Bronson Balance Vestibular Clinical Spinners
Recommended by Dr. Jerome Rerucha
Scalable Vestibular Activation for Every Patient
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Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners give chiropractors a powerful, scalable, and easy-to-implement way to enhance brain-body integration, improve functional outcomes, and expand service offerings. This technology activates key neurological pathways, even next level Vagus nerve (parasympathetic balance), brain based practices and so much more, through safe, controlled rotational movement—helping patients of all ages improve upregulation, balance, coordination, cognition, autonomic regulation, and overall stability.
Designed for seamless integration with chiropractic adjustments, postural rehab, Erchonia laser therapy, vibration therapy, and Brain/Body FIT® protocols, Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners deliver measurable changes that patients can feel immediately as well as pre/post benefits accurately measured using BTrackS™ – Objective Balance Assessment and Rehabilitation Force Plate, as well as the speed, duration of the client using the spinner and your current exam system.
Clients routinely experience better balance, spatial awareness, confidence, and neurological function within the first sessions but we promote multi-visit protocols and consistent use to improve neuroplasticity along with upregulation.
Choose seated or standing models—each safely progresses from beginner to more advanced uses.
1–2 minutes of rotation integrates easily before or after adjustments or as part of a standalone neuro-rehab session. Longer sessions and more sets using Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners performed consistently as neuroplasticity and vestibular health improves and for the client who wants to achieve even greater results. No advanced certification needed. Instructions will be made available with practical options for your clinic. Start at the basics and many many use and exercise options will be made available to those who purchase. Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners are very practical and simple to integrate into your current practice and even for the layperson and home use. Ultimately you have the freedom to choose what works best in your clinic and current techniques. The use of motorized spinners has what could be endless options! But we will give you the success basics to get your confidence up, as well as common progress applications as well as sharing integrative applications as your clients improve. In no time at all you will be sharing your own great ideas and how you are helping your clients and yourself!
Offer specialized programs:
Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners pair perfectly with Erchonia LLLT, vibration platforms, bands, Halo weighting, postural and rehab drills.
Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners elevate your outcomes, differentiate your clinic, and further deepen patient trust through results they can feel (often immediately) and will share their unique experience with others who need to come see you. Referrals from excited patients who will become your most passionate advocates, proudly telling friends and family, “You have try this (and go see my chiropractor, PT, Rolfer, therapist etc) – Bronson Vestibular Spinners really work!”
Enhance results. Expand services. Grow your clinic.
Welcome to our Frequently Asked Questions about the vestibular system and how Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners can support transformative improvements in health, balance, development or recovery throughout every stage of life—from infancy through childhood, adulthood, and into the senior years.
The vestibular system is traditionally thought of as your body's primary balance and spatial orientation mechanism, located in the inner ear. It consists of two main components: the three semicircular canals (oriented in different planes to detect rotational movements of the head) and the otolith organs — the utricle and saccule (which sense linear acceleration, gravity, and head position relative to gravity). Together, these structures filled with fluid and sensory hair cells detect motion, changes in head position, and orientation, sending signals to the brain (and body) to help maintain equilibrium. The vestibular system works closely with vision, proprioception (body position sense), and the brain to coordinate balance, stabilize gaze during movement, and support posture. A healthy vestibular system is essential for everything from walking steadily to preventing falls, and disruptions can lead to dizziness, vertigo, or imbalance. As important as that is - that is just the beginning of the vestibular system to overall brain/body health.
Bronson Balance Vestibular Clinical Spinners are motorized devices that provide safe, controlled rotational movement for vestibular stimulation. Designed for clinical use, they are suitable for all ages, including infants, youth, adults, seniors, and those who are frail. Bronson Spinners set the standard for vestibular care.
Bronson Balance offers two clinical motorized spinner versions:
The vestibular system is well documented in medical research to have many SYSTEM benefits. A PubMed search for “vestibular system” will yield over 30,000 publications on a wide range of influences and benefits, as well as physical, mental/emotional, and autonomic challenges, when injured, down-regulated, or due to lack of use and other modern-day stressors.
Before the current clinical market versions, Bronson athlete motorized spinners and training methods have set the gold standard in athlete skill and vestibular training for over a decade. Thousands of units have been sold worldwide, and hundreds of coaches and facilities have used them to optimize the brain/body vestibular connection in skating sports and ballet alone. Gymnastics, cheer, dance, diving, and yoga will see much faster progress with safe, fun training for beginners, but the bar is set by world-class figure skaters for how far you can go in any sport and the vestibular human potential that requires advanced athleticism, superhuman spatial orientation, and fast information processing.
Has your training or rehab reached a plateau? Raising the ceiling of the neuro-synaptic array of the vestibular system allows the rest of the brain, and body to grow—in the classroom and in competition. Any sport that requires fast brain/body processing, hand-eye coordination, or spatial processing—including all combat sports, martial arts, racket sports like tennis and pickleball, and competitive shooting—can benefit. Spinning provides neurological and athletic benefits for skilled positions such as wide receiver, running back, soccer, lacrosse, and quarterback, and also improves overall performance recovery. Injuries will happen, and vestibular training is useful from sprained ankles to concussion rehab.
Chiropractors, PTs, Neurology Diplomates, Functional Neurologists, and movement specialists know the benefits of vestibular system treatment for clients of all ages. The Bronson Chair and Balance Bar bring a practical, revolutionary clinical improvement to the masses by enabling new protocols and activations beyond the current standard. Bronson Balance Vestibular Clinical Spinners are ideal for practical, safe, and effective clinical use.
Two versatile, clinic professional-grade models are offered:
Bronson Balance Chair Version:
Bronson Balance Bar Version:
A standing model for dynamic balance training and improving movement patterns.
Very little. Both chair and bar versions fit easily in a small rehab area, treatment room, or performance corner. They have a small footprint and don’t disrupt clinic layout. The diameter of the standing version is just under 24 inches and the chair version with the extended foot rest requires a minimum 4 foot area. Additional space for getting on and off as well as room for the supervising clinician or professional instructor is needed.
The motorized spinner for the chair and balance bar version packaging and spinner contents weighs just at 70 lbs. The motor base by itself is appx 60 lbs. The chair comes separately and some assembly required.
300 lb individual is maximum weight for either the chair or balance bar version of the spinner.
There is a 2-year warranty on our clinical motorized spinners, including repairs, parts, and labor. The screen is also free to replace during the warranty period.
The vestibular system plays a critical role in balance, spatial orientation, gaze stability, and overall brain-body integration across the lifespan—from fetal development to aging. Common clinical applications include:
#1 What is the flow of your current clinic?
Successful clinics use different business models and appointment times. Bronson Spinners adapt easily to both insurance- and cash-based clinics, so clinic decision makers can fit them to their goals. Training videos will not cover insurance billing or legal differences, as these must be determined by your clinic's professionals.
#2 Patient tolerance
Each client starts from their unique place. Clinics attract patients of different ages and needs. For example, a clinic in a ski town or one serving a busy, middle-aged, and senior tennis club will see a different type of aging client compared to what some might call "average America." However, the goal of identifying and improving a baseline vestibular capacity is consistent regardless of all the possible variables. Achieving a baseline level of health is possible for all, similar to functional medicine standards for vitamin D, hormone levels, body composition, grip strength, or gait speed, etc. Many clinicians and clients may be surprised by how poor vestibular function can be at the initial assessment, regardless of age. The good news is that improvement is possible for everyone with consistent, appropriate training. Most common conditions seen by clinicians can benefit from vestibular improvement, and Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners offer practical, safe, and enhanced outcomes over current standards. Begin conservatively, adjusting speed and duration based on patient tolerance and starting with basic posture, either sitting or standing. Clinicians will often discover just how limited vestibular function is at any age. It’s important not to let neurologically weaker clients have a negative experience during their first sessions. Additional videos will explain with demonstration a safe, practical progression of speed, duration, and intensity.
Here is a recent share from a retired very active 72 year old client who purchased the Bronson Balance Bar for personal home use. who prior to buying was aware his balance was far behind his strength and other physical health capabilities.
“My balancing on one leg at a time has gone from around 10 seconds to 1 minute in 3 days using twice a day 👍”
Comment from Dr Jerome - This is a lifetime health dedicated person and a previous all time world record holder in a strength competition when he was age 48. He knows how to train at an elite level and has maintained very good physical fitness and strength. Yet his vestibular starting point was well behind all his other efforts and current metrics. This will be a common example of why I am so excited to bring Bronson Clinical Spinners into the Brain/Body FIT® System and the clinical and personal opportunity with the thousands of great clinicians we have served over the years and the clients they serve.
I cannot recommend BTrackS™ enough for accurate, computerized, reproducible and affordable balance exam methods. Click on the link to learn more https://www.performancepractic.com/balance-tracking-system-btracks-tm
Bronson Balance Vestibular Clinical Spinners can be used alongside standard function, balance, and fall risk assessments. Motorized spinners may also be used for symptom surveys, whether or not muscle testing is performed or a skilled functional neurologist is present.
Bronson Balance Chair first-time use for the patient
Initial introduction before exam method – Before the client sits in the chair, start the spinner at a slow speed in both directions. Then, stop the spinner and have the patient sit.
Initial sensory pre-exam experience for the patient – Restart the spinner with the client seated in a standard position at a slow speed that likely will not cause any sensory effect. After every half or full turn, gently increase the speed until the patient has a pleasant response (such as a smile or giggle), and maintain this comfortable response for 1–2 spins. Then, stop and spin in the other direction.
NOTE: When starting, regardless of age, health status, or injury, asymmetries are common. One direction may be tolerated at faster speeds without dizziness or discomfort. The initial session can serve as an assessment to identify which direction is weaker and to establish baseline speed and duration for both directions. If an asymmetry is found, some clinicians use the weaker side's speed in both directions (and add 1 or 2 extra sets) to help the weak side improve. This approach is effective, though other professionals choose to spin equal repetitions and sets in both directions at appropriate speeds, which also leads to progress. The choice is the health professional's preference.
During follow-up appointments, once right and left asymmetries are similar, increase speed, duration, and progressive activation. It is common to see improvement in a single session when performing multiple sets with brief rest periods (15–30 seconds) before repeating. At first, 2–3 sets in each direction (including warm-up) may be sufficient during initial sessions. As patients require less explanation and their nervous system adapts, speed, set duration, and overall spinning can all increase within the same appointment time.
If you are a clinician who does not perform muscle testing or a functional neurology expert, here are some recommended diagnostics to help with data collection during spinner use. The symptomatic physiological responses below are an accurate way to provide specific safe vestibular thresholds for sympathetic/parasympathetic responses and to support continued progressive neurological challenges and neuroplastic improvements, without being an unpleasant experience for the client.
The Slight dizziness, to patient tolerance or “some butterflies in the stomach,” is a sign of activating the sympathetic/parasympathetic nervous system benefits, but any level of feeling ANY level of nausea, a few seconds after stopping, and then completely resolves, is unnecessary.
A light sweat is common and is also an autonomic response indicating thresholds of the sympathetic/parasympathetic nervous system progression triggered by the vestibular stimulation.
Heart rate monitor - The vestibular system profoundly affects the autonomic system, including the cardiovascular system. Heart rate variables can be measured accurately spinning right/left, and accurate data can be measured. Wireless finger pulse oximeters work great. Convenient for examiner and client, sanitary, etc, and can measure right and left hand variations, as many clinicians already perform prior to offering spinners. There are also many other wearables that patients already have, such as chest straps, rings, and watches. Do not make this complicated, but when the clinician is comfortable, these HRV monitors are a great reminder of when vestibular function improves and how relaxed the body becomes compared to previous levels of autonomic stress response.
Computerized “brain games” on a tablet or cell phone are plentiful and a great additional neuro-multitasking option for any age client while spinning in the chair, with performance scores for speed and duration variables for the same game and level. These are sold directly to consumers, and some are sold exclusively to clinicians who assess cognitive neuroplasticity, typically while the patient is seated or standing. Using additional active vestibular firing with motorized Bronson spinners, combined with the same cognitive brain game, provides a greatly enhanced benefit and can be scored for clinical data.
For clinicians who are skilled in AK muscle testing, Muscle Response Testing, Neuro-diplomate indicators (or all of the mentioned). Neuro exams or Upregulation exam or corrections -
When starting out, the health professional may choose just one or two rotations in a single direction and at a specific recorded speed, stop, and AK/Muscle Response Testing, a variety of myotomes, and/or monitor neuro indicators as you would from the functional Neurology programs.
“Upregulation” using Erchonia laser, adjustment, Chapman reflexes, meridian point treatment, etc., and then perform and test the opposite direction. This 1 or 2 revolutions at a set speed, then stop to examine or provide an upregulation correction, can be continued right/left through a series of standard myotome tests or muscle response testing with the head in different positions, eye variations, etc. The increase in rotational speed option is also useful for some clinicians to examine whether a similar challenge at a specific rotation speed is negative, but the exact same challenge at a recorded faster speed triggers a positive neurological reflex indicator or weakening of a previously strong muscle.
Clinical rehab/exercise duration -
We want clinics to measure and deliver clear progress—progress that clients can also feel. A standard goal of Brain/Body FIT® and Bronson Balance Systems is vestibular and overall improvements that cannot be achieved solely through overly gentle clinical care and standard-level rehab. While spa-level intensity treatments may relax the nervous system, they do not create the neuroplasticity and neural drive regenerative benefits needed to return to full function after injury or degenerative conditions caused by inactivity. Ineffective outcomes from clinics that do not use these safe, effective Bronson Balance spinners can lead new patients to clinicians who offer the Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinner. Combining Bronson Spinners with other tools—such as the Erchonia laser, VibePlate, Brain/Body FIT® clinical exercise adjuncts, and similar services—is always beneficial.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The symptomatic or objective measurable indicators described in the exam section are commonly used during routine corrective visits. Mild dizziness, sweating, brain game scores, heart rate monitoring during activity, or “butterflies in the stomach” are all signs of activating the sympathetic/parasympathetic nervous systems.
For athlete-level improvement, “If it doesn’t challenge you, it doesn’t change you.” This applies to the clinic at intensity levels the individual clinician is comfortable with. However, any mild nausea—even if it resolves quickly—is unnecessary for effective treatment. The brain and body adapt best to low-to-moderate intensity, and neurological challenges will still support progress. We are not seeking overly gentle spa treatment intensity, nor are we promoting “no pain, no gain” intensity and duration. Clients typically hold each posture and direction for 10–15 seconds at a manageable pace, gradually progressing to 1–2 minutes per direction with minimal rest in a 10–15-minute session. Initially, some may complete only one warm-up and one additional spin, right and left, with longer breaks. This progressive approach is standard for the general public and integrates easily into busy clinic schedules without disrupting workflow or requiring extra staff.
Anti-aging prevention and proactive progress at any age—there are endless ways to use different body positions and integrative tools while spinning. For progression with the Bronson Balance Bar, start by holding the bar with both hands at a suitable speed and perform: standing in place with both feet. Progress to marching in place, and standing on one leg. Repeat these movements with one eye closed, different head positions, tracking a fixed object on the wall, extending an arm forward to track the thumb, performing finger-to-nose in a cross-crawl pattern, or any combination of these, along with your own creative variations in the order of your choice.
In time, we want clients to become more dynamic, such as holding on to the balance bar and doing bodyweight squats, staying in a deep-seated squat position with both feet stable, performing “one-legged levers,” and performing a deep-seated squat position, known as a pistol squat position, for multiple revolutions or in an up and down repetitive method.
Now, do all of the above without using the balance bar. The human body is more than capable of doing all of the above with a dedicated client and trained health professional at any age, even near the end of life. This may not be common, but male and female humans are capable of rewriting every limitation put on them by past opinions of clinical “experts.” Performance coaches have never lowered the ceiling on what can be achieved, and human outcomes for men and women have rewritten every standard and record previously known. Motorized spinners for clinical use should have this same impact.
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The vestibular system, our body's inner balance and orientation powerhouse, begins to form remarkably early in human development—right from the dawn of life in the womb. Around 2-3 weeks post-conception, the neural tube begins to shape the nervous system, but the vestibular apparatus takes center stage by 3-4 weeks, with the appearance of foundational structures such as the otic placode. By 8-10 weeks, its core components—the semicircular canals, utricle, and saccule—are largely complete, outpacing other senses such as vision and hearing.
This early development isn't by chance; it's a testament to the vestibular system's role as a sensory scaffold. In the amniotic fluid, the vestibular system provides vital input on gravity, motion, and orientation, guiding the fetus's growth. These signals help wire neural pathways in the brain, refine motor reflexes for future posture and coordination, and even regulate visceral functions such as heart rate and digestion through vestibular-autonomic connections. A well-functioning vestibular system in utero builds resilience, enhances musculoskeletal growth, spatial awareness, and adaptive behaviors, setting the stage for a healthy birth and beyond. Disruptions can lead to developmental delays, but nurturing and training expecting mothers (appropriate speed spinning for pregnant mothers makes sense for the developing fetus and the mom) and maintaining early support for newborns fosters robust physical, neurological, cognitive, and emotional foundations. Mother/father coddling in a rocking chair with a newborn, rocking cribs have been used for hundreds of years, and are beneficial, healthy habits today.
Natural health pediatric experts, including pediatric chiropractors, have an exciting option with Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners—they offer gentle stimulation that can indirectly benefit expectant mothers and their developing fetuses through maternal movement and balance optimization. Imagine giving your child a head start on neurological development and lifelong vitality!
During pregnancy, the vestibular system — the inner ear's remarkable balance and motion detector develops very early and plays a key role in shaping the fetus's brain and body. The mother's everyday movements; walking, turning, bending, or even breathing, provide constant, gentle vestibular stimulation through changes in position, acceleration, and gravity. This natural "training" sends signals to the fetal brain, helping to:
In short, the fetus experiences a rich sensory environment of motion in the womb — far more varied than what premature babies get in a still incubator. This early vestibular input acts like a foundation builder, strengthening brain architecture and preparing the baby for life outside.
A healthy, active vestibular system in utero supports smoother adaptation to birth (including the intense movements of labor) and helps with early milestones like head control, rolling, and eventually sitting and walking. Research shows that reduced prenatal vestibular input (e.g., from maternal bed rest or prematurity) can affect motor and sensory development, highlighting just how important these "womb workouts" really are. In essence, the vestibular system serves as an early master coordinator, using gravity and motion cues to lay the groundwork for resilience, balance, and overall development.
The ripple effects extend far into adulthood. A strong vestibular start translates to better postural control, coordination, and spatial intelligence in infancy and childhood—think easier and neurologically organized crawling, walking, even reading skills, emotional maturity, executive thinking, etc. As we age, it further supports emotional regulation, focus, and adaptability, contributing to sharper cognition and overall intelligence. Research shows that early vestibular nurturing correlates with reduced risks of developmental delays, enhanced learning abilities, and even better stress management in adults.
For mothers, using tools like Bronson Balance Clinical Vestibular Spinners during pregnancy, early breast feeding and pre-self mobility of the infant may enhance maternal balance and well-being, supporting development. Professionals like chiropractors and natural health practitioners love incorporating these spinners into prenatal care, as they provide controlled, therapeutic stimulation that aligns with the body's natural "use it or lose it" principle—ensuring both mother and child thrive toward a healthier, more intelligent future.
The vestibular system plays a quiet but constant role throughout adulthood. It stabilizes posture, coordinates movement, supports basic spatial awareness, and supplies the brain with information used for attention and navigation during everyday activities—working, driving, running errands, raising a family, or doing light exercise 3-5 times per week. At this low level of demand, the system functions adequately, but it is largely unchallenged. This underuse leads to vestibular, neuro-motor and autonomic nervous system decline compared to what the vestibular system is capable of at any age. Most adult lifestyles are not enough to maintain a healthy, adaptive, and regenerative neuroplastic state.
Early movement matters for infants, youth and young adulthood. Individuals who grew up with limited physical and vestibular challenge often enter adulthood with lower overall neuromotor, autonomic and limbic capacity. This can contribute to downstream outcomes such as low muscle mass, excess weight, anxiety, depression, low self esteem and reduced motivation. In contrast, children and adolescents who regularly engage in well-coached vestibular-rich activities consistently demonstrate higher physical capacity, resilience, healthy self image, mental acuity and long-term participation in movement-based lifestyles. When reduced movement is combined with poor nutrition, the effects on health compound—and cannot be replaced by taking a drug.
The good news is neuromotor and vestibular improvement is possible at any age. Establishing a consistent, accessible stimulus is key. For individuals who lack exercise experience or struggle with consistency, controlled motorized spinning provides meaningful vestibular activation at a tolerable starting level, with a high ceiling for progression. As vestibular function improves, people often notice that daily tasks feel easier, stress responses decrease, and motivation increases. From there, transitions to better nutrition and more open, skilled movement environments become more achievable.
When vestibular function declines, the effects are wide-ranging: impaired autonomic regulation, dizziness, falls, reduced mobility, low confidence, and loss of independence. In older adults especially, vestibular health is closely linked to staying active, socially engaged, and injury-free.
The vestibular system is a clear example of the “use it or lose it” principle. Research and clinical experience consistently show that reduced movement weakens vestibular signaling, balance, and coordination, accelerating many conditions associated with aging. While activities such as dance, floor-based exercise, or mobility training are effective, they are often impractical in clinical settings and inconsistently prescribed. Community programs such as Silver Sneakers help, but if the series of chair exercises was performed in the Bronson Balance Chair model a significant vestibular improvement would be achieved. And many would then be able to apply the Balance Bar use in a standing posture and gravity toes to brain activation.
Bronson Balance Vestibular Clinical Spinners offer a practical solution. They allow controlled, repeatable stimulation that can be scaled to the individual and measured using standard clinical outcomes. Used in clinics or at home, they help bridge the gap between inactivity and meaningful vestibular training. For middle-aged, senior, and frail individuals, this approach shifts vestibular care away from athletic performance and toward preserving capability—supporting stability, confidence, independence, autonomic and vagal activation and quality of life as people age.
No special certification or neurology training is required to use Bronson Balance Vestibular Clinical Spinners. Still, the user must stay within their professional scope of practice, as with any device that has clinical or sports performance benefits. The Bronson Balance system is designed to be intuitive, safe, and accessible for clinicians and coaches of many disciplines. Vestibular training is rooted in well-established principles of clinical neurological brain/body impacts and clinical rehabilitation. A wide variety of vestibular training is supported by extensive published medical research demonstrating meaningful benefits across a lifetime range of age, populations, applications, and clinical uses, as identified and applied by licensed doctorate-level natural health professionals (DC/ND/L.A.c/Rolfer) and allopathic doctors (MD/DO/PT).
At the same time, all users (clinicians and coaches) must operate within their legally defined scope of practice.
Coaches, trainers, movement professionals, obstacle course and competition tactical shooters can purchase directly from PerformancePractic.com and integrate Bronson Balance Vestibular Spinners (Athlete, Chair or Balance Bar versions) into performance, fitness, wellness, and sport-training programs, with a focus on improving balance, coordination, movement quality, hand/eye coordination and overall sport performance—not on diagnosing or treating medical conditions or corrections. Only licensed practitioners may make claims or advertise clinical or therapeutic value. This is consistent with state and national regulations and similar to how coaches may guide nutrition or mobility/function for performance purposes without crossing into medical treatment.
Strength and fitness professionals, sport-performance coaches, and active home users alike can find significant value in incorporating Bronson Balance Vestibular Clinical Spinners into their programs.
Yes. Many clinics combine Bronson Balance Vestibular Clinical Spinners with Erchonia LLLT to enhance up-regulation, deliver therapeutic laser doses, promote neuromodulation, accelerate neuroplastic regeneration, and improve clinical outcomes. Erchonia offers seminars with experts who teach a wide range of exam and treatment methods—successful on their own but even more effective when integrated with spinning. Erchonia-trained clinicians are excellent examples of those who can optimize Bronson Balance Chair or Bar spinners using their existing education and practice methods. While Bronson Balance Vestibular Clinical Spinners may be new to many skilled clinicians, the concept of influencing the vestibular system is well established.
Very. Whether you use PubMed vestibular research publications specific to patient inquiry, or the functional exam indicators mentioned earlier in this FAQ section spinning not only Patients often describe sessions as engaging, calming, and confidence-building. Many feel noticeable improvements after their first session, which increases enthusiasm and compliance.
Absolutely. Very few clinics offer true vestibular activation with objective testing. This positions your office as a brain-based, neurologically advanced practice in your community.
