In the same place since 1994. Testing, treatment and recovery continue inside one building.

If you know the diagnosis, start from a department. If you only have symptoms, start from the symptom.

01NeurologyYeon-Jeong Kim 02Rehabilitation MedicineSang-Hoon Shin 03Korean MedicineByung-Ha Moon 04GastroenterologySang-Min Lee 05Asthma, Allergy & PulmonologySang-Heon Cho 06Geriatric MedicineJin-Yong Kim 07Functional MedicineJin-Yong Kim 08Family MedicineSu-Min Lim 09RadiologyJae-Hong Yoon 10DentistrySeung-Hee Yong 11Find by Symptom12 symptoms 12All Doctors12 physicians

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Ten centers organized by symptom. When needed, several departments see one patient together.

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Dizziness Center

Dizziness Center

Center / No.08 / 3F

Not the symptom of dizziness,
but what is shaking your balance.

Neurology diagnoses the cause, and vestibular assessment, gait rehabilitation and postural correction help restore balance. When needed, we work with the Korean Medicine Center.

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CenterNO.08Dizziness Center

Floor3FAll inside one building

DeptNeurology · Rehabilitation Medicine · Korean Medicine

LeadYeon-Jeong Kim · Sang-Hoon Shin · Kyu-Hyun KimFour departments see one patient together

ProgramVestibular Rehabilitation ClinicSignature program

Rehabilitation exercise center, gait and balance assessment area — **3F · 5F**/Rehabilitation exercise center · Balance assessment and vestibular rehabilitation

If this sounds like you

The tests say
nothing is wrong.

Dizziness has many causes, and it is easy to miss when only one department looks.

01The room spins when I turn my head

02I lose my balance when I get up in the morning

03My ears feel blocked and ring

04I drift to one side when I walk

05Several hospitals told me nothing was wrong

06I go out less for fear of falling

How we see it

Four departments
see the same patient.

We check vestibular function, the autonomic nervous system and even the heart together. Once the cause is found, vestibular rehabilitation exercise retrains your balance.

01Vestibular function tests

Eye movements show the state of your balance organs.

02Neurological · Autonomic tests

We distinguish causes in the brain and the autonomic nervous system.

03Joint reading

Neurology, Rehabilitation Medicine, Korean Medicine and Internal Medicine read the results together.

04Treatment by cause

Repositioning maneuvers for BPPV, medication and Korean medicine, matched to the cause.

05Vestibular rehabilitation

We finish with exercise therapy that retrains your sense of balance.

Who leads this center

Yeon-Jeong Kim · Sang-Hoon Shin · Kyu-Hyun Kim

Neurology · Rehabilitation Medicine · Korean Medicine. The physicians who provide care together.

·Dr. Yeon-Jeong Kim, Neurology: vestibular and neurological differential diagnosis

·Dr. Sang-Hoon Shin, Center Director, Rehabilitation Medicine: vestibular rehabilitation exercise

·Dr. Kyu-Hyun Kim, Korean Medicine, collaborative Korean medicine care

·Woong-Ki Kim, Sports Medicine Team Lead: balance and gait assessment

Frequently asked questions

What people ask most
before a visit.

For questions not covered here, you can also call us at +82-2-2222-4888.

QIf it is BPPV, does it go away right away?+

Repositioning maneuvers often help, but recurrence is common. To reduce it, we add vestibular rehabilitation exercise.

QDo I need an MRI for dizziness?+

Not everyone does. It is done selectively when neurological symptoms are also present.

QCan Korean medicine be combined?+

Yes, if you wish. We work with the Korean Medicine Center on the 6th floor of the same building.

QHow long does treatment take?+

It depends on the cause. Vestibular rehabilitation is usually planned as a 4–8 week course.

Dizziness Center

The tests say
nothing is wrong.

Four departments
see the same patient.

Yeon-Jeong Kim · Sang-Hoon Shin · Kyu-Hyun Kim

Clinics within the
Dizziness Center.

The signature program
of this center.

Videos and articles
on this subject.

Dizziness in teenagers: from accurate diagnosis to treatment

Frequent flights or shift work? Your ‘dizziness’ may be occupational

Unexplained dizziness: could it be psychological? Diagnosing and treating psychogenic dizziness

Treating essential tremor: is it family history? Causes of hand tremor and how to manage it

Early signs of hypertension and diabetes: “Should I see a doctor with no symptoms?”

Dizziness in older adults: preventing falls and brain disease risk

Patient stories from Internal Medicine, Neurology and the Wellness Center

What people ask most
before a visit.

Dizziness Center

The tests saynothing is wrong.

Four departmentssee the same patient.

Yeon-Jeong Kim · Sang-Hoon Shin · Kyu-Hyun Kim

Clinics within theDizziness Center.

The signature programof this center.

Videos and articleson this subject.

Dizziness in teenagers: from accurate diagnosis to treatment

Frequent flights or shift work? Your ‘dizziness’ may be occupational

Unexplained dizziness: could it be psychological? Diagnosing and treating psychogenic dizziness

Treating essential tremor: is it family history? Causes of hand tremor and how to manage it

Early signs of hypertension and diabetes: “Should I see a doctor with no symptoms?”

Dizziness in older adults: preventing falls and brain disease risk

Patient stories from Internal Medicine, Neurology and the Wellness Center

What people ask mostbefore a visit.

The tests say
nothing is wrong.

Four departments
see the same patient.

Clinics within the
Dizziness Center.

The signature program
of this center.

Videos and articles
on this subject.

What people ask most
before a visit.