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Each follow-up visit builds upon the foundation established during your initial in-home evaluation. These 60-minute sessions are designed to advance your personalized treatment plan while continuously adapting to your progress, goals, and home environment.
During a follow-up visit, your physical therapist will:
Reassess your progress since the previous session and address any changes in symptoms, comfort, or confidence.
Progress your individualized exercise program, introducing new movements or balance challenges as appropriate to promote steady improvement.
Refine your techniques to ensure each exercise is performed safely and effectively, with hands-on guidance and real-time feedback.
Address situational challenges specific to your home — such as uneven flooring, stairs, or household tasks that affect your balance or mobility.
Review safety strategies and symptom-management techniques, including how to reduce dizziness triggers or recover from a loss of balance.
Provide ongoing education and reassurance to help you understand how your body is adapting and what to expect as you recover.
Receiving care in your own home offers unique clinical advantages. For many forms of dizziness and vestibular dysfunction, avoiding symptoms triggered by car travel before a session allows patients to begin therapy in a calmer, steadier state. This often enhances the therapeutic benefit and comfort of the visit, allowing you to get more out of each session.