I recently transitioned to a new practice after more than 10 years at an academic medical center. Dizzy Care Network has been instrumental in increasing vestibular patient referrals at my new locations and providing patients access to quality vestibular care. Their process is easy to complete and provides a comprehensive review of symptoms, contributing systems, and medical history that makes matching with patients and preparing documentation easy. I highly recommend using Dizzy Care Network as a provider and for patients seeking appropriate vestibular related care!
Dizzy Care Network has not only made it easier for patients to fill out helpful information for their visit, but my process is so much more streamlined and efficient. I have so much more vital information about my individual patient and what they’re experiencing before they even walk through the door. This allows me more time to prepare, focus on my patient during their visit, and maximize our time together!
Dizzy Care Network is an amazing and innovative service and I believe it can truly revolutionize how patients can find the best provider for their needs. I was astonished by the amount of information I received about the patient before ever making contact; a significant difference from the “dizziness” referrals typically obtained from the patient’s medical provider. The background history that Dizzy Care Network provides to the clinicians is beyond helpful, assisting to form a clinical picture and hypotheses before the eval begins, which facilitates a more streamlined and thorough social history and examination based on the patient’s needs.
Since joining the DizzyCare Network, I have already received several patient referrals—all involving individuals who had never previously received vestibular rehabilitation. It has been incredibly rewarding to see these patients connect with specialized care they might not otherwise have known how to find.
As a vestibular rehabilitation clinician, I have seen how difficult it can be for patients—particularly those in smaller or underserved communities—to locate a provider with the appropriate expertise. DizzyCare is helping to close that gap by connecting patients with qualified clinicians in their area.
I am also excited about DizzyCare’s vision of expanding access to vestibular rehabilitation through telehealth. This could allow practices such as Vestibular Works to reach people who might otherwise be unable to travel for specialized care.
I am impressed by what this growing company has already accomplished and grateful to be part of a network that is making vestibular care easier to find.
