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Are you or someone you love experiencing Numbness, Tingling, Stabbing Pain, Cramping, Walking with a Shuffle, Loss of Muscle Strength?
If you have been told that there is nothing you can do for your peripheral nerve pain - you don't have to accept those answers.
There is a better treatment out there with a 95% success rate.
Our focus is not to put a band-aid on your pain but get to the root cause of your nerve damage.
Learn about how you can get your life back with a drug-free, surgery-free approach for healing your peripheral neuropathy!
Dr. Adam Ries was born and raised in Hopkinton, Iowa and was introduced to chiropractic as a child. He completed his undergraduate studies at Wartburg College where he received a Bachelor’s degree in biology. For his doctoral studies, he attended Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. Dr. Adam has also received post graduate training in neuropathy and is the director of the clinic’s Neuropathy Program.
Since graduation, Dr. Adam has cared for patients across the state and has been practicing in the Des Moines area since 2016. He is passionate about chiropractic and helping his patients break down barriers to living their best lives.
Dr. Adam is a member of the West Des Moines Chamber of Commerce and has served as a leadership committee member for WestYP (West Des Moines young professionals). He is also a board member for the West Des Moines Kiwanis Club.
Outside of the office, Dr. Adam leads the same lifestyle he encourages his patients to lead. He is an avid runner, completing numerous half marathons. He loves to try new recipes and be outdoors tending to his backyard garden and chickens. He’s also an active member of and volunteers at his church.
Hollie M "Now I can feel the floor for the first time in ten years!"
Hollie came to us with severe neuropathy that made daily activities such as walking and driving very difficult. She was on the fast track to losing independence if she did not receive help for her neuropathy. In a matter of just a few months she was able to feel the floor for the first time in a decade! She is now able to drive herself to her appointments and to walk around at her grandchildrens' sporting events.
