Balance and Vestibular Rehabilitation

These exercises can improve eye-head coordination and ease symptoms.

Using these tools can reduce symptoms and promote a safe return to everyday activities.

This test monitors the brain’s response to the sounds you hear.

Used to treat a condition called benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), performing this series of movements can relieve symptoms of dizziness.

This virtual reality test is used to evaluate your functional balance.

This test measures electrical activity in the inner ear that occurs in response to sound.

Exercises can help to improve physical condition and reduce problems with balance, dizziness and lightheadedness.

These exercises gradually decrease sensitivity to motion.

Rotary chair testing can help to evaluate the vestibular system as a possible cause of imbalance and dizziness.

This test helps to determine how well parts of the inner ear are functioning.

This test evaluates the vestibular system as the possible underlying cause of imbalance or dizziness.

Vision therapy helps to make visual tasks more comfortable, easier or more efficient.

Our rehabilitation team is led by board certified physicians. Our team includes doctorate-level audiologists and occupational and physical therapists certified in vestibular rehabilitation, allowing patients to access a full range of treatment options to meet their needs.

We offer outpatient balance, dizziness and vestibular rehabilitation and additional supportive services.

Our specialists follow the latest, evidence-based treatments for balance and vestibular disorders.