Dizziness & Vertigo Evaluation

Still Dizzy — Even After Tests Came Back “Normal”?

At The Steward Clinic, we focus on dizziness that may originate from the upper cervical spine—a commonly overlooked cause.

This Care is Designed for People Who:

Feel dizzy, off-balance, or lightheaded without clear answers
Have had normal MRI, CT, or ENT testing
Notice dizziness worsens with neck movement, posture, or stress
Have a history of neck injury, whiplash, or chronic neck tension
Are tired of being told “everything looks fine”
If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and you’re not imagining it.

The upper cervical spine contains:

When this area is irritated or misaligned, it can disrupt balance signaling—even when standard imaging appears normal.

This is known as cervicogenic (neck-related) dizziness.

Most dizziness care focuses on:

At The Steward Clinic, we specialize in evaluating whether the neck is contributing.

Our clinic uses:

Care is based on findings, not assumptions.

Board Certified Chiropractor
Fellowship Training in Vestibular Rehabilitation
Post-Doctoral Training in Multiple Upper Cervical Chiropractic Techniques
Published 5 Peer-Reviewed Research Studies, A Paperback Book, and a Continuing Education Course.
Owner and Clinic Director of The Steward Clinic
7+ Years Experience
Extremely Passionate About His Work

Upper cervical chiropractic care focuses on:

This approach is especially appropriate for patients dealing with dizziness, vertigo, headaches, or neurological symptoms.

Your initial visit includes:

Detailed history focused on dizziness patterns
Neurological, physical, and postural assessment
Advanced imaging (CBCT), vestibular testing (vHIT), and balance testing (all when indicated)
Clear explanation of findings
Discussion of whether upper cervical care is appropriate for you

There is no pressure to begin care unless it makes sense for your case.