Vestibular Physiotherapy in New Westminster.
When dizziness is the symptom you came in for.
VESTIBULAR PHYSIOTHERAPY IN NEW WESTMINSTER
Why clients in New Westminster choose us.
Vestibular physiotherapy in New Westminster is delivered by physios with post-graduate vestibular training. We see BPPV (positional vertigo), post-concussion dizziness, unilateral vestibular hypofunction, and cervicogenic dizziness driven by the neck.
First visit is a focused assessment — oculomotor, head impulse, positional testing — to identify what's driving the symptom. Where indicated, canalith repositioning is performed in the room.
Private treatment rooms with the floor space to perform positional testing safely.
WHAT WE TREAT
Common presentations at New Westminster.
- BPPV (positional vertigo)
- Post-concussion dizziness and visual motion sensitivity
- Cervicogenic dizziness from neck involvement
NEW WESTMINSTER STUDIO
- Address
- 219-800 Carnarvon St, New Westminster, BC
- Hours
- Mon – Fri7am – 8pmSat – Sun9am – 5pm
- Phone
- 604-519-0777
- Parking
- Parking at the New Westminster SkyTrain Station and surrounding streets.
- Transit
- Direct access from New Westminster SkyTrain StationBus routes 106, 128, 154, 155 all stop at the station5-minute walk from the New West Quay
FIND US
Visit the New Westminster studio.
FAQ
Vestibular Physiotherapy in New Westminster — questions.
Can BPPV really be fixed in one session?
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Often in one to three sessions. Once we've identified the affected canal, the right repositioning manoeuvre resolves BPPV for most clients. We confirm with re-testing.
Is post-MVA dizziness covered by ICBC at New West?
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Yes, under the physio pre-approval. Vestibular issues are common after MVAs, especially with concussion or whiplash involvement.
Should I see my GP first?
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For straightforward positional or post-concussion dizziness, vestibular physio is usually the right first step. If symptoms include hearing change, severe headache or new neurological signs, see your physician same-day.
ALSO AT NEW WESTMINSTER