What is Vestibular Analysis?
Your balance is controlled by a complex system involving your inner ear (the vestibular system), your eyes, and your brain. When one part of this system falls out of sync, you experience dizziness or imbalance.
Our advanced testing uses highly sensitive, non-invasive technology to map how these systems communicate. By tracking your eye movements, head positioning, and spatial orientation, we can accurately diagnose the root cause of your symptoms.
Getting answers shouldn't require a hospital stay. Our advanced setup is designed completely around patient comfort and convenience:
Walk-In, Walk-Out Convenience: All testing is done entirely in the clinic. No hospital admission is required.
Non-Invasive & Painless: We use advanced video goggles with Electronystagmography and specialized seating to measure your responses safely and comfortably.
Same-Day Insights: Testing is completed in a single visit, allowing our specialists to review the data and discuss your customized treatment plan—often on the same day.
Targeted Therapy: Accurate diagnosis leads directly to effective treatments, ranging from simple repositioning maneuvers to specialized Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT).
On the day :
Don’t drive yourself home.
For first 48 hours :
Keep your head in an upright position.
Do not tip your head up or down or bend at the waist. Use of a cervical collar will help prevent you from tipping your chin down.
Do not visit places that require you to lie down or tilt your head (hairdresser, dentist or barber).
Avoid tipping your head up or down when brushing teeth, shaving or washing your hair.
Housework such as cooking or cleaning should be avoided for the next 48 hours.
Do not lie flat in bed: Sleep semi-recumbent for the next night. This means sleep with your head halfway between being flat and upright (a 45 degree angle) by using a recliner chair or by using pillows arranged on a couch.
The Following Week :
Do Not Sleep on your treated side or bad side.
Use two pillows on either side when you sleep.
Don’t turn your head far up or far down.
No “sit-ups” for at least one week.
After 1 week :
You can resume your daily activities without any restrictions. Move around as you wish.
Cawthorne-Cooksey Exercises