Vestibular Therapy (including BPPV)

Celebration</li> Daytona Beach</li> DeLand (Victoria Park)</li> East Orlando</li> Lake Mary</li> Orlando Ave</li> Partin Settlement</li> Port Orange</li> Tavares</li> Winter Park</li> </ul> </dd>

Altamonte</li> Apopka</li> Dr. Phillips</li> Kissimmee</li> Lake Nona</li> Maitland</li> Orlando (SODO)</li> Oviedo</li> Partin Settlement</li> Wekiva</li> Winter Garden</li> Waterford Lakes</li> </ul> </dd>

Vestibular Program

Vestibular Therapy

Did you know that 42% of the population will experience dizziness at least once in their lifetime? Dizziness may be described as

Vertigo
Light-headedness
Unsteadiness
Fear of falling

BPPV is a common cause of vertigo. If you suffer from BPPV, you may experience a dizzy sensation when performing simple movements, like looking up or down, or by laying down or rolling over in bed. People with dizziness and vestibular problems are 12 times more likely to fall throughout day-to-day activities.

There are several other conditions that can cause dizziness, and vestibular rehabilitation therapy can be an effective treatment for you. AdventHealth Sports Med and Rehab offers therapists who are trained specifically to work with patients experiencing dizziness. With information from your doctor and a thorough evaluation from your physical therapist, an individual treatment plan can be formed specifically for you.

Vestibular Therapy (including BPPV): Celebration

Daytona Beach

DeLand (Victoria Park)

East Orlando

Lake Mary

Orlando Ave

Partin Settlement

Port Orange

Tavares

Winter Park
BPPV Only: Altamonte

Apopka

Dr. Phillips

Kissimmee

Lake Nona

Maitland

Orlando (SODO)

Oviedo

Partin Settlement

Wekiva

Winter Garden

Waterford Lakes