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NEUROPATHY

Neuropathy

A non-narcotic approach to diabetic peripheral neuropathy — treating the source of nerve pain, not masking it.

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NEUROPATHY

A non-narcotic approach to nerve pain.

Specializing in diabetic peripheral neuropathy

Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is one of the most common and disabling complications of diabetes. Our practice approaches neuropathy with a comprehensive plan that combines clinical evaluation, medication management, supportive therapies, and nerve stimulation options when appropriate.

Our goal is to address nerve pain in a way that respects the patient's whole life, including avoiding the cognitive and dependency risks that can come with opioid based pain management.

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OUR LOCATION

Columbus, Georgia

American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers 2300 Manchester Expressway Building H. Suite 202 Columbus, GA 31904 St. Francis-Emory Hospital Campus
Across from Butler Pavilion Valley Parking
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“Because here, we don’t give up on you.”
Jeff Russell, Founder & CEO
Building H glass entrance — 2300 Manchester Expressway, St. Francis-Emory Healthcare Campus

Building H glass entrance — 2300 Manchester Expressway, St. Francis-Emory Healthcare Campus

Waiting area — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers, Columbus, GA

Waiting area — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers, Columbus, GA

Examination room — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers

Examination room — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers

Suite 202 entrance — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers

Suite 202 entrance — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers

Office entrance signage — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers

Office entrance signage — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers

Wound care treatment area — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers

Wound care treatment area — American Diabetes and Metabolic Centers