Optimal Health Solution — neuropathy and spinal care in Gaffney, SC

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Neuropathy Treatment for Chesnee, SC

Serving Chesnee · Spartanburg County

Rural address, specialist care — without the trip to Greenville.

Chesnee is a small town of 829 people on the northern edge of Spartanburg County. Small towns tend to get the same advice for nerve pain: take something for it, and if it gets worse, drive to a city.

Gaffney is 15 miles away on SC-11 — closer than Spartanburg, and considerably closer than Greenville. The programme you would drive an hour for is 22 minutes from Chesnee.

15 milesfrom Chesnee to our clinic
about 22 minutestypical drive, via US-221 Alt and SC-11
$21first-visit screening

What we treat

Patients travel to us from Chesnee for two main programmes, plus the supporting care around them:

How the first visit works

New patients start with a $21 screening rather than a treatment package. It covers a consultation with Dr. Chris Holet, a health-history review, a screening evaluation, X-rays if they are needed, a thermal nerve-damage scan, a report of findings and a treatment plan — so you leave knowing what is actually wrong before committing to anything.

If we do not think we can help, we will say so at that visit. That is the honest reason the screening is priced the way it is.

Getting here from Chesnee

The SC-11 route across is a pleasant drive and avoids the interstate entirely if you would rather not deal with I-85 traffic.

Optimal Health Solution
712 W Floyd Baker Blvd, Gaffney, SC 29341
Mon–Thu 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM · Friday by appointment
864-702-3007

Questions from Chesnee patients

We are 15 miles from Chesnee — about 22 minutes via US-221 Alt and SC-11 — at 712 W Floyd Baker Blvd in Gaffney. The SC-11 route across is a pleasant drive and avoids the interstate entirely if you would rather not deal with I-85 traffic.
Neuropathy care is a course of treatment, not a single visit, so yes — it involves repeat appointments. How many depends on how advanced the nerve damage is, and you will be told the expected schedule at your first visit rather than discovering it later.
Coverage varies by plan and by which parts of the programme you need. Chiropractic care is often partly covered; several of the technologies used in nerve care commonly are not. Bring your insurance details to the screening and we will go through it honestly with you.
That is the most common thing we hear from new patients. Whether nerves can recover depends on the cause and how far the damage has progressed — which is exactly what the screening is for. Call 864-702-3007 first if you would rather find out before making the trip from Chesnee.