About balanceback
A 20-year vestibular legacy — now advancing brain-injury assessment.
For more than two decades, the technology behind this vestibular legacy has helped clinicians objectively assess vestibular disorders and neurological conditions, including brain injury. Today, that foundation continues through patented technology, proprietary software, and a modern platform built for vestibular and neurological assessment.
Dizziness is one of the most common reasons patients seek care — and one of the hardest to work up without objective data. For two decades, the VNG platform behind balanceback has given clinicians that data: an FDA-cleared system built on protocols from the American Institute of Balance, used to record and analyze the eye movements that reveal how the vestibular system is — or isn't — working.
We're carrying that legacy forward. balanceback™ preserves the clinically established methodologies clinicians trust while integrating patented technology, proprietary software, and a streamlined plug-and-play architecture for modern clinical practice.
The lineage
Cleared, proven, and continuing
- 2004First FDA 510(k) clearance (K042529) for the VNG platform.
- 2007Second FDA 510(k) clearance (K070729) for the mobile VNG unit.
- PatentedProtected innovation supporting vestibular and neurological assessment.
- ISO 13485Quality management aligned with internationally recognized medical device standards.
- TodayRe-engineered with patented technology and proprietary software — a clinician-focused platform for vestibular, neurological, and brain-injury assessment.
What we believe
The principles behind the product
Objective Over Assumption
A dizzy patient deserves measurement, not a guess. We transform eye movements into objective clinical evidence.
Patented Innovation
Technology designed to advance vestibular and neurological assessment through objective measurement.
Clinical Confidence
Objective measurements clinicians can trust, interpret, and defend.
Let's talk about your clinic
Questions about the platform, the lineage, or how it would fit your practice? We're glad to get into the detail.