The Johns Hopkins Pediatric Vestibular Clinic provides a comprehensive assessment of your child's vestibular symptoms in one visit. During your first appointment, you and your child will meet with the pediatric specialists in otolaryngology, physical therapy and audiology. Following your child's assessment and review, you and your child will receive a thorough diagnosis and treatment plan.
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We offer each child a thorough evaluation that includes looking at medical, surgical and behavioral treatments to help improve your child’s quality of life.
Johns Hopkins has been at the forefront of research and treatment of pediatric vestibular disorders for over a century.
When you choose the physicians at Johns Hopkins, you benefit from fellowship-trained specialists with vast experience treating vestibular disorders.
Children experiencing balance problems or dizziness are seen by a pediatric otolaryngologist, an audiologist for hearing and balance function testing, and a pediatric vestibular physical therapist for evaluation and treatment.
Associate Residency Program Co-Director Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
Your child will have multiple appointments: otolaryngology, audiology for hearing and balance function testing, and physical therapy. Your child may have some or all of these tests to evaluate the vestibular system. You will receive final recommendations by phone after the visits are complete (this enables provider discussion).
601 N. Caroline St, Baltimore, MD 21287
Phone: 410-955-5000
The Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center is renamed the Levi Watkins, Jr., M.D., Outpatient Center, effective June 2023. Dr. Watkins was a pioneer in cardiac surgery and civil rights who died in 2015. Read more about Dr. Watkins.
