SWFL Neuropathy, led by Dr. Danielle Zappile, uses advanced, non-invasive treatments. She and her team utilize therapies that support the body’s natural ability to heal. These include HakoMed Electric Cell Signaling Therapy, Class IV Diowave Laser Therapy, and Pulse PEMF. 

HakoMed Electric Cell Signaling Therapy (EST) is a powerful treatment that helps stimulate nerve regeneration, improve circulation, and reduce inflammation.

Class IV Diowave Laser Therapy is a high-intensity laser therapy clinically proven to reduce pain, promote tissue healing, and improve mobility.

Pulse PEMF Therapy (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy) helps to restore cellular energy, reduce nerve pain, and accelerate recovery.

Spinal Decompression Therapy is designed to relieve pressure on the spine and nerves, improving function and reducing pain.

Functional Nutrition and Metabolic Support includes customized plans to balance blood sugar, reduce inflammation, and optimize overall health.

Dr. Zappile’s unique approach to healthcare doesn’t just treat symptoms, she looks deeper to understand why they exist because true healing starts at the source.

As the lead practitioner at SWFL Neuropathy, Dr. Zappile is redefining how neuropathy and chronic pain are treated. While conventional medicine often focuses on pain management through medication, her functional medicine approach seeks to understand the root cause of nerve dysfunction, rather than just masking the symptoms.

“The body is designed to heal itself. We only need to create the right environment for it to do so,” she says. Beyond symptom management, her science-based approach is simple.

A Science-based Approach

Symptoms are messages. Instead of suppressing them, we need to understand what they’re telling us.

Everyone is unique—there’s no one-size-fits-all treatment plan. Healing is personal.

“The nervous system, gut, and immune system are deeply connected. Neuropathy isn’t just about nerves. It’s often about inflammation, metabolic imbalances, and nutritional deficiencies that affect nerve function,” advises Dr. Zapille.

Many patients who visit SWFL Neuropathy have been told, “There’s nothing more we can do.” Yet, there is hope for patients who feel stuck. With the right approach, there is always more that can be done. “Healing is more than just avoiding disease—it’s about restoring function, energy, and quality of life,” concludes Dr. Zapille.

SWFL Neuropathy is located within SWFL Spinal Care at 6430 Plantation Park Ct, Ste. 100, in Ft. Myers. For more information call 239-202-0999. Visit SWFL-Neuropathy.com.