For the Health of Your Patients

Balance disorders defy conventional treatment approaches focused on finding a specific medical problem in an isolated region of the body and treating it as a specific disease process.

Because balance control is a complex multi-system process, balance dysfunction can be caused by problems in any one or combination of the contributing systems.

Because of the brain's ability to adapt to responses to a balance or dizziness problem, one patient's impairments and functional limitations can vary considerably from the next. Even when a specific problem is identified, patients with similar issues may not respond the same way to a given treatment.

In fact, most balance patients travel a long and frustrating road before finding help. Consider the following medical itinerary.

The typical patient who enters a Comprehensive Balance Center has already encountered:

  • 4+ Physicians in search of help for a chronic balance problem
  • 1 Imaging series
  • 1 Emergency Room visit, possibly with hospital admission
  • 1 Referral for psychiatric evaluation
  • 50+ Months in search of a solution

The better route is a comprehensive path.

NeuroCom can help you design your program and select the Balance Manager system to fit your needs and the needs of your patients. Start by quantifying balance impairments and the patient's ability to function safely and effectively in daily life to uncover the information needed to accurately assess balance dysfunction and manage it effectively.

NeuroCom's approach looks at the complexities of balance problems in the context of the total patient. It offers practitioners like you the evidence-based tools to do something about it.

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