Vestibular Rehabilitation at Valley Health

Vestibular rehabilitation helps people manage dizziness, vertigo, and balance problems. These symptoms often occur when the vestibular system—the inner ear—does not work properly. This system controls posture and balance. When it is impaired, you may experience loss of balance, difficulty with daily activities, and a higher risk of falls.

Conditions We Treat

• Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
• Vestibular neuritis or labyrinthitis
• Ototoxicity
• Recovery after inner ear surgery, including acoustic neuroma removal
• Vestibulopathy

Services We Provide

Your therapist will design a personalized program to help you adapt or compensate for changes in your vestibular system. Treatment may include:

• Canalith repositioning (Epley maneuver) for BPPV
• Exercises and activities to improve balance and reduce dizziness

What to Expect During Evaluation

• Review of your symptoms and medical history
• Eye movement assessment (oculomotor exam)
• Motion sensitivity testing
• Balance and gait evaluation
• Strength, range of motion, and coordination checks

How to Get Started

Ask your doctor for a referral, then call the Valley Health location nearest you to schedule an appointment. Vestibular rehabilitation is covered by Medicare and many insurance plans.

Locations

• Page Memorial Hospital Outpatient Rehabilitation
• Shenandoah Memorial Hospital Outpatient Rehabilitation at Mt. Jackson, Strasburg, and Woodstock
• Winchester Medical Center Outpatient Rehabilitation
• Warren Memorial Hospital Outpatient Rehabilitation