Nope! We offer video-based telehealth services to patients in different cities and states. This means we can evaluate your symptoms and get you started with treatment all while you’re at home, work, or any other location. Some states have different rules and regulations, please contact our front staff so we can plan accordingly.

Only Medicare requires a physician referral. All other private pay insurance companies do not. However, it is most helpful if you and/or your primary care doctor can provide us with relevant medical records in advance.

At Dizzy and Vertigo, our goal is to provide expert specialty care in a swift manner. Pending scheduling conflicts, we can usually schedule your initial consultation within a few days or a week of you reaching out.

We believe in a collaborative approach to treating your dizziness, whereby we communicate with your physician. This yields the best results. Additionally, we will ensure that a full evaluation is sent to your provider as well as to any other practitioners involved in your care.

Yes, we are Medicare providers. Our office will bill Medicare for the services, however, there is no guarantee that Medicare will cover all the services provided. Additionally, Medicare requires a physician referral in order to bill for the services. We recommend that you see your primary care physician prior to scheduling an appointment.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. Patient Payment Plans are also available through CareCredit. As a service to our patients, we are pleased to offer the nation’s leading patient payment program. With CareCredit you can finance 100% of your services and there are no upfront costs, no annual fees, and no prepayment penalties.  You can schedule your appointment today and conveniently pay with low, monthly fees. Apply now at this link:  https://www.carecredit.com/go/392XGM/