The Balance Center Lake Charles

The Balance Center Lake Charles The Balance Center was founded to advance the effectiveness of vestibular sciences, fall prevention and wellness methods to health care professionals.

We enjoyed an educational weekend with Troy Hale, AuD CCC-A, who shared his extensive knowledge of VNG testing and inter...
05/13/2025

We enjoyed an educational weekend with Troy Hale, AuD CCC-A, who shared his extensive knowledge of VNG testing and interpretation. We are grateful for your involvement with The Balance Center over the past six years. We also appreciate Secure Health for the invitation and ongoing support. Skip and Dan, your contributions have played a key role in our success.

Address

1727 Imperial Boulevard Building #3
Lake Charles, LA
70605

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13374851250

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The Balance Center, LLC

Our program offers a fast, safe, reliable and accurate method of assessing fall risk with proper and proven diagnostics and cost-effective therapeutic modalities.

The Balance Center will offer:


  • State of the art Videonystagmography (VNG) technology for testing and identifying your condition. VNG is the gold standard test for vestibular pathology and is reimbursed by all major insurance carriers and Medicare. VNG tests will accurately diagnose at-risk patients by determining the presence of either a peripheral (inner ear & balance nerve) or central (brain & spinal cord) vestibular disorder.

  • The Better Balance platform is used for a fast, accurate evaluation, taking five minutes to complete. The test accurately identifies the probability of a balance disorder.