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Why send your patients to us?

As a healthcare provider, keeping your patients happy and healthy is your utmost priority. At Southwest Balance, Dizziness & Ear Institute, we believe we can help you achieve this goal with our exclusively licensed advanced vestibular diagnostic and treatment methodologies.

We're focused on Balance & Dizziness Disorders

We use cutting-edge technology

We've got over 75 years of experience

Over 300 reviews from happy patients

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Standard vs. Comprehensive Vestibular Diagnostic Battery

Videonystagmography (VNG) may be commonly used for diagnosing vestibular disorders, but it misses 68% of patients with such disorders.

Our comprehensive vestibular diagnostic battery offers 95% sensitivity for assessing the functional ability of the 10 peripheral vestibular end organs in a static and dynamic state.

This allows us to individualize treatment programs specific to each patient's vestibular thresholds and current state.

Diagram of the vestibular system showing labeled parts: vestibular nerve, vestibular ganglia, superior vestibular nerve, medial vestibular nucleus, superior semicircular canal, and utricle.

Standard Diagnostics - 32% Diagnostic Sensitivity

Diagram of the vestibular labyrinth showing semicircular canals, utricle, saccule, and cochlea labeled.

Comprehensive Diagnostics - 95% Diagnostic Sensitivity

Vestibular Treatment Options

At Southwest Balance, Dizziness & Ear Institute, we offer state-of-the-art treatment options for those suffering from dizziness, vertigo and balance disorders.

Our exclusive Advanced Vestibular Treatment® (AVT) is directed by doctors of audiology and delivers up to 93% clinical efficacy.

This is significantly higher than Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT), which is directed by physical therapists and has clinical efficacy of 50%-70%.

Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy

VRT is driven by global vestibulopathy diagnoses. Rehabilitation exercises and core strengthening for postural control are not specific to each patient's diagnostic thresholds and real-time functionality.

30-50% without significant measurable improvement

Advanced Vestibular Treatment

AVT is based on vestibular ocular reflex (VOR), vestibulospinal reflex (VSR), and otolith integration of each patient's diagnostic thresholds. Physical exercises with optokinetic stimulation treat the somatosensory and visual aspects of balance that undergo re-weighting during the compensation process.

7% without significant measurable improvement

Benefits of AVT

Higher Clinical Efficacy

AVT has been proven to deliver up to 93% clinical efficacy, signficantly higher than VRT's 50-70%.

Shorter Treatment Time

AVT has a shorter treatment time compared to VRT, with patients demonstrating objective and subjective improvement after as little as six weeks of treatment.

Improved Patient Outcomes

The customizability of AVT specific to each patient's vestibular thresholds and current state leads to significantly improved outcomes compared to traditional VRT.