1. Vestibular Balance Disorder

    What is vestibular balance disorder? Dizziness and a spinning sensation (vertigo) are symptoms of a vestibular balance disorder. Balance disorders can occur at any age. But they are most common as you get older. Your ear is a complex system of bone and cartilage. Within it is a network of canals. These are called semicircular canals. The canals are filled with fluid. The position of the fluid changes with movement. A sensor in the ear then sends the information to your brain to add to your sense of balance. These and other delicate pieces make up the vestibular system.
  2. Patient Testimonials

    Stories from Our Rehab Patients Stroke Patient's Recovery Music to Everyone's Ears Several members of the Inova Mount Vernon Hospital Outpatient Bridge and Neuro Rehabilitation team listened as Reverend Angel M. Martínez delivered a sermon. Then, without missing a beat, Martínez reached for his guitar and accompanied his wife, Reverend Lydia Rodriguez, in joyful song. Read More Steve Hunt: Grateful to Inova Mount Vernon Rehab Team "Because I am an idiot." That was my answer when each healthcare professional asked me how I ended up in the hospital.
  3. Steve Hunt: Grateful to Inova Mount Vernon Rehab Team

    Steve Hunt: Grateful to Inova Mount Vernon Rehab Team "Because I am an idiot." That was my answer when each healthcare professional asked me how I ended up in the hospital. In September 2017, I dropped a medium size pine tree on my head that I had cut down and had become hung up with a smaller tree. I have no memory of it, but it left me laying on the ground paralyzed from the neck down. By the time the first responders arrived, 2-3 hours later and shortly after my wife found me, I could move my left leg and left arm at the shoulder and elbow.
  4. Rehab Technology at the Inova Rehabilitation Center

    Inova Rehabilitation Center healthcare professionals utilize the latest evidence-based interventions and state-of-the-art equipment to maximize patient outcomes. Our team is dedicated to providing comprehensive care to help individuals and their families reach meaningful goals throughout the rehab process. Learn more about some of our most commonly used technology below. ZeroG: Aretech's ZeroG (photo to the right) is an innovative robotic ceiling-mounted body-weight support system that can be used with a wide range of diagnoses for walking, balance activities, stair training and more.