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VESTIBULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY · COQUITLAM

Vestibular Physiotherapy in Coquitlam.

When dizziness is the symptom, not the side-effect.

5.0 from 223 Google reviews at Coquitlam

VESTIBULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY IN COQUITLAM

Why clients in Coquitlam choose us.

Vestibular physiotherapy in Coquitlam is delivered by physios with post-graduate vestibular rehab training. We see BPPV (positional vertigo), post-concussion dizziness, unilateral vestibular hypofunction, and cervicogenic dizziness driven by the neck.

First visit is an assessment (oculomotor, head impulse, positional testing) to identify the actual driver. Where indicated, canalith repositioning is performed in the room and re-tested the next session.

Coquitlam has private rooms with the floor space needed to perform positional testing safely, and a balance-training component for clients managing longer-term vestibular deficits.

WHAT WE TREAT

Common presentations at Coquitlam.

  • BPPV (positional vertigo) from any cause, including post-MVA
  • Post-concussion dizziness and visual motion sensitivity after Tri-Cities crashes
  • Cervicogenic dizziness from neck involvement following whiplash
  • Balance rehabilitation for clients managing vestibular deficits long-term

COQUITLAM STUDIO

Address
204-3007 Glen Dr, Coquitlam, BC
Hours
Monday8am to 8pm
Tuesday10am to 8pm
Wednesday7am to 8pm
Thursday8am to 8pm
Friday7am to 8pm
Saturday9am to 5pm
SundayClosed
Parking
Paid street parking is available on Glen Drive, with free parking after 6pm. Free street parking is also available on The High Street. We can pay for your Glen Drive parking: give your licence plate number to our front desk team upon arrival.
Transit
2-minute walk from Lincoln SkyTrain Station
3-minute walk from Lafarge Lake-Douglas Station
Bus routes 152, 159, 169 along Pinetree Way

KIND WORDS

What Coquitlam clients say.

5.0
across 223 Google reviews at the Coquitlam studio
Reviewed on Google
via Google

"I had a great experience with Victor Li. The service was excellent and very professional. He explained what he was doing, shared helpful knowledge about my problem areas, and regularly checked in to make sure the pressure was okay. I felt respected and comfortable the whole time. He focused properly on the affected areas and gave useful tips on how to improve and take care of my body after the session. Overall, a very skilled and caring therapist. Highly recommended."

NERIZA NER · COQUITLAM

01 / 05

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FAQ

Vestibular Physiotherapy in Coquitlam: questions.

Can my GP just refer me to vestibular physio in Coquitlam?

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You don't need a referral to book. Many of our vestibular clients come from GP referrals though, they recognise it as the right first step for BPPV and post-concussion dizziness.

Is post-MVA dizziness covered by ICBC?

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Yes, under the physiotherapy pre-approval. Vestibular issues are common after MVAs and we coordinate with any concussion plan you're under.

What if my dizziness gets worse during testing?

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Positional testing can briefly provoke the symptom, that's how we confirm the diagnosis. It settles within minutes and the treatment that follows is the same manoeuvre, performed correctly.

What credentials does a vestibular physiotherapist at Coquitlam have?

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Vestibular physiotherapy at Coquitlam is delivered by physiotherapists registered with the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC who have completed post-graduate training in vestibular rehabilitation, covering oculomotor testing, positional testing, and canalith repositioning technique that goes beyond what a general physiotherapy degree teaches on its own.

How much does vestibular physiotherapy cost at the Coquitlam studio?

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Vestibular physiotherapy is billed as a physiotherapy visit, so the 2026 rate is $170 for the 60 minute initial assessment and $105 per 30 minute follow-up, listed in full on our /rates page. Most extended health plans direct-bill it up to your physiotherapy benefit limit.

How long does BPPV take to resolve at Coquitlam?

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BPPV is often resolved within one to three sessions once the affected canal is identified and the correct repositioning manoeuvre is performed, though some cases take longer to settle or recur later and need a repeat treatment session to confirm the fix has held over the following weeks.

Is vestibular physiotherapy different from balance testing at a hearing clinic?

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Yes. A hearing clinic tests the inner ear for hearing loss. Vestibular physiotherapy at Coquitlam assesses the balance and eye-movement system controlled by the inner ear and neck, then treats the specific deficit found with repositioning manoeuvres, habituation exercises, or balance training, rather than testing for hearing loss.

Can vestibular physiotherapy help concussion-related dizziness from a Tri-Cities car accident?

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Yes. Post-concussion dizziness and visual motion sensitivity are common after motor vehicle collisions, and they are covered under ICBC's physiotherapy pre-approval with no referral needed. We coordinate the vestibular assessment with any broader concussion management plan you already have in place with another provider or specialist.

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