Fragmented patient journey
Patients commonly move between GP, medication, neurology, orthopaedics, ENT, physiotherapy, and no clear next step. The care path can become long before vestibular assessment is structured.
Clinic partnership platform
VertiMotion helps clinics add a computer-controlled vestibular platform for BPPV diagnosis support, repositioning workflows, vestibular testing, and selected motion-sickness habituation programs.
Angle
Speed
Direction
Nystagmus monitor
Canal orientation
Protocol stack
Pathway gap
Patients often scatter across GP, medication, neurology, orthopaedics, ENT, physiotherapy, and sometimes no treatment pathway at all.
Patients commonly move between GP, medication, neurology, orthopaedics, ENT, physiotherapy, and no clear next step. The care path can become long before vestibular assessment is structured.
Technique variability, positioning inconsistency, observation difficulty, operator fatigue, and mobility-limited or anxious patients can make repeatable execution difficult.
Many markets lack a named service line for dizziness care. Clinics that can organize the pathway can become the trusted referral point.
Structured execution
The platform does not replace clinical judgment. It helps standardize the physical execution of vestibular workflows and supports observation, documentation, and repeatability.
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Screen
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Secure
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Observe
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Protocol
05
Position
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Review
07
Follow-up
Confirm suitability, cautions, contraindications, symptoms, and relevant clinical history under supervising clinician governance.
Seat the patient, apply safety straps and safety bar, confirm comfort, and keep emergency stop access visible.
Use video goggles and workstation display to support nystagmus observation and documentation.
Choose the appropriate diagnostic support, repositioning, testing, or habituation workflow for the clinical scenario.
Computer-controlled movement manages angle, speed, acceleration, direction, and repeatability.
Review video, dynamic curves, canal orientation, chair position, symptoms, and response notes.
Document the pathway, schedule reassessment where indicated, and coordinate referral communication.
Capabilities
VertiMotion positions the SRM-IV as clinical infrastructure for a service line, not simply an equipment purchase.
Workflow 01
Structured positioning workflows help clinicians assess canal involvement while monitoring video, curves, and chair position.
Workflow 02
Protocol-driven execution supports repeatable canalith repositioning maneuvers with controlled physical positioning.
Workflow 03
Testing workflows support clinical observation, symptom correlation, and structured vestibular pathway documentation.
Workflow 04
Selected habituation programs can be delivered through controlled motion exposure under appropriate clinical oversight.
Workflow 05
Operational records can support visit history, protocol selection, observations, follow-up planning, and program review.
Workflow 06
Repeatable positioning and observation outputs create a more structured environment for training and protocol review.
Evidence snapshot
Published study data can inform clinical and partnership discussion. Local pathway decisions should be made with independent clinical review.
Complete resolution
81.8%
Complete resolution at 1-week follow-up in the published BPPV study.
Shan et al., The Laryngoscope, 2015
Vertigo resolution
88.6%
Vertigo resolution at 1 week in the same short-term study cohort.
Published short-term data
Canal conversion
1.5%
Canal conversion rate reported in the published study.
Individual results vary
Patients studied
132
Patients aged 28 to 86 treated with computer-controlled canalith repositioning.
Executive evidence snapshot
Published short-term study data. Individual results vary. Content is for clinical and partnership discussion and does not replace independent clinical judgment.
Adoption signal
These references are framed as adoption and usage signals from mature-market settings, not a guarantee of local demand, reimbursement, or clinical outcomes.
Hospitals nationwide
711+
Mainland China mature-market adoption signal.
Patients treated
10M+
Reported cumulative usage since launch.
Total visits
25,819
Across 4 hospital sites in a published usage analysis.
Unique patients
13,447
Distinct patients across those hospital sites.
Protocol runs
42,346
Treatment protocol runs in the multi-site reference.
Partnership models
Models are structured around clinic readiness, room fit, operator model, local governance, and strategic ambition.
Referral engine
The strongest clinic opportunity is an organized service line: referrer education, demand capture, and internal conversion around a named dizziness pathway.
Equip referrers with clear symptoms, pathway criteria, and next-step language so dizziness is routed earlier.
Create high-intent educational pages, clinic landing pages, and compliant calls to action for dizziness assessment.
Identify dizziness, vertigo, balance, fall-risk, and motion-sickness cases already moving through the clinic.
Any referral allocation or compensation concepts are subject to legal and professional compliance review.
Channel
GP education
Channel
Digital demand
Channel
Clinic conversion
Clinic pathway
Setup preview
A practical setup conversation covers space, power, operator training, safety systems, and governance before launch.
Recommended room
≥18 m²
Practical operating area
~10 m²
Platform footprint
~6 m²
Power supply
AC 220V / 50Hz
Power rating
1600 VA
Rated load
~135 kg
Operator
Trained operator required
Patient restraints
Safety straps + safety bar
Emergency controls
Emergency stop
Continuity
UPS support
Next step
Discuss clinic fit, room requirements, operator model, governance, and the partnership structure that best matches your local market.