Who examines you, and who answers for the treatment

Dr. Cedric Emden Davis II, MD

Medical Director

Dr. Cedric Emden Davis II, MD is the Medical Director of Rebuild Neuropathy Treatment Center. He holds Florida medical license ME108693 under Chapter 458 and NPI 1356534994, and he is the physician under whose medical direction this clinic operates. Both numbers are published here so they can be checked against the Florida Department of Health record rather than taken on trust.

Neuropathy care at this clinic is physician-supervised, and the parts of the protocol that carry prescribing decisions sit under that supervision: hormonal correction where a thyroid or sex hormone deficiency is identified, metabolic optimization, and prescribed medication for the metabolic driver behind diabetic neuropathy. Candidacy is a clinical judgment made under the same authority. When nerve conduction findings put meaningful functional recovery out of reach, saying so before a course is scheduled is part of the job rather than an exception to it.

He also serves as Medical Director for Rebuild Regen Medical and Rebuild Med Spa, the sibling Rebuild practices on N Federal Hwy. Each operates under its own name and scope; neuropathy care is directed from this clinic.

Florida medical license (Chapter 458)

ME108693

National Provider Identifier

1356534994

Your Provider

Lead Clinician, APRN-BC

Your provider at Rebuild Neuropathy Treatment Center is the Lead Clinician, an advanced practice registered nurse, and the person most patients actually see. She holds an active Florida APRN license.

The first visit here is diagnostic rather than a treatment session, and it is hers: the history, the full medication and supplement list, the recent labs including A1c and B12, any prior nerve conduction study, and the hands-on exam of the affected territories with monofilament, vibration and reflex testing. Those findings are what the modality combination is built from, and they are the baseline every later reassessment is measured against. She is also the one who explains which of the six modalities were selected and which were left out, which is usually the more useful half of that conversation.

A decade of emergency and trauma nursing sits behind her certification. That background matters most in the cases that do not fit: a symptom pattern that is not length-dependent, a presentation that points outside neuropathy altogether, or a patient whose driver needs to be routed to the physician already managing it rather than treated here. She also practices as an injector at Rebuild Med Spa, the aesthetics practice in suite #105 at this address; the two practices are separate and work to their own scope.

Janelle Deal

Certified IV Technician

Janelle Deal is the Certified IV Technician at Rebuild Neuropathy Treatment Center. If IV Nerve-Support Infusions are part of your protocol, she is the person you spend that appointment with. She takes your intake, reviews your history and your medications, places the line, monitors you through the infusion and takes the cannula out at the end.

The practical craft of the job is cannulation, and it matters more than patients expect. Difficult veins, dehydration, a history of fainting at needles: those are the situations where an experienced technician is the difference between a routine appointment and an unpleasant one. If you have had a bad experience with a line before, say so at intake and she will work around it.

She also runs the rate, which is the part that matters most with NAD+. NAD+ infused too quickly causes chest tightness and cramping, and the fix is to slow it down. She will ask how you are doing repeatedly through that infusion, and she will slow it the moment you say the word. Nothing she runs is chosen on the day: the infusion is prescribed under physician supervision after the diagnostic visit, and she works to that plan.