Diabetic Neuropathy with DPN Check®

Burning feet, numbness, tingling and sleep loss are early warning signs of nerve damage. We detect it early — before it becomes irreversible — using FDA-cleared point-of-care nerve conduction testing.

How DPN Check® Works
Overview

Why nerve damage is missed for years

Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) develops silently. Up to 50% of patients remain asymptomatic until the condition reaches advanced stages — by which point damage is often permanent. Traditional monofilament testing catches only the most obvious cases.

Nerve conduction studies can detect up to 3× more asymptomatic neuropathy than monofilament testing. That's why every neuropathy assessment at Boston Diabetes begins with objective measurement, not guesswork.

Symptoms we screen for

  • Burning feet or a hot, prickling sensation
  • Tingling or numbness in the feet and hands
  • Foot pain at night that disturbs sleep
  • Loss of sensation or balance issues

The DPN Check® advantage

An FDA-cleared, non-invasive test with ~90% sensitivity vs EMG, delivering objective results in 10–15 seconds — trusted in over 2 million assessments worldwide.

The Boston Standard Care Pathway

Every program follows the same three-stage pathway — comprehensive assessment, personalized intervention, and continuous outcome measurement.

Care Pathway

Three stages, one goal — protect your nerves

1

Comprehensive Assessment

DPN Check® nerve conduction test, foot examination, risk stratification and review of your history and glucose control.

2

Personalized Intervention

A tailored plan combining glycaemic optimisation, nerve-protective therapy, pain management and lifestyle support.

3

Continuous Measurement

Repeat testing tracks whether nerve function stabilises or improves — so care is guided by results, not assumptions.

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