The Transformative Role of Telehealth in Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy: A 2025 Perspective
n recent years, telehealth has revolutionised the landscape of healthcare delivery, particularly in the field of vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT). As we look at the advancements made by 2025, it’s clear that innovative platforms like Vertigenius have played a pivotal role in reshaping how we approach the treatment of vertigo, dizziness, and balance disorders.
Harnessing Technology to Enhance Patient Safety in Healthcare: How Vertigenius Plays a Critical Role
The article “Harnessing Technology to Enhance Patient Safety in Healthcare” underscores the critical role technology plays in improving patient safety and care delivery. This commentary reflects on the insights presented in the article while highlighting how Vertigenius exemplifies these advancements, particularly in the realm of vestibular rehabilitation.
Disorders of Balance and Vestibular Function in US Adults
Background: Balance dysfunction can be debilitating and can lead to catastrophic outcomes such as falls. The inner ear vestibular system is an important contributor to balance control. However, to our knowledge, the prevalence of vestibular dysfunction in the United States and the magnitude of the increased risk of falling associated with vestibular dysfunction have never been estimated.
Wearable Sensor and Smartphone Assisted Vestibular Physical Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis: Usability and Outcomes
Vertigo, dizziness, gaze instability and disequilibrium are highly prevalent in people with MS (PwMS) and head movement induced dizziness is commonly reported. Vestibular physical therapy (VPT) is a specialised, noninvasive and effective therapy for these problems but usually involves travel for the person to a specialist center with both personal and carbon costs. The use of wearable sensors to track head movement and smartphone applications to deliver and track programs has potential to improve VPT in MS.
Why More Clinicians Need to Be Equipped to Treat Vertigo, Dizziness, and Imbalance Patients
Vertigo, dizziness, and imbalance are common yet often overlooked health issues that significantly impact the quality of life for millions of people in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe.
Validation of a Novel Wearable Head Sensor for Use During Vestibular Rehabilitation
Wearable sensors that accurately track head kinematics have the potential to advance understanding of exercise performance and progression during vestibular rehabilitation, providing feedback to patients and oversight for clinicians.
Toward a Digital Health Intervention for Vestibular Rehabilitation: Usability and Subjective Outcomes of a Novel Platform
Digital technologies are increasingly available and are reducing in cost. There is an opportunity to move to a digital health approach in vestibular rehabilitation (VR), but there is a paucity of suitable systems available and a consequent lack of evidence to support their use. This study aimed to investigate a novel digital platform developed specifically for VR (comprising clinician software, a wearable sensor, and a patient-facing app).
Shedding Light on the Global Challenge of Vertigo, Dizziness, and Imbalance
Vertigo, dizziness, and imbalance are widespread issues affecting millions of people worldwide, yet they often go unaddressed, leaving individuals to cope with discomfort and uncertainty. Understanding the complexity behind this challenge reveals a variety of contributing factors, from the nuanced nature of symptoms to limitations in access to care.
Vertigenius Secures €2.1M Seed Round Investment to Revolutionise Vertigo Treatment with Advanced Digital Technologies
Vertigenius, a pioneering company specialising in the treatment of Vertigo using cutting-edge digital technologies, today announced the successful closure of its seed round investment, raising over €2.1 million in funding. The investment round was significantly oversubscribed, indicative of strong market confidence. Atlantic Bridge led the round with several other investors including Ascentifi and Enterprise Ireland participating.
