St. Mary Rehabilitation is qualified to administer Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy. This type of therapy is exercise-based and is designed to treat inner ear deficits through compensation from the central nervous system. Patients who receive this treatment usually suffer from dizziness, vertigo, balance problems and physical coordination problems.
At the beginning of the treatment, the patient will be evaluated by our physical therapist on the following factors:
- – posture
- – balance
- – gait
- – compensatory strategies
- – hand-eye coordination
- – other related bodily functions concerning balance
After the evaluation, a care plan will be exclusively developed and will involved specific exercise programs that aim to improve the brain’s process response from signals in coordination with vision and positioning/perception in relation to neighboring body parts. It is designed to retrain the body to become a coordinated unit once more.
Dizziness, Vertigo, Loss of balance: How We Help You
You have tried it all. Medication, endless visits to different doctors, buying balance exercises online – nothing has helped your chronic dizziness, vertigo and loss of balance?
Don’t give up hope –
St. Mary Rehabilitation can help get results.
Patients come to us from across the nation with a wide variety of symptoms for our expert diagnoses, exemplary physical therapy care, customized treatment plans and unprecedented success rates.
Through proven therapeutic methods, easy-to-follow home exercise plans and individualized attention to patients, over 90% of St. Mary Rehab’s patients have achieved a marked decrease in their symptoms. St. Mary Rehab’s high success rates have a lot to do with our Physical Therapists. Only 2% of Physical Therapists in the United States are trained to perform vestibular rehabilitation and St. Mary Rehabilitation & Balance Center has TWO of them!
Look to St. Mary Rehabilitation & Balance Center for:
- Fall Prevention
- Dizziness / Vertigo
- Vestibular Neuronitis/Labrynthitis
- Central Vertigo
- Stable Meniere’s Disease
- BPPV (Canal & Cupulothiasis)
- Dysequilibrium
For more information about vestibular disorders, please visit VEDA (Vestibular Disorder Association) www.vestibular.org