When The Room Spins
Most dizziness starts in the inner ear — and most inner-ear dizziness is very treatable.
Benign positional vertigo, labyrinthitis and Ménière's disease all start with similar spins but need very different treatment. Our positional testing and hearing-linked diagnosis identify your type in one visit — and BPPV often resolves with a single guided maneuver.
Book A Balance Test
Thorough Testing, Clear Answers
Positional Testing
Guided head-position tests that reveal positional vertigo in minutes.
Hearing-Linked Diagnosis
Full hearing tests alongside, since the inner ear drives most vertigo.
Repositioning Treatment
Same-visit guided maneuvers that resolve many vertigo cases on the spot.
Rehabilitation Plans
Balance exercises and follow-ups that keep you steady long-term.
Confidence On Your Feet
Recurring spins erode confidence — stairs, driving, even grocery aisles feel risky. Pinpointing the inner-ear cause and treating it directly gives most patients their independence back within weeks.
- Positional vertigo testing and same-visit treatment.
- Balance rehabilitation exercise plans.
- Referrals to neurology when the ears are innocent.
Dizzy? Start Here
What happens at a dizziness assessment?
We review your spin patterns, test eye movements and head positions, and check your hearing — the inner ear drives most vertigo. Many patients leave with a diagnosis and a treatment the same day.
Is vertigo connected to hearing loss?
Often. The balance and hearing organs share the inner ear, so conditions like Ménière's disease affect both. That is why every balance visit includes a hearing test.
Will you refer me elsewhere if needed?
Absolutely — and quickly. We work with trusted neurologists and imaging centers, share your records directly, and stay involved in your care throughout.