Vestibular Dysfunction Rehabilitation

Physical Therapy for the Vestibular Dysfunction or Vertigo

Treat Dizziness or Vertigo

Vestibular dysfunction is a common condition of the inner ear (vestibular organ) that results in dizziness and unsteadiness. It is primarily a problem of middle aged to aging adults and is diagnosed by a primary care physician or an ENT specialist. 

Many people are unaware that physical therapists are effective at treating vestibular dysfunction. If you have  dizziness, unsteadiness, vertigo, or inner ear problems, physical therapy treatment may provide favorable results and prevent falls and instability.

Common Questions About Vestibular Dysfunction Rehabilitation

Got a question? We’re here to help.
  • Do I need a referral from a doctor?

    In Kansas, a physician's referral is not required. A few insurances, including Medicare, require a physician's referral. Our staff will check with your insurance to determine if a physician's referral is required.

  • Will my insurance cover your service?

    Southwind Physical Therapy is an in-network provider for many insurance companies, including Medicare. Our staff can check your insurance benefit, co-pay, and out-of-pocket expenses. 

  • Do you take Medicare?

    Yes,  Southwind Physical Therapy is an in-network provider for Medicare.

  • Will you come to my home?

    Yes, we can provide on-site home safety assessments. If you are home-bound, Southwind Physical Therapy contracts with the Saline County Health Department for home health care.