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Movement & rehab

Vestibular Therapy

Exercise-based therapy for dizziness, vertigo and balance problems.

Medically reviewed by Ritesh Patel, PTLast reviewed
Vestibular Therapy at Med Wellness

Vestibular Therapy at a glance

Vestibular Therapy is a movement & rehab treatment offered at Med Wellness Physiotherapy & Rehab in Woodbridge, Ontario. Vestibular rehabilitation is an exercise-based approach that retrains the balance system to reduce dizziness, vertigo and unsteadiness.

  • Commonly used for: bppv & vertigo, balance disorders, post-concussion dizziness
  • Main benefit: reduces dizziness & vertigo
  • Referral needed: no — direct access in Ontario
  • Insurance: direct billing to most extended health plans
  • Available at: Unit 11, 110 Ansley Grove Road, Woodbridge, Ontario, L4L 3R1
  • Book by phone: +1 (905) 605-8889
About vestibular therapy

Vestibular rehabilitation is an exercise-based approach that retrains the balance system to reduce dizziness, vertigo and unsteadiness.

After a thorough assessment, you're given specific gaze, balance and habituation exercises that progressively calm symptoms and restore confidence on your feet.

Benefits

  • Reduces dizziness & vertigo
  • Improves balance
  • Restores confidence
  • Targeted exercises

Commonly helps with

  • BPPV & vertigo
  • Balance disorders
  • Post-concussion dizziness

Not sure where to start?

Book an assessment and our team will recommend the right combination of treatments for your goals.

What to expect

How a session works

Every vestibular therapy plan follows the same clear, unhurried path — so you always know what comes next.

01

Assessment

We start by listening to your history and goals, then carry out a thorough hands-on assessment to pinpoint the real source of the problem — not just where it hurts.

02

Diagnosis & plan

We explain what's going on in plain language and agree a clear, realistic treatment plan together, including how many sessions we'd expect.

03

Hands-on treatment

Each visit combines the right techniques for you — manual therapy, exercise and modalities — delivered one-on-one by a registered clinician.

04

Progress & review

We track your progress against your goals, adjust the plan as you improve, and coach the self-management that keeps the problem from coming back.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about vestibular therapy and getting started at Med Wellness.

Do you offer direct insurance billing?

Yes. We bill most extended health plans directly for physiotherapy, massage and chiropractic, so in most cases there's no paperwork and nothing to pay upfront beyond any co-pay. Bring your policy details to your first visit.

Do I need a referral to book?

Not to see us — you can book physiotherapy, massage or chiropractic directly. Some insurance plans require a doctor's referral for reimbursement, so it's worth confirming with your provider.

How long is an appointment?

Your first visit (assessment plus initial treatment) usually takes about 45–60 minutes. Follow-up sessions are typically 30–45 minutes depending on your plan.

What should I wear?

Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing you can move in is ideal. For some assessments it helps to expose the area being treated, so layers you can easily adjust work well.

Can I combine different treatments?

Absolutely — that's a core part of our approach. Many patients see more than one of our practitioners, and we coordinate physiotherapy, massage and chiropractic into one joined-up plan.

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Medically reviewed by Ritesh Patel, PTLast reviewed

This page is general health information reviewed by a registered clinician. It is not personalised medical advice and does not replace an in-person assessment. If your symptoms are severe, worsening or new, contact a healthcare professional.

Your recovery starts with one appointment

Book online in under two minutes, or call us and we'll find a time that works. Most extended health plans accepted with direct billing.