Conditions We Treat

Dizziness & Vertigo Treatment in Sterling Heights, MI

BPPV — the spinning triggered by rolling over or looking up — is often fixable in one to three visits.

How we treat dizziness & vertigo

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) is loose crystals in the inner ear's motion sensors, and repositioning maneuvers resolve most cases remarkably fast. Beyond BPPV, vestibular rehabilitation retrains the balance system after inner-ear injury, concussion, and age-related decline — a specialty service most clinics in this corridor simply don't offer.

Signs this page is about you

Spinning triggered by rolling in bed or looking up
Unsteadiness or 'floating' when walking
Dizziness since a concussion or car accident
Motion sensitivity in stores or driving

Michigan direct access: most patients can start physical therapy without a physician referral (10 visits / 21 days before a prescription is needed; wellness services exempt). Insurance plan rules vary — we verify yours and obtain any required referral before visit one.

Common questions

Can vertigo really be fixed in a few visits?

For BPPV, frequently yes — canalith repositioning maneuvers resolve the spinning for most patients within one to three visits. Other causes take longer; the evaluation tells us which kind yours is.

Is dizziness after a car accident treatable?

Often, yes — post-concussive and inner-ear-related dizziness respond to vestibular rehab, and accident-related care is covered by Michigan no-fault benefits.

When is dizziness a red flag?

Sudden dizziness with slurred speech, facial droop, double vision, or limb weakness is a 911 call, not a therapy visit. Everything else earns an evaluation — we screen for the serious causes first.

Opening February 2027 — evaluations bookable now

Join the waitlist and we'll schedule your dizziness & vertigo evaluation in opening week, verify your insurance in advance, and send intake paperwork you can finish from your phone.

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