Vestibular Care Options

Dizziness Evaluation

A focused evaluation explores when dizziness occurs, which movements trigger it, and how symptoms affect everyday activities. Your clinician may assess balance, eye movements, and motion tolerance to better understand your needs. The findings help shape a rehabilitation plan with clear goals and exercises suited to your symptoms and daily routine.

Vertigo Rehabilitation

Vertigo rehabilitation starts with an assessment of your symptoms and the movements that bring them on. Depending on your presentation, care may include specific positioning techniques or exercises that help your system adapt to motion. Your clinician can explain each step and adjust the plan based on your response, comfort, and progress.

Balance Training

Balance training builds practice around the tasks that matter to you, such as turning, walking, or moving through busy environments. Exercises can be adjusted for your current ability and advanced as appropriate. A clinician guides safe practice, checks how you respond, and helps connect clinic activities with practical strategies for home and community settings.

Motion Sensitivity Care

Motion sensitivity can make routine activities such as bending, looking around, or riding in a car difficult. Rehabilitation may use carefully selected movements and gradual exposure to help improve tolerance over time. Your clinician can pace exercises around your symptoms and share guidance for practicing safely between appointments.