Vestibular rehabilitation

Vestibular rehabilitation is specialized physical therapy that will help assess your:

• positions and activities that result in dizziness
• goals for activity and function
• sensory integration

Treatment options can include:

• balance retraining
• canalith repositioning procedure and/or exercise
• exercises to strengthen and address other issues relating to your muscles, bones, joints and connective tissue 
• gait retraining
• general conditioning
• treatment for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) including canalith repositioning
• vestibular therapy

You will also receive instruction in a home exercise program you will be asked to do in between therapy sessions.

• balance issues
• dizziness and vertigo
• concussion
• cervical and central dizziness
• BPPV (benign positional paroxysmal vertigo)
• vestibular hypofunction

• Our therapists work with adults, teens and kids.
• Physical therapists work closely with other care team providers (occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, physical medicine & rehabilitation providers, ear, nose & throat (ENTs) providers. 
• Minnesota and Wisconsin allow direct access to receive physical therapy services, but your insurance plan may require a referral for payment. Please check with your insurance plan or contact our scheduling office for assistance.
• We work closely with referring physicians to provide timely communications every step of the way.
• Before your first visit, please complete the Patient Intake Questionnaire.