Vertigo Rehabilitation
24-Hour Contact. Structured Resolution.
Vertigo is often first treated in primary care.
Medication may reduce nausea.
But medication does not reposition crystals.
It does not retrain the vestibular system.
It does not restore balance confidence.
When dizziness persists, referral timing matters.
The Common Cause: BPPV
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
is mechanical — not neurological decline.
It occurs when displaced otoconia disrupt normal canal signaling.
Symptoms:
- Spinning with position changes
- Rolling in bed triggers dizziness
- Looking up or bending forward provokes symptoms
- Brief but intense vertigo episodes
This is a positional problem.
It requires positional correction.
Targeted Positional Maneuvers
We perform evidence-based canal repositioning procedures, including:
✔ Epley Maneuver
✔ Semont Maneuver
✔ Horizontal Canal Repositioning
✔ Modified canal-specific techniques
Precise testing.
Precise correction.
Immediate reassessment.
When It’s Not Just BPPV
Some patients require:
We differentiate peripheral from central patterns and coordinate referral if red flags appear.
24-Hour Access for PCP Referrals
We provide:
- Same or next-day appointments
- Objective positional testing
- Clear documentation
- Structured follow-up
- Direct communication when needed
The goal is rapid symptom resolution and restored function.
Why Early Vestibular Rehab Matters
Untreated vertigo leads to:
Mechanical problems require mechanical solutions.
What Customers Are Saying
Vertigo is Treatable.
The Right Maneuver Changes Everything.
For referral coordination:
(954) 284-0716
954-416-9715
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