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Vestibular Rehabilitation Clinic

Vestibular Rehabilitation
Program / No.03 / Dizziness Center

The word is always “dizzy,”
but what if the causes all differ?

BPPV, Ménière’s, tinnitus: as many causes as there are names. Four departments, Neurology, Rehabilitation Medicine, Korean Medicine and Internal Medicine, start by sorting out the cause.

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ProgramNO.03Vestibular Rehabilitation Clinic
CenterDizziness CenterSignature program
Floor3F · 5F · 6F
Format4 departments together1–2 times a week · 4–8 weeks
FeeKRW 120,000 · 170,000per session4 departments together · tests quoted separately
Corridor in the clinic area
3F · 5F · 6F/Four departments share the work inside one building
Who it is for

If you have been
from hospital to hospital.

Dizziness has many causes, and a single department can easily miss one. Four departments see you together.

01The room spins around me
02I feel unsteady even when I am still
03I hear ringing in my ears and feel anxious
04I have palpitations and have fainted before
05I was treated for BPPV but the dizziness remains
06I worry about falling because of dizziness
What is included

From testing to rehabilitation,
in one flow.

The tests that find the cause and the exercise therapy that follows, bundled into one.

Step 01

Differential testing

Test panel
  • Vestibular function (VNG)
  • Autonomic function (ANS)
  • Balance and gait assessment
  • Brain and cervical imaging (MRI · MRA)
  • Full blood panel
  • ECG
  • Echocardiography
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Step 02

Vestibular rehabilitation · 50 min

170,000KRW
  • 30 min balance assessment and training + 20 min sensory stimulation
  • VOR training
  • Habituation exercises
  • Balance training

1–2 times a week · 4–8 weeks

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Step 03

Strength rehabilitation · 60 min

120,000KRW
  • 30 min core strengthening
  • 20 min aerobic exercise
  • 10 min sensory stimulation
  • Dynamic EMG added when sarcopenia is present
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The composition and duration may be adjusted to the individual after consultation. Non-covered items are included; details are provided at the time of reservation. Fees may vary with the test schedule and insurance coverage.

Not the symptom.
We treat the cause.

Dr. Yeon-Jeong Kim · NeurologyThe same dizziness calls for a completely different treatment depending on its cause.
How it works

Find the cause,
then retrain balance.

It all continues inside one building. You never leave for a test or a consultation.

01History

We start by checking when it happens, in what position, and how long the spinning lasts.

02Differential tests

VNG, ANS, balance, imaging, blood and heart. Only what is needed is chosen.

03Joint review

Neurology, Rehabilitation Medicine, Korean Medicine and Internal Medicine read the results together in one place.

04Treatment by cause

Depending on the cause, treatment is chosen from repositioning maneuvers, medication, acupuncture, Chuna and pharmacopuncture, or medical correction.

05Vestibular rehabilitation

On 5F, your sense of balance is retrained. VNG testing before and after rehabilitation shows the change.

Videos · Press · Patient stories

Videos and press coverage
on this subject.

From Kwangdong TV videos, press coverage and patient stories, we picked only those related to this program. Articles written by our doctors are in 05 Journal just below. Linked content is in Korean.

Kwangdong TV · YouTube (Korean)Videos · Press · Patient stories
Hospital corridor with indirect lightingKwangdong TV (Korean)

Dizziness in adolescents: from accurate diagnosis to treatment

A classic example of causes that change with age.

2025.10.23 · Kwangdong TV→
Main reception desk of Kwangdong HospitalKwangdong TV (Korean)

Frequent flights, shift work? Your ‘dizziness’ may be occupational

Dizziness in special occupations, treated as its own subject.

2025.09.08 · Kwangdong TV→
Hospital corridor with indirect lightingKwangdong TV (Korean)

Dizziness with no known cause: could it be psychological? Diagnosing and treating psychogenic dizziness

What we look at next when every test comes back normal.

2025.08.25 · Kwangdong TV→
Kwangdong Hospital sign on the building exteriorPress (Korean)

Dizziness in older adults: preventing falls and brain disease

Coverage that links dizziness to the risk of falling.

2025.11.17 · Press→
First-floor reception and waiting lounge at Kwangdong HospitalPatient stories (Korean)

Patient stories from Internal Medicine, Neurology and the Wellness Center

A record of a process sorted out in one place, without going from department to department.

2026.06.24 · Patient stories→

All videos, press items and stories here are material Kwangdong Hospital has already made public, and titles, dates and sources are carried over as in the original. Linked content is in Korean.

Dizziness · From the Journal

The symptom is dizziness,
but the causes are many.

Articles in which four departments explain the causes of dizziness one by one.

Kwangdong Hospital JournalGuides for international patients · 4 articlesOpen the Journal
See every article in the Journal

Written in English for patients planning a visit from abroad. More in the Journal

Frequently asked questions

Good to know
before you book.

QIf it is BPPV, isn’t a repositioning maneuver enough?+
First-line treatment is a repositioning maneuver (Epley, BBQ roll and others). But residual dizziness and recurrence can remain, so VOR training, habituation exercises and balance training continue for 2–6 weeks.
QHow long do the tests take?+
About half a day, including vestibular and autonomic testing. If imaging is needed, it is scheduled separately.
QIs Korean medicine part of the treatment?+
Acupuncture, Chuna and pharmacopuncture ease tense muscles, rebalance the autonomic nervous system and improve circulation. They are added as needed.
QDo you also treat tinnitus?+
Secondary tinnitus is first ruled out together with Neurology. Primary tinnitus is treated with pharmacopuncture and Chuna in a course of 10 sessions.
QHow many sessions will I need?+
It depends on your condition, but usually 1–2 times a week for 4–8 weeks. Before-and-after assessment decides whether to extend.
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Dizziness Center

The center this program belongs to, where you can also see how we work and who the doctors are.
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You do not need to know which option fits. We listen to your symptoms, then decide together.

Not the symptom,
but the cause.

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