Rehabilitation & Counseling

Customized Care for Balance and Stability

Vestibular rehabilitation plays a crucial role in helping patients with vertigo and balance disorders. These exercises retrain the nervous system, helping the brain develop alternative strategies to maintain balance and stability. Research shows that starting vestibular rehabilitation early leads to better long-term results.

Our clinic combines medicine with cutting-edge technology to achieve exceptional outcomes. Recognizing the limitations of traditional methods, we’ve incorporated Virtual Reality (VR) technology to deliver highly personalized vestibular rehabilitation programs—even for patients located far away.

We wanted to go beyond the conventional approach by integrating technology. VR helps us deliver tailored rehabilitation to patients, no matter where they are.

– Dr. Anita Bhandari (The Economic Times, 27 Dec 2016)

How We Customize Rehabilitation Programs

Our clinic is one of the few in the worldview offering completely personalized rehabilitation plans based on each patient’s unique needs. These programs use a combination of:

  • Specialized equipment like trampolines, exercise balls, and varied surfaces
  • Interactive tools such as simulated games and virtual reality exercises
  • Advanced technology including Computerized Dynamic Posturography and Stabilometry to improve body stabilization
  • Dynamic Visual Acuity training to help patients maintain stable vision during movement

Key Goals of Vestibular Rehabilitation

Our rehabilitation programs are designed to:

  1. Improve gaze stabilization, ensuring your eyes remain steady even when your head moves.
  2. Reduce sensitivity to situations that trigger dizziness or imbalance.
  3. Help your body adapt to positions or movements that previously caused symptoms.
  4. Enhance postural stability and overall balance for safer, more confident movement.

How We Do It

We focus on retraining the brain to correctly process abnormal signals, helping restore balance and stability. This involves:

  • Stabilizing the centre of gravity through targeted exercises.
  • Teaching patients how to maintain proper posture and control through guided practice.
  • Offering online video consultations for patients who need support remotely.