GyroStim Therapy

What is GyroStim Therapy?

GyroStim Therapy is a computer-controlled, multi-axis rotating chair that provides balance stimulation for neurorehabilitation, treating issues from new neural connections. GyroStim Therapy retraining the brain's sensory and motor systems through controlled rotations and interactive tasks like aiming lasers at targets.

GyroStim offers visual-vestibular stimulation and sensorimotor exercises to help patients who’ve suffered a concussion or traumatic brain injury address persistent symptoms and restore lost function.

How GyroStim Therapy Work

How Does It Work?

The core of GyroStim therapy is Multimodal Neurorehabilitation, which means it challenges several parts of your nervous system at once

  • Vestibular Stimulation: You are safely strapped into a rotating chair controlled by a computer.

  • Visuomotor Training: The system guides you through specific motion patterns while you perform visual or cognitive tasks (like pressing buttons when you see a light).

  • Cognitive Loading: These sessions stimulate multiple parts of the brain simultaneously, helping your nervous system learn and adapt more efficiently.

Benefits of GyroStim Therapy

Benefits of GyroStim Therapy

  • Improves balance, coordination, and spatial awareness

  • Enhances reaction time and cognitive processing

  • Supports recovery from concussions and brain injuries

  • Reduces symptoms of dizziness, vertigo, and vestibular disorders

  • Helps athletes improve performance through faster reflexes and better body control

Frequently Ask Questions

  • Yes. GyroStim Therapy is non-invasive, drug-free, and clinically safe when administered by trained professionals. Patients are carefully monitored throughout the session to ensure safety and comfort.

  • The therapy works by gently rotating the patient in different directions while performing specific exercises. These movements stimulate the vestibular system in the inner ear, which is directly connected to brain regions responsible for balance, spatial awareness, and cognitive processing.

  • The sessions usually last 20–40 minutes, depending on the patient’s condition and therapy goals. Programs are often customized based on individual needs.

  • The number of sessions varies. Some patients notice improvements after a few sessions, while others may require a series of 6–12 sessions or more for optimal results. The therapist will create a personalized plan.

  • GyroStim Therapy is often considered a wellness or elective treatment and is not typically covered by insurance. We can provide a receipt for possible reimbursement, depending on your plan.