During the assessment, you stand on a specialized platform under different conditions while sensors record subtle shifts in weight and changes in position. This assessment can provide information about postural control, balance strategies, and how your body responds to different balance challenges.

During the assessment, you may be asked to follow visual targets or complete specific eye movement tasks. This can provide information about eye tracking, visual stability, and patterns that may be associated with dizziness, motion sensitivity, disorientation, visual discomfort, difficulty focusing, or balance concerns.

During the assessment, specialized goggles track eye movements while the head is moved in specific directions. The results can provide information about how the eyes and vestibular system are responding during quick head movements. These findings may be relevant for patients experiencing dizziness, balance concerns, motion sensitivity, or visual instability.

We assess neck movement control and joint position. Our system uses lightweight sensors to observe how accurately the neck and head move through specific tasks. This assessment may provide information about neck control, proprioception, posture, and movement patterns that may be relevant for patients experiencing neck pain, headaches, dizziness, or balance-related concerns.

Is an assessment option for symptoms such as dizziness, fainting, lightheadedness, and suspected autonomic dysfunction, including suspected POTS.