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Balance and Vestibular Program

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Our Providers

Our pediatric specialists provide personalized care for your child’s physical, mental and emotional health needs.

Contact Information

To make an appointment, please call 1-888-884-BEAR (2327). For information, call 202-476-5600.

As one of a few pediatric vestibular and balance programs in the country, our highly specialized program can:

  • Identify your child's vestibular and balance condition
  • Correct the vestibular and balance dysfunction
  • Minimize your child's symptoms
  • Promote overall wellness

Choosing Children's National for Balance and Vestibular Care

We understand that vestibular testing and treatment is at the forefront of innovation for pediatric audiology, which is why we can ensure that your child will receive the best possible care for their condition.

Highlights of our program include:

  • State-of-the-art technology. Children’s National has the most innovative technology available for pediatric vestibular testing. This allows us to not only determine the exact cause of your child’s condition, but we are better equipped to provide targeted, precise rehabilitation for your child.
  • Multidisciplinary team. Our team works together to support the patient and their family through. Meet the team.
  • Tailored care plans. We conduct comprehensive evaluations in order to develop individualized care plans with specialized treatments, which include vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT), medication or surgery.

Calorics Test

Hearing Test

Posturography Test

Positionals Test

Rotary Chair Test

Visual Function Test

Additional Contact Information

For more information about the Balance and Vestibular Program, please email Tracey Ambrose, AuD, CCC-A, F-AAA, or call 202-476-5600.

Rehabilitation Process

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Referral Guidelines

Our program may be helpful for providers with patients that are experiencing true vertigo symptoms, balance problems, reading difficulties, frequent falls and poor coordination. Learn about when to refer a patient.