Numb fingers. A hand that wakes you up at night. A grip you can't trust. You don't have to just live with it. We help people with carpal tunnel find real relief, without surgery, injections, or medication.
The PiezoWave applicator on a patient's wrist — calm and precise.
A patient showing where her hand hurts, with the team taking the time.
Your median nerve passes through a narrow channel in your wrist called the carpal tunnel. When that space gets crowded — from swelling, pregnancy, or repetitive use — the nerve gets squeezed. The result: numbness, tingling, or burning in your thumb and first fingers, often worse at night.
But numb fingers don't always start at the wrist. The same nerve can be irritated at the elbow or in the neck. So we check the whole path first, then build a plan aimed at the root cause, not just the symptoms.
We ease the pressure on the nerve at the wrist, elbow, or neck, and help keep it from coming back.
We check your wrist, elbow, grip, and neck, with digital X-rays and INSiGHT nerve scans to guide us.
Gentle Torque Release adjustments to the wrist, elbow, or neck ease pressure on the nerve. Focused shockwave therapy calms the irritated tissue at the wrist.
Simple changes to how your wrist sits while you sleep, type, and drive, to help your progress last.
The problem can be at the wrist, higher up the nerve, or both. Your plan covers whichever you need.
PiezoWave sends focused acoustic waves into the tissue around the carpal tunnel to stimulate healing. Studies show it reduces pain and numbness and improves hand function. 10–15 minutes, no downtime.
Shockwave therapyPrecise, low-force adjustments to the wrist, elbow, or neck, wherever the nerve is being crowded. No twisting or cracking.
Our techniqueWhen a disc in the neck presses on the nerve, Cervi-Trac uses gentle traction to ease the pressure. Seated, no straps, about 12 minutes.
Spinal decompression"…I would have terrible sciatica and carpal tunnel… Dr. Andrew was absolutely amazing and reassuring throughout the whole process… my carpal tunnel did not affect me until much later into my pregnancy… Going to Dr. Andrew was one of the best decisions that I made."
"Dr. Andrew and his staff are the most genuine, caring, and attentive people — an unmatched team. Their detailed nerve, muscle, and X-ray assessments really help you understand your body."
"Dr. Andrew and the entire team at Landmark are truly exceptional… Their professionalism, skill, and genuine concern for their patients set them apart."
No surprises, no pressure.
When the numbness started, which fingers, whether it wakes you at night, and what your hands do all day. Bring any nerve test results.
A wrist, hand, and nervous-system exam with our INSiGHT scan, plus neck X-rays when appropriate.
We explain what we found in plain language and build a plan around your goals. The next step is yours.
Day 1 is the evaluation, not the treatment. Plan for about an hour. Care starts at a follow-up, once you've decided.
Yes. We ease the pressure on the nerve with gentle adjustments to the wrist, elbow, or neck, shockwave therapy, or both, depending on where the problem starts.
Yes. Clinical studies show shockwave therapy reduces pain and numbness and improves hand function in people with carpal tunnel. It's non-invasive, takes 10–15 minutes, and there's no downtime.
It can be either, or both. Carpal tunnel usually affects the thumb and first fingers and flares at night. A pinched nerve in the neck more often comes with neck pain or symptoms running down the arm.
Most people don't. Mild to moderate carpal tunnel typically responds well to non-surgical care. Constant numbness, a weakening grip, or a flattened thumb muscle are signs to see a hand specialist.
Usually a short series over a few weeks. We'll give you an honest estimate after your evaluation.
We accept BCBS, Medicare, and UnitedHealthcare for chiropractic care, plus cash-pay and care plans. Shockwave is usually out-of-pocket, and we'll explain costs upfront. Call (254) 265-7007 to check your coverage.
No. Complete your paperwork ahead of time and bring your ID and insurance card.
