Vertigo & Vestibular TREATMENT
Vertigo & Vestibular Rehabilitation in Coquitlam — Steady Your World Again
Vertigo & Vestibular Rehabilitation at ActiLife focuses on dizziness, positional vertigo, balance problems and other symptoms that may involve the vestibular system. Your physiotherapist assesses your symptoms and movement before selecting an appropriate rehabilitation approach.
No
Referral Needed
0
Downtime
5–20
Min Sessions
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Why ActiLife
Dizziness isn't something you just have to live with
Vertigo & Vestibular Rehabilitation begins with understanding your dizziness, balance symptoms and relevant movement responses before treatment is selected. For many types of vertigo, that's not a treatment plan, it's just waiting it out. Vertigo physiotherapy coquitlam patients see us for is often able to resolve the most common cause of vertigo in a single visit or two, using specific repositioning techniques. We assess the actual mechanism behind your dizziness before treating it, rather than guessing.
WHAT IS VESTIBULAR REHABILITATION
How Vertigo & Vestibular Rehabilitation Works
Vertigo & Vestibular Rehabilitation is a physiotherapy approach used for symptoms such as vertigo, dizziness, unsteadiness and balance difficulties. Depending on your assessment findings, treatment may involve positional testing, repositioning maneuvers, balance exercises or gaze-stabilization exercises.Your treatment plan is based on your symptoms, current abilities and how dizziness or balance problems are affecting everyday movement.
Precise Diagnostic Testing
Your physiotherapist may use specific positional, balance and movement-based tests to better understand symptoms such as vertigo, dizziness and unsteadiness.
Repositioning Techniques
For conditions such as BPPV, specific head and body positioning maneuvers may be used when assessment findings indicate they are appropriate.
Balance & Gaze Retraining
Exercises may focus on balance, visual stability and movement tolerance when these areas are relevant to your symptoms.
Conditions We Treat
What our Vertigo & Vestibular clinic in Port Coquitlam treats
Not all dizziness is the same — and our vestibular rehabilitation therapists assess each case individually before building a treatment plan.
BPPV (positional vertigo)
Chronic unsteadiness & balance problems
Post-concussion dizziness
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Motion sensitivity
Falls risk & age-related balance decline
What to Expect
What a Vestibular Rehabilitation session actually feels like
What a Vestibular Rehabilitation session actually feels like
Here's how a typical visit to our Coquitlam vertigo clinic tends to go.
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Positional testing
We move your head and body through specific positions to identify exactly what type of vertigo you have.
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Targeted treatment
Depending on the diagnosis, this might mean a repositioning maneuver, balance exercises, or gaze stabilization training.
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Symptom monitoring
We check how your symptoms respond in real time, adjusting the approach as needed within the same session.
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Home exercise plan
Most patients leave with a short daily routine to reinforce the retraining and prevent symptoms from returning.
Why Patients Choose ActiLife
Getting steady again shouldn't be complicated to book
Getting steady again shouldn't be complicated to book
We direct bill most major insurance providers and accept ICBC claims, so getting treated for dizziness doesn't come with added stress. Same-week appointments are usually available at our Coquitlam clinic — important, since vertigo often responds best to prompt treatment.
No doctor's referral needed
Direct billing to most major insurers
ICBC claims accepted
Same-week appointments available
Serving Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody
Combined into a full rehab plan when needed
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5.0 rating from 110+ Coquitlam patients
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FAQs
Common questions about Vertigo & Vestibular Rehabilitation
Is there a vestibular rehabilitation clinic near me in Coquitlam?
Yes — ActiLife Physiotherapy and Rehab Clinic is located at 3001 Gordon Ave #206, Coquitlam, BC V3C 2K7, and our vestibular rehabilitation clinic port coquitlam patients rely on us as well. Same-week appointments are usually available. Book online or call +1 604-464-3355.
What is vestibular rehabilitation therapy?
Vestibular rehabilitation therapy is a specialized treatment approach that addresses balance and dizziness disorders caused by inner ear or brain-related issues, using specific exercises and repositioning techniques to retrain your balance system.
How many sessions does vertigo treatment usually take?
The most common cause of vertigo, BPPV, often resolves in just one to three sessions with the correct repositioning technique. Other balance disorders may require a longer course of vestibular rehabilitation therapy.
Do I need a referral to see vestibular rehabilitation therapists?
No referral is needed. You can book directly with our team for an assessment.
Ready When You Are
Tired of feeling unsteady or dizzy?
Tired of feeling unsteady or dizzy?
Book your vestibular rehabilitation assessment at ActiLife today — same-week appointments available in Coquitlam.
Find Our Clinic in Coquitlam
ActiLife offers Vertigo & Vestibular Rehabilitation at our Coquitlam clinic at #206, 3001 Gordon Avenue. The clinic is a few minutes from Coquitlam Centre Mall and convenient for people coming from Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and surrounding Tri-Cities communities.
Address
3001 Gordon Ave #206, Coquitlam, BC V3C 2K7, Canada
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Clinic Hours
Mon, Tue, Thu
8:00am – 7:00pm
Wed, Fri
8:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday
9:00am – 2:00pm
Sunday
Closed