At NeuroEquilibrium, treatment for vertigo, dizziness and balance disorders begins with understanding the cause of your symptoms. Our specialists assess your medical history, current concerns and balance-related symptoms to recommend the most appropriate next step.
Every patient’s condition is different. While some patients may need a consultation and clinical guidance, others may require diagnostic tests, vestibular rehabilitation or follow-up care. Your treatment plan is recommended based on what is clinically appropriate for you.
The cost of vertigo treatment may vary because the type and extent of care needed is not the same for every patient.
Your recommended care may depend on:
Our team can help you understand the pricing relevant to the consultation, tests or treatment recommended for your care.
Depending on your symptoms and clinical requirements, your care plan may include one or more of the following:
Your consultation includes a detailed discussion of your symptoms, medical history and any previous reports. The specialist may also conduct a focused clinical assessment to better understand the possible cause of your balance problem.
Specialised diagnostic tests may be recommended to assess your balance system, inner-ear function, hearing or related concerns. These may include vestibular and balance tests, hearing tests or other investigations where clinically appropriate.
Additional investigations, such as imaging or blood tests, may be advised only when clinically required.
For some conditions, vestibular rehabilitation may be recommended to help improve balance, reduce dizziness and support confidence during daily movement. The type and number of sessions depend on your condition, symptoms and response to therapy.
Follow-up consultations may be recommended to review your progress, discuss test findings, adjust your treatment plan or guide the next stage of recovery.
There is no one-size-fits-all treatment package for vertigo, dizziness or balance disorders.
At NeuroEquilibrium, treatment recommendations are based on your individual clinical requirements. After assessment, your specialist will explain the likely cause of your symptoms, the tests or treatment that may be useful, and the next steps in your care.
This approach helps ensure that you receive care that is relevant to your condition rather than being placed into a fixed treatment package.
The cost depends on the consultation, tests and treatment that may be recommended for your condition. If you already know the specific service you need, our clinic support team can help you with the relevant pricing information.
Not every patient requires the same tests. Your specialist will recommend diagnostic tests only if they are needed to better understand your symptoms or confirm the cause of your balance problem.
The number of sessions varies from person to person. It depends on your diagnosis, symptom severity, recovery goals and progress with therapy. Your therapist or specialist can guide you after assessment.
No. Physiotherapy or vestibular rehabilitation is recommended only when it is clinically appropriate for your condition and treatment goals.
Follow-up care may be advised to review your progress, discuss test results, modify treatment or guide your recovery. The need for follow-up depends on your individual condition.
Insurance coverage can vary based on your policy, insurer and the consultation, test or treatment involved. Please check with your insurance provider for details about your coverage and reimbursement process.
Yes. Our clinic support team can help you understand the pricing relevant to your recommended consultation, diagnostic tests, therapy or follow-up care.
You do not need to determine this yourself. Speak with our clinic support team to understand the appropriate next step and the pricing relevant to your recommended care.
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