Do you feel dizzy? Is the room spinning? Been told you have vertigo?
We are here to help.
Ears in Balance is a vestibular audiology clinic specialising in Vestibular Function Testing (VFT) for people experiencing dizziness, vertigo, or imbalance. Our comprehensive vestibular assessments are designed to evaluate how well the balance system is functioning. These tests provide detailed, objective information about the inner ear and balance pathways, helping to identify any weaknesses, asymmetries, or abnormalities that may be causing or contributing to your symptoms.
Our vestibular testing is also highly effective for diagnosing specific conditions like Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), superior canal dehiscence, vestibular neuritis, and other vestibular disorders, helping to pinpoint the root cause of your symptoms. We provide treatment for the most common cause of vertigo being BPPV.
We use state-of-the-art technology, grounded in the latest research, to provide you with the most accurate and reliable results. Our team of vestibular audiologists conduct the assessments with precision, all under the expert medical oversight of Dr Luke Chen. Dr Luke Chen is a neurologist and neuro-otologist specialising in vestibular disorders.
If you’re experiencing dizziness, vertigo, or balance problems, our expert team is here to guide you through the process and help you to better understand your symptoms.
Don’t let dizziness control your life—book an appointment with us today
What is your service?
Ears in Balance provides specialised assessment for dizziness, vertigo and balance disorders.
Our vestibular function testing assesses how well your inner ear and balance system are working. The results can help identify whether your inner ear may be contributing to your symptoms and provide your doctor with objective information to assist with diagnosis and management.
Will these tests help me?
Our service can help investigate the possible causes of dizziness, vertigo and balance problems and provide information about how your inner ear and balance system may be contributing to your symptoms.
An assessment may be particularly useful if:
- You have never received a clear diagnosis for your dizziness or balance problems.
- You have been told you have “vertigo” but have not been given an explanation for what is causing it.
- You have not been given clear treatment or management options.
- You already have a diagnosis but your symptoms have changed.
- You would like a second opinion or further investigation.
How much does an appointment cost?
There are no out-of-pocket expenses for eligible appointments.
If you have a valid Medicare card and a medical referral, your appointment will be bulk billed.