Fall and Risk Assessments
Rarely do you see a pro-active concept in health care today, our entire medical model is based upon a REACTIVE thought process, meaning you only take action AFTER an illness or accident has occurred. By incorporating a specific exercise/diet or re-training healthcare approach we can RE-train your body to increase your vestibular functioning and therefore decrease your fall risk.
Better Balance of North Dakota has well established relationships with balance experts such as PRO REHAB. We will work tirelessly to reduce your potential for a fall leading to possible surgical intervention or even head/ brain trauma, leaving you with possible lifelong problems and difficulties.
Do yourself and your family members a huge favor and call today for a simple balance assessment to determine your risk level. Each test is height, weight, age and gender specific.
Remember your first fall could be your last, the #1 cause of emergency room visits are due to FALLS and Fall related problems, outweighing heart disease and cancer combined.
VNG Testing
Better Balance of North Dakota uses the latest videonystagmography (pronounced video-ny-stag-mo-graphy), also known as "VNG" technology and testing to find the affected component of balance disorders. Many such disorders can be treated and corrected within weeks.
VNG testing is considered the gold standard of vestibular pathology.
OUR TEAM:
--Health care specialists trained to understand dizziness & vertigo problems
--Technicians trained to perform the most accurate diagnostic tests in todays market
--Physical therapists with a vast background in properly creating and implementing the proper exercise protocols to meet each patients needs
Fall and Balance Diagnostics
Better Balance of North Dakota can identify and effectively treat patients with balance disorders and improve their quality of life. Common conditions associated with balance disorders include: BBPV or Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (cupulolithiasis, canalithiasis) labrynthitis, vestibular neuronitis, Meniere's disease and more. Please contact us for more information.
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