Vestibular Rehabilitation is a form of physiotherapy designed to treat dizziness, vertigo, and balance issues. By using specific exercises, we help your brain "recalibrate" how it processes balance information from your inner ears and eyes.

In Newfoundland and Labrador, physiotherapists are primary healthcare providers, meaning you do not need a doctor's referral to see us. Click the book now button to book your appointment.

Yes! We offer direct billing to most major insurance providers. However, there are some insurance companies that do not allow us to direct bill. Please bring your insurance card to your first visit so we can get you set up in our system.

We are located in the Wedgewood Medical Building in St. John's on 12 Gleneyre Street.

Finding Us

1. Enter the front entrance of the Wedgewood Medical Building.

2. Take the elevator to the 3rd Floor.

3. Enter through the green door (Suite 306).

4. Follow the hall to the end on the left.

There is ample free parking available for patients around the entire building, and the facility is fully accessible for those using mobility aids.

In order to find the root cause of your dizziness, we do need to "provoke" your symptoms slightly. However, this is done in a controlled, clinical way. We use specialized infrared goggles to track your eye movements, which often allows us to find the source of the problem without needing to make you excessively symptomatic.

Because we may provoke your dizziness during the assessment to get an accurate diagnosis, some patients feel a bit "off" for a short period afterward.

The majority of patients feel fine to drive home themselves after an assessment. However we do recommend to have a back-up ride available or a friend or family member drive you to your first appointment just to be safe.

Absolutely. While Brent has training in vestibular health, he is also an experienced orthopedic physiotherapist. We treat everything from acute ankle sprains and "tech neck" to post-surgical recovery and chronic shoulder pain.

Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows you to move freely. If we are looking at a knee or hip injury, shorts are preferred.

For vestibular appointments, comfortable clothing is fine.

No, private physiotherapy services are not covered by MCP in Newfoundland and Labrador. However, most private insurance plans do provide coverage for our services. To make things easier for you, we offer direct billing to most major providers.