Clinical Services
- Alcohol & Substance Abuse Treatment
- Behavioral Health
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- Bone Densitometry
- Cardiac Rehabilitation
- Cardiovascular Laboratory
- Cardiovascular Risk Assessment
- Critical Care Unit
- Decontamination Unit
- Diabetes - Adult
- Diabetes - Pediatric
- Electroconvulsive Therapy
- Emergency Services
- Emergency Training Services
- Endoscopy
- Gastroenterology
- Geriatrics
- Hand Therapy
- Health Management
- Hearing (Audiology)
- Hernia Center
- Hospice
- Hyperbaric Medicine
- Incontinence
- Infusion Center
- Laboratory Services
- Lung Nodule Center
- Lymphedema
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- Memory Loss
- Mental Health Services
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- Nutrition Counseling for Outpatients
- Oncology – Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
- Orthopedics
- Ostomy - Outpatient
- Pain Center
- Palliative Care
- Pediatric Endocrinology
- Pediatrics
- Pharmacy
- Physical Rehabilitation
- Psychiatry
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- Radiology
- Respiratory Care
- Respite
- Senior Health & Internal Medicine
- Sleep Disorders
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- Stroke Center
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- Thoracic Center
- Urology
- Vascular Institute
- Vestibular
- Vitality Initiative for Seniors
- Voice Disorders
- Wound Healing
Overview
The vestibular system (located in the inner ear) is a critical component of the balance system. It tells our body where we are in space to maintain balance and prevent falls. The vestibular system has been found to respond to Physical Therapy.
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- Exercises to improve gaze stability through vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) and substitution strategies
- Habituation to overcome migraine and aging-related dizziness/lightheadedness
- Home management and safety
- Low to high level functional balance exercises
- Improving bed mobility and transfers
- Visual exercises and exercises to reduce vertigo
- Fall reduction, safety and gait training
Back to TopPhysical and Occupational Therapists
Puja Agarwal, PT; DPT
Sheetal Shenoy, OTD, OTR/L, CEAS
Back to TopAffiliates
Phelps Outpatient Physical Rehabilitation Service
(914) 366-3700
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