An 8-phase guided evaluation that walks you from intake to diagnosis to treatment plan — with a running differential that updates as you examine.
Every clinician evaluates differently. Critical tests get skipped under time pressure.
Writing evaluation reports takes longer than the evaluation itself.
Overlapping presentations make it hard to differentiate BPPV from migraine from UVH.
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Screen for CNS red flags: sudden onset, worst headache of life, new neurological signs, diplopia, dysarthria. Binary checklist — any positive flag triggers immediate referral guidance.
Positive flags immediately shift probability toward central causes and trigger referral urgency. The differential panel flags conditions that require urgent imaging or specialist referral.
Here's what it looks like mid-evaluation — after positional testing.
Dix-Hallpike result — right ear:
Confirm your diagnosis and the system generates everything you need.
Auto-generated from confirmed diagnosis. Exercise selection, frequency, duration, and precautions — ready to assign.
Short-term and long-term goals generated from diagnosis and baseline data. Ready for documentation and insurance justification.
Complete report with findings, diagnosis, ICD-10 codes, and plan of care. Export as PDF for your records or EMR.
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The most common peripheral vestibular disorder. The pathway captures Dix-Hallpike and roll test nystagmus patterns — direction, latency, duration, and fatigability — to differentiate canal variants with high confidence.
Reduced vestibular function on one side from labyrinthitis, vestibular neuritis, or surgical causes. The pathway evaluates head impulse response, dynamic visual acuity, and spontaneous nystagmus patterns.
Episodic vestibular symptoms associated with migraine pathophysiology. The pathway identifies the characteristic overlap of migraine features with vestibular symptoms through structured history and provocation testing.
Vestibular symptoms following traumatic brain injury, often with multi-domain involvement. The pathway screens across oculomotor, balance, and cognitive domains using VOMS integration.
Persistent dizziness lasting three months or longer, often triggered by visual complexity and postural threat. The pathway differentiates PPPD from ongoing peripheral vestibular dysfunction through provocation testing.
The diagnostic evaluation is one step in a complete care pipeline.
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