Vestibular Therapy
Vestibular rehab therapy uses specific exercises or maneuvers that can eliminate or significantly reduce symptoms of vestibular disorders.
Betsy Trame, PT, MBA, MEd has announced her upcoming retirement!
If you are a new or returning patient wanting to be scheduled for evaluation, please contact the office as soon as possible, at 419.222.9010.
In the near future, Ms. Trame will be providing a recommendation as to where she’d suggest you get vestibular rehab after her retirement, should you need it.
In the meantime, the same office contact information you’ve used in the past will continue to work, as the office staff at Hearing and Balance Center will continue to take your calls and process faxes. They will have the most current information, as Betsy’s transition to retirement progresses.
Your trust and confidence in Trame Vestibular Rehab for your vestibular needs over the past five years have been greatly appreciated!
Wishing you continued health, with a dizzy-free, ‘balanced’ life!
TRAME VESTIBULAR THERAPY
Vestibular Rehab (VR) is an exercise-based physical therapy program to reduce the symptoms of dizziness and loss of balance associated with vestibular (inner ear) disorders. Sometimes vestibular rehab is called vestibular therapy and balance therapy.
Vestibular rehab therapy uses specific exercises or maneuvers that can eliminate or significantly reduce symptoms of vestibular disorders. While dizziness is commonly treated with medications, these merely suppress symptoms without necessarily addressing the core issue. Addressing the underlying cause is our goal.
Visit the services page to see conditions we commonly treat.
SERVICES
Dizziness itself is not a disease but a symptom. At Trame Vestibular Rehab, we develop an individualized treatment plan to address the core issue causing imbalance and dizziness.
Common conditions we treat are:
Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
Reduced Inner Ear Functioning
Labyrinthitis
Vestibular Neuritis
Sensitivity to motion
Imbalance, unsteadiness, history of
falling or nearly falling
Dizziness following a stroke, head trauma or concussion
Imbalance/ dizziness following ear surgery
Visual motion disturbance
