In Home Physical Therapy for Vestibular and Balance
At My Home Physical Therapy, we specialize in in-home care for seniors across Erie, Boulder, Lafayette, Longmont, Louisville, Fort Lupton, and nearby communities. Our Vestibular physical therapy services focus on these key areas:
Dizziness and Vertigo Management
Spinning sensations, blurred vision, and sudden dizziness can make daily life difficult. We use repositioning maneuvers, gaze stabilization, and habituation exercises to reduce vertigo and improve clarity.
Gaze Stabilization and Visual Control
Many vestibular disorders cause blurry vision with head movement. Our therapists use eye–head coordination drills and visual tracking exercises to improve focus during daily activities.
Vestibular and Balance Physical Therapy
Our vestibular and balance physical therapy helps patients reduce dizziness, improve stability, and feel confident moving again. We focus on four key areas of care:
Balance Training and Fall Prevention
Unsteadiness raises the risk of falling at home or in the community. We build balance programs that strengthen the body, retrain posture, and improve stability on different surfaces.
Who Can Benefit from Vestibular Physical Therapy?
Individuals with dizziness, vertigo, or frequent imbalance
People diagnosed with BPPV, vestibular neuritis, labyrinthitis, or vestibular hypofunction
Patients recovering from concussions or head injuries
Individuals with certain neurological disorders affecting balance
Older adults at higher risk of falls
People with motion sensitivity or difficulty riding in cars, elevators, or busy environments
Anyone experiencing blurred vision with head movement or unsteadiness while walking
Medicare and Insurance Coverage
Under Medicare Part B, patients do not need to be homebound.
After the deductible, Medicare typically covers 80% of approved therapy services, with patients responsible for the remaining 20% coinsurance.
We also work with several commercial insurance providers.
What to Expect During In-Home PT Sessions
Personalized Evaluation – Your therapist begins by assessing your pain, mobility, and daily challenges to create a care plan specific to you.
Hands-On Treatment & Guided Exercises – Sessions may include gentle manual therapy, stretching, strengthening, and mobility training to help reduce discomfort and improve movement.
Education & Self-Management Strategies – You’ll learn safe techniques and exercises you can continue on your own to maintain progress between visits.
Support in a Familiar Environment – By working directly in your home, therapy is integrated into your daily routine, making it easier to stay consistent and focused on recovery.
Does Medicare cover in-home physical therapy?
Yes. With Medicare Part B, you don’t need to be homebound. Medicare typically covers 80% of approved therapy services.
How is this different from home health PT?
Home health is for patients who are homebound and requires nursing oversight. Our care is billed under outpatient Medicare Part B — designed for seniors who want outpatient-level therapy in their own home.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
In Colorado, physical therapists have direct access, meaning you can start therapy without a physician referral. However, Medicare often requires an order from your physician for billing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Serving Boulder, Superior, Erie, Lafayette, Longmont, Louisville, Frederick, Firestone, Fort Lupton, Broomfield, Westminster, Brighton, Platteville, and surrounding areas.