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National Dizzy & Balance Center

1630 101st Ave NE Suite 160, Blaine, MN 55449, USA
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Openning hours
  • Monday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed
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National Dizzy & Balance Center
National Dizzy & Balance Center
National Dizzy & Balance Center
National Dizzy & Balance Center
National Dizzy & Balance Center
National Dizzy & Balance Center
National Dizzy & Balance Center
National Dizzy & Balance Center
National Dizzy & Balance Center
National Dizzy & Balance Center
Reviews
Rhiana Kipp (03/24/2021)
The staff was very helpful and professional. They helped me get back to normal following an MS flare up by tailoring a plan to fit my needs and providing lots of support along the way. Highly recommended if you are struggling with dizziness or balance issues.
martha Johnson (03/15/2021)
This therapy was very helpful to me. The staff was professional, supportive and friendly. It was a good experience.
Mary Ellen Dower (01/16/2021)
The supportive and expert staff at the Dizzy & Balance Center helped me with my gait and balance problems. I'm glad I persevered with the therapy sessions. It seemed like slow progress, but I was walking normally without a cane when I finished the sessions.
Ladonna Robbins (08/04/2020)
They have been very attentive at finding out why I’ve been getting so Dizzy. And the people here are very friendly and helpful in the knowledge they have about the exercises to help you get better for a better quality of life. I Highly Recommend this Clinic!!
Rudy Bachelor (08/15/2020)
I went to the NDBC in Blaine, MN because I felt like a drunk sailer walking. It was getting worse everyday. My daughter told be about NDBC so I called them up and got an appointment with a doctor online within a week. My PT person was Emily. Very nice person and cared about my problem. I went in to PT with an open mind, even though I didn’t, at the time, understand how doing these crazy things at home would do anything at all. But I did do them and within 2 weeks I was much improved. But then my regular doctor had given me a new pill to take and the side effect was dizziness. Well, I went right back to where I was in the first place. I stopped the new pill. Emily stuck with me and today I am almost normal with just a little bit off balance, probably 2 % of how it used to be.nI think if you go into this PT with an open mind and are willing to do what they tell you to do, it works for you and you will feel better. Great place to go, friendly staff and they really want to make you feel better!!!nRudy Bachelor
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