Personal Injury
Dizziness Associated With Concussions And Traumatic Brain Injuries
Topple Diagnostics is an innovative diagnostic services company offering comprehensive vestibular testing for personal injury patients. Topple's platform for dizziness and imbalance was established to provide the most accurate diagnostic information available for testing and managing patients reporting dizziness and/or imbalance. Our program evaluates the auditory and vestibular systems, as well as associated central nervous system and balance
components to provide a comprehensive understanding of the status of the dizzy/imbalanced
patient. Our testing assists in confirming central and/or peripheral involvement that can be due
to head injury, TBI, concussion or cervical trauma.
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Sample of our Test Battery
Ocular Motility Test (VNG)
Part of videonystagmography, saccades, smooth pursuit, and optokinetic tracking are tests assessing eye movement and ability to stay on a target. Gaze Test (vision denied) assesses eye movement in four directions (center, left, right, up) while patient is in total darkness.
Ocular Motility Test (VNG)
Eye movement elicited by the tracking of a
moving field.
For An Example Neurology Report
Topple has been performing vestibular testing at Northwest Neurology for the last two years. They provide a unique service to our patients which allows our doctors to better pinpoint the etiology of the patients complaint of dizziness, unsteadiness, imbalance, and lightheadedness. The personnel are always professional, courteous, friendly, and efficient. I am planning to continue use their services for many years in the future.
Robert Bashuk
MD - Neurologist
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Clients Served
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Personal Injury F.A.Q.
Usual questions from our patients
How is testing performed?
We utilize a myriad of diagnostic tools to access the patients vestibular system and its functionality post-accident. These diagnostic technologies are used as part of comprehensive testing platform and include, but are not limited too: Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials (VEMP), Videonystagmography (VNG), Active Head Rotation (AHR), Neuro Latency Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR), and the modified Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction on Balance (CTSIB). All together these tests take about 60-90 minutes to perform and are minimally invasive for patients.
How do the financials work for testing?
Topple is a "fee for services" company. You maintain control of cash flow. Whether you are self-funded or use an outside funding company, you bill for all the services performed. From there you are paid in whatever agreed to arrangements you have with those funding organizations. Topple Diagnostics will invoice you at our agreed to rates for all individual services rendered. All invoices are due on a Net-15. Topple also has funding solutions they can present to you.
Who is the ideal patient for vestibular testing?
Patients with dizziness and imbalance issues are ideal candidates for diagnostic testing. Whether as a possible result of a Head Injury, Concussion, or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), our testing will assist you in confirming central and/or peripheral involvement.
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