Patients come to the AgeRejuvenation South Tampa clinic asking about the nervous system reset when an overactive stress response has taken over their sleep, their mood and their days. In our building at 220 N Howard Ave, the procedure is performed at Reboot Vitality, Suite B, so someone from SoHo, Davis Islands or Palma Ceia gets dedicated care a few minutes from home.
Nervous system reset in our South Tampa building
When the body's fight-or-flight wiring stays switched on, sleep frays, the mind races and ordinary days start to feel like emergencies. That is the pattern we hear most often from South Tampa patients who ask about a nervous system reset. Many are veterans or first responders; others are Hyde Park and SoHo neighbors whose anxiety, hypervigilance or trauma-rooted insomnia has outlasted years of other care. In our building, the procedure has its own dedicated clinic: Reboot Vitality, Suite B, where Dr. Michael Meighen performs both sides himself.
Why the procedure is done at Reboot Vitality
Reboot Vitality is a nervous system clinic in our building, organized around this one procedure, so the evaluation, both procedure days and the follow-up stay with one team. It is the only place the procedure is performed. For patients who want to understand the trauma side in more depth, Reboot Vitality covers SGB for post-traumatic stress, explained by Reboot Vitality, including how it works alongside therapy rather than instead of it.
Getting to the building
You will find us at 220 N Howard Ave in North Hyde Park, a short drive from Hyde Park Village and the Bayshore Boulevard waterfront, and easy to reach from SoHo, Davis Islands and Palma Ceia. Reboot Vitality is in Suite B and offers free on-site parking. It sees patients Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM; call Reboot Vitality at (844) 727-2192 to set up a consultation. A note on geography: AgeRejuvenation is an independent functional medicine and longevity practice with no affiliation to Tampa General Hospital.
A brief on how the nervous system reset works
The procedure targets the stellate ganglion, a cluster of sympathetic nerve fibers in the side of the neck that helps govern the body's stress reaction. Under ultrasound guidance, a local anesthetic is placed near it on the right side on day one and on the left side on day two, which is why it has been studied as an option for PTSD, severe anxiety and the sleeplessness that often travels with them. The Reboot Protocol™ has not been reviewed or approved by the FDA as a treatment for PTSD. The local anesthetic used in the injection is FDA-approved; using it for PTSD is an off-label use. Individual experiences vary. For who qualifies, side effects and how the two days run, see our full nervous system reset overview.
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