Vestibular & Balance Conditions

If you’ve been experiencing dizziness, lightheadedness, or balance problems, our skilled therapy team is here to help. We provide evidence-based balance therapy and vestibular rehabilitation to improve stability, reduce fall risk, and restore confidence in daily movement.

Whether you’re walking safely through your home, spending time with family, or returning to the activities you enjoy, our goal is to help you move with ease, feel steady on your feet, and get back to living independently and comfortably.

Post-Concussion Dizziness or Balance Changes

Persistent dizziness, lightheadedness, or vertigo following a head injury
Difficulty walking straight or feeling unsteady on your feet
Sensitivity to light, noise, or busy environments
Blurred or double vision with movement
Trouble focusing, reading, or tracking moving objects
Headaches associated with movement or position changes
Nausea or motion sensitivity
Fatigue or symptoms that worsen with activity
Balance deficits that increase fall risk
Delayed recovery from sports-related or accidental concussions

fall risk and unsteadiness

Balance problems related to aging
Generalized dizziness or lightheadedness
Gait and walking difficulties
Weakness or deconditioning affecting balance

Vestibular dysfunction

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
Persistent Perceptual Postural Dizziness (PPPD)
Inner Ear-Related Balance Disorders

post-Surgical or Post-illness balance decline

Weakness or instability after surgery or prolonged hospitalization
Dizziness or lightheadedness during standing or walking
Loss of coordination or difficulty navigating stairs or uneven surfaces
Decreased endurance and early fatigue with daily activities
Increased fall risk following illness, injury, or bed rest
Changes in gait or walking pattern
Difficulty returning to normal routines after medical procedures
Deconditioning from inactivity or extended recovery periods
Balance challenges related to anesthesia, medications, or systemic illness
Reduced confidence with mobility or fear of falling