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    Vertigo Treatment in New Rochelle, NY

    When the room spins, we look for the cause — inner ear, neck, or both.

    Vertigo — the unsettling feeling that the room is spinning — has several possible sources. Some cases begin in the inner ear; others are cervicogenic, driven by dysfunction in the upper neck; some are a mix of both.

    Most common vertigo (BPPV) happens when tiny calcium crystals in the inner ear's balance canals shift out of place, sending false signals about head movement to the brain. Cervicogenic vertigo, by contrast, comes from dysfunction in the upper neck joints, which also feed movement information to the brain's balance centers — so the same spinning feeling can have two very different origins, and telling them apart determines whether repositioning or neck care is the right first step.

    Our evaluation sorts out which pattern fits you. Depending on the cause, care may include gentle upper-cervical chiropractic work, positional repositioning maneuvers, and balance-supporting guidance — a natural approach that addresses why you're dizzy.

    Our Approach

    • Careful history and positional testing to identify the vertigo type
    • Repositioning maneuvers for inner-ear (BPPV-type) vertigo
    • Gentle upper-neck care for cervicogenic dizziness
    • Referral guidance when symptoms need medical workup

    Your first visit

    What to Expect

    No pressure, no surprises — just a clear, thorough first appointment.

    01

    We listen

    Your visit starts with a real conversation about your pain, your history, and your goals — not a rushed intake form.

    02

    We examine

    A thorough orthopedic, neurological, and chiropractic evaluation to find the actual source of the problem.

    03

    We explain

    You'll understand what we found and what we recommend, in plain language — including what it costs and how insurance applies.

    04

    We begin

    When appropriate, treatment often starts the same day, so you leave your first visit already on the path to relief.

    Good to know

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Two main ways: repositioning maneuvers that resolve the most common inner-ear vertigo, and gentle upper-cervical care when dizziness stems from the neck. The exam tells us which applies to you.

    Dizziness with sudden severe headache, slurred speech, facial drooping, double vision, or limb weakness needs emergency care immediately. Screening for these red flags is the first step of our evaluation.

    Ready to get relief from vertigo?

    Call us or book online — same-day appointments are often available in New Rochelle.