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Dizziness and Balance Program

Locations

Dizziness and balance services are available at a number of Good Shepherd Rehabilitation outpatient locations throughout eastern Pennsylvania.

Hyland Center for Health & Technology

Allentown, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation – Cedar Pointe

Allentown, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Slate Belt

Bangor, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation – Bethlehem

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation – Bethlehem Township

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Blandon

Blandon, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Center Valley

Center Valley, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – East Greenville

East Greenville, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Fogelsville

Fogelsville, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Forks

Easton, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Hamburg

Hamburg, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Kutztown

Kutztown, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Laurys Station

Laurys Station, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Macungie

Macungie, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Palmer Township

Easton, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation – Pottsville

Pottsville, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation – Schnecksville

Schnecksville, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Souderton

Telford, Pennsylvania

Good Shepherd Physical Therapy – Stroudsburg

Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Dizziness and Balance / Vestibular Rehabilitation

Do you or a loved one ever feel dizzy or light-headed? Maybe a little “foggy” or as though the room is spinning?

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation’s outpatient Dizziness and Balance Program specializes in evaluating and treating dizziness and imbalance caused by:

  • Aging
  • Autoimmune inner ear disease
  • Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, also known as BPPV (i.e., ear crystals)
  • Head trauma, such as concussion
  • Migraines
  • Motion sensitivity
  • Neurologic conditions
  • Viral or bacterial infections

Specially trained dizziness and balance physical therapists provide comprehensive evaluations at one of Good Shepherd’s several eastern Pennsylvania locations:

What To Expect

A comprehensive evaluation at one of Good Shepherd’s several outpatient locations throughout eastern Pennsylvania is led by a specialized clinician.

  • Vestibular (inner ear) and visual systems are assessed to determine the potential causes for dizziness and/or balance impairment
  • Infrared video goggles may be used to more accurately assess inner-ear dysfunction
  • An individualized treatment program is designed to address specific symptoms and impairments

Video Goggle Technology

While dizziness and balance challenges are treated at all outpatient sites, several Good Shepherd locations also utilize infrared video goggles to assess and treat.

This technology can more accurately identify the root cause of symptoms or rule out more serious diagnoses that require medical follow-up.

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