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NeuroMed Matrix Therapy

A Breakthrough in Non-Invasive Pain Relief Right Here in Little Rock, AR

Living with chronic pain can feel overwhelming. We’re proud to offer NeuroMed Matrix Therapy, a revolutionary treatment designed to target the root cause of pain by restoring proper nerve communication. Unlike traditional pain relief methods that only mask symptoms, NeuroMed therapy works to reset, repair, and restore your body’s natural healing abilities.

  • Reduce Tingling and Numbness
  • Support Nerve Health
  • Improved Balance & Mobility
  • Improved Circulation
  • Nerve Restoration
  • Enhanced mobility
  • Drug-Free Treatment
  • Better circulation

Reclaim your comfort and mobility with spinal decompression therapy, a gentle path to a pain-free life.

What is NeuroMed Matrix?

NeuroMed uses advanced electrical stimulation technology that delivers specialized waveforms to your nerves and muscles. This unique approach helps:

  • Calm overactive pain signals sent by damaged nerves
  • Increase circulation and blood flow to the affected area
  • Promote natural healing and reduce inflammation
  • Restore proper nerve function for long-term relief

It’s completely non-invasive, drug-free, and painless — making it an excellent option for patients seeking alternatives to surgery or medication.

Conditions NeuroMed Can Help With

NeuroMed therapy has been shown to provide relief for many painful conditions, including:

  • Peripheral Neuropathy
  • Sciatica
  • Chronic Back & Neck Pain
  • Arthritis & Joint Pain
  • Muscle Weakness or Spasms
  • Post-Surgical Nerve Pain
  • Sports or Overuse Injuries


If you’ve been told you have “nerve damage” or feel burning, tingling, or numbness in your hands, feet, or legs, NeuroMed could be the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for.

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Why Choose NeuroMed at Our Clinic?

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At Faulkenberry Chiropractic, we believe that every patient deserves a personalized approach to healing. With NeuroMed therapy, we can offer:

  • Customized treatment sessions tailored to your condition
  • Safe, gentle care with no downtime
  • Improved quality of life by addressing pain at its source
  • A holistic treatment plan that complements chiropractic, laser therapy, and spinal care
  • Relief for patients who haven’t responded to traditional treatments
  • A proven, drug-free alternative to pain medication and surgery
  • Compassionate, supportive care every step of the way

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What to Expect During Treatment

Your NeuroMed session is simple, comfortable, and relaxing:

Small vasoneumatic pads are gently placed on the skin over the affected area.

The NeuroMed system sends specific electrical impulses to stimulate nerve pathways.

Most patients experience a soothing, tingling sensation and notice relief after just a few sessions.

Each treatment typically lasts 20–30 minutes, with no side effects or recovery time needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

NeuroMed is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment that uses gentle electrical stimulation to restore nerve function, reduce pain signals, and promote natural healing.

NeuroMed is effective for neuropathy, sciatica, chronic back and neck pain, arthritis, joint pain, muscle spasms, and nerve-related pain from injuries or surgery.

Not at all. Most patients describe the sensation as soothing or tingling, and many feel relief during or shortly after their sessions.

Treatments typically last 20–30 minutes, and there is no downtime afterward — you can resume your normal activities right away.

The number of sessions varies depending on your condition, but many patients notice improvement within just a few visits. A personalized care plan will be created for you.

Yes. NeuroMed is FDA-cleared, safe, and designed to provide long-lasting relief without the risks of drugs or surgery.

Absolutely. At our clinic, NeuroMed is often combined with chiropractic care, spinal decompression, or laser therapy to create a holistic approach to healing.

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Auto Injury

Getting care right after a car crash can mean the difference between healing and hurting for years. Don’t gamble with your health. If you or someone you know has been in a car accident in Little Rock, call Faulkenberry Chiropractic today and schedule a consultation.

Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain doesn’t just show up after a big injury. It sneaks in from daily habits—overhead lifting, reaching, poor posture, or even just sleeping wrong. And once it’s there, it limits everything: reaching, driving, lifting, working, sleeping.

Plantar Fasciitis

If that first step out of bed feels like stepping on glass—or your heel throbs after being on your feet all day—you’re likely dealing with plantar fasciitis. It’s one of the most common (and frustrating) causes of heel pain. Left untreated, it doesn’t just go away—it gets worse.

Vertigo

Vertigo isn’t just a little dizziness—it can make you feel like your entire world is tilting, spinning, or completely off balance. If standing up, moving your head, or even lying down triggers disorientation or nausea, you’re not alone.

Hip Pain

If every step, bend, or movement comes with pain in your hips, you’re not alone. Whether it’s sharp, dull, tight, or radiating into your back or legs — hip pain is a red flag, and ignoring it only makes it worse.

Elbow Pain

Elbow pain isn’t just for athletes or weightlifters. If your job, workouts, or daily routine involve repetitive motion—like typing, lifting, gripping, or even driving—you’re at risk. Overuse, poor form, and joint stress are common culprits behind nagging elbow pain.
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Knee Pain

Knee pain can have a variety of causes, and regardless of how knee pain developed, it can interfere with your ability to complete daily tasks. The knees can hurt due to age or following cast removal for a broken bone.

Neuropathy

Neuropathy is the name of a condition that occurs when one or more nerves have become damaged or dysfunctional. It is characterized by sensations of numbness, weakness, and pain that affect the body as a result of nerve damage.
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Degenerative Disc Disease

With degenerative disc disease, the rubbery cushions between the spinal vertebrae become damaged and begin to wear away, making it to where the spine cannot properly flex and support the body.
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Low Back Pain

Chronic low back pain affects many adults and can cause a great deal of discomfort. Pain can range from mild to severe, and depending on the severity, it can greatly impact your daily life.
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Carpal Tunnel

Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when tissues on the wrist compress the median nerve in the hand. The syndrome results in pain, numbness, and a tingling sensation in the arm or hand. Pain is usually more intense closer to the thumb.
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Soft Tissue Injuries

Soft tissue injuries refer to injuries to the body’s soft tissues such as bruises, sprains, and nerve damage. Soft tissue injuries may also affect the muscles, ligaments, tendons, and blood vessels.
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Spinal Misalignment

Spinal misalignment can be the result of a number of issues. The spine can become misaligned due to an accident, past injury, tension on the spine, or even emotional distress.
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Bulging Discs

Discs are composed of cartilage layers that provide cushioning between the vertebrae in the spine. They absorb shock and support the body’s weight as the spine moves throughout the day.
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Foot Pain

There are several reasons why a person may experience foot pain. As such, people whose daily activities are negatively affected by foot pain may wonder what treatment options they have. Depending on the underlying cause of the pain, a chiropractor may be able to provide non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical relief.
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Sports Injuries

Sports injuries can take many forms. They can occur from falls, over-exertion, improper form, or incorrect technique. Unfortunately, these types of injuries impact over 3.5 million athletes per year and left untreated, some of these injuries can cause permanent bodily damage.
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Arthritis

Arthritis pain is brought on due to swelling and tenderness in the joints, which makes it difficult or painful for an individual to move. The main two types of arthritis are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, both of which have similar symptoms but different causes.
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Common Disc Conditions

Specific spinal disc conditions can produce a set of symptoms that varies from the symptoms produced by another disc condition. Then again, two patients with the same disc condition may experience different symptoms.
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Neck Pain

Several health conditions can lead to neck pain, many of which do not stem from illness or disease. Neck pain can be brought on by strain and tension, sleeping without proper support, and prolonged sitting.
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Fibromyalgia

It’s unclear what causes fibromyalgia, but it’s a common and chronic pain disorder affecting millions of people in the US. The development of fibromyalgia is likely related to the way the brain processes pain responses.
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Scoliosis

Scoliosis is an irregular curvature of the spine. It often appears before puberty but can develop in adulthood as you age. Many cases of scoliosis are relatively minor, but some cases cause Chronic Pain, stiffness and other long-term issues.
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Pinched Nerve

Nerve compression or “pinched nerves” occur when excess pressure is applied to nerves. This pressure can be from muscles, bones, or tendons, and when the pressure is placed, it disrupts the normal function of the nerve.

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Trusted Pain Relief Experts in Little Rock, AR

At Faulkenberry Chiropractic, we specialize in helping you live pain-free. From chiropractic adjustments to advanced rehab therapy, our mission is simple: real relief, real results. Whether it’s back pain, migraines, or joint stiffness, we’ve got your back.

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