized movement and rehabilitation goals. It is one clinical tool within PNRS—not a stand-alone neuropathy treatment.
FlexDoctor Home Technology
Optional Home Muscle-Conditioning Technology
FlexDoctor may be considered for appropriate home muscle-conditioning activities following individualized review. It is optional and is not presented as a treatment for neuropathy or its underlying cause.
The technology does not replace the plan. Its role depends on the evaluation, the person’s safety considerations, the functional goals being addressed and the response measured over time. How do TENS, pulsed direct current and multi-waveform electrical stimulation differ? Explore the evidence →
One System. Three Levels of Support. One 90-Day Goal.
The evaluation determines the appropriate level of professional support.
Every PNRS pathway uses the same 90-day home foundation. The Evaluation determines the appropriate type and amount of professional support.
INDEPENDENCE
PNRS Home™
$4,200
For appropriate participants who can complete most of the 90-day system independently at home with professional guidance, tracking and reassessment.
- Personalized 90-day home plan
- Equipment and setup guidance
- Nerve Reviver handbook
- Nutrition and lifestyle guidance
- Progress reviews and Day-90 reassessment
May be available to appropriate participants nationwide.
HANDS-ON SUPPORT
PNRS Recovery™
$4,995
Includes the PNRS Home foundation plus 10 massage and reflexology recovery sessions at Duo Cai Spa in Chandler, Arizona.
- Everything in PNRS Home
- 10 hands-on recovery sessions
Recovery sessions require attendance at Duo Cai Spa in Chandler, Arizona.
HIGHER CLINICAL NEED
PNRS Clinical™
$6,000
Includes the PNRS Home foundation plus individualized clinician-directed care based on Evaluation findings.
- Everything in PNRS Home
- Individualized clinical support
- Appropriate rehabilitation interventions when clinically indicated
In-person clinical services are provided through Gilbert and Casa Grande and are individualized according to clinical findings.
Optional FlexDoctor™ Home-Technology Upgrade
$300 per month. Three months is commonly recommended.
Available only when appropriate. FlexDoctor does not define the PNRS program and is not a treatment for neuropathy.
The evaluation determines the appropriate level of professional support.
After the Fit Check, a PN Care Specialist reviews your responses and contacts you about an appropriate next step. The private $197 Evaluation link is shared only when appropriate.
Peripheral Neuropathy Questions, Answered
Peripheral Neuropathy Evaluations in Gilbert, Arizona
One Accord Physical Therapy provides in-person PNRS evaluations in Gilbert, Arizona, serving Chandler and communities throughout the East Valley. Remote or home-based options may be available for appropriate participants, depending on individual needs and applicable requirements.
Gilbert Office
One Accord Physical Therapy
- 225 E. Germann Rd, Suite 250, Gilbert, AZ 85297
- Phone: (855) 331-7522
- Email: info@oneaccordpt.com
- Hours: Mon–Thu 7am–6pm · Fri 7am–2pm
Casa Grande Office
One Accord Physical Therapy
- 580 N. Camino Mercado, Ste. 25, Casa Grande, AZ 85122
- Phone: (855) 331-7522
- Email: info@oneaccordpt.com
- Hours: Mon–Thu 7am–6pm · Fri 7am–2pm
PNRS Home may be available to appropriate participants nationwide, subject to clinical appropriateness and applicable professional requirements.
Not Ready for an Evaluation?
Get Clear About Your Possible Next Step
The Neuropathy Clarity & Next Steps Roadmap™ is a self-paced educational program designed to help you better understand your symptoms, treatment options and possible next steps.
Regular price $97
$77 early-access members
during the initial 72-hour launch window
Join the early-access list now for free. You will be the first to know when the Roadmap opens and will receive the special $77 early-access price during the initial launch period.
No payment today. No obligation to purchase.
The Neuropathy Clarity & Next Steps Roadmap™ is an educational program. It does not diagnose neuropathy, replace medical evaluation or guarantee clinical improvement. The Roadmap stands on its own. You do not need to enroll in PNRS to benefit from it.
Already ready for professional help? Start with the PNRS Neuropathy Fit Check.