When the Room Won't Stop Spinning
Drug-free vertigo and dizziness care from Dr. Bryon Moore, DC, serving Kissimmee families since 2002
Maybe it hits the moment you roll over in bed. Maybe it happens when you look up at a high shelf or turn your head to back out of the driveway. The room tilts, your stomach drops, and you reach for something solid.
You may have been told it's "just an inner ear thing," handed motion-sickness pills, and sent home. The pills take the edge off, but the spells keep coming back. So you start planning around them. You skip the ladder, turn your whole body instead of your head, and let someone else drive on bad days.
Dr. Bryon Moore, DC has spent more than 25 years treating the neck and spine here in Kissimmee. That experience matters for vertigo, because a lot of the dizziness we see actually starts in the neck. Once you know where yours is coming from, you can finally do something about it.
Why Your Dizziness May Be Coming From Your Neck
Vertigo is the feeling that you or the room is spinning. It's a symptom with a few common sources, and the two we see most in Kissimmee respond well to hands-on care.
BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo) happens when tiny calcium crystals in the inner ear drift out of place. It usually causes short, intense spins when you lie down, roll over, or tip your head back.
Cervicogenic dizziness starts in the upper neck. The joints and muscles there constantly tell your brain where your head is. When they stiffen up after whiplash, long hours at a screen, or stress, those signals get scrambled. You feel unsteady, light-headed, or spinning, often with neck pain or headaches along for the ride.
Want the longer version? Dr. Moore explains it in Why Your Vertigo Might Be Coming From Your Neck.
How Dr. Moore Treats Vertigo and Dizziness
Doctor of Chiropractic, Parker University graduate, 25+ years of hands-on care in Kissimmee
Dr. Moore's approach is fully hands-on and drug-free. Your exam decides the plan, which usually draws on:
- Repositioning for BPPV: the Epley maneuver, a series of slow, guided head movements that moves loose crystals back where they belong.
- Gentle neck adjustments and myotherapy: restoring motion to stiff upper-neck joints and releasing tight muscles at the base of the skull, so your brain gets clearer signals. Our myotherapy team works alongside Dr. Moore on this part.
- Home exercises: simple balance and posture work through our Rehab Exercise RX program to help keep the spells from coming back.
If your exam points to something outside chiropractic care, Dr. Moore will tell you plainly and help you find the right provider.
What to Expect at Your First Visit
Find the Source
Start Treatment
Stay Steady
Getting Back to Steady Ground
Relief looks different for everyone, and no one can promise a set number of visits. What people usually notice first is that the spells come less often and pass faster.
One woman in her 70s came to us with vertigo that hit every morning when she woke up, often followed by a migraine. After four visits over two weeks, she reported no dizziness and no headaches. Another patient had dealt with spinning episodes for two years after a roller coaster ride. After three treatments, her episodes were far less frequent, and her neck and upper back pain had eased as well.
The bigger change is trusting your balance again. You get out of bed without bracing yourself, and you check your blind spot without thinking twice.
Individual results vary.
Vertigo Treatment FAQs
Often, yes. When dizziness comes from BPPV or from the neck, hands-on care like the Epley maneuver, adjustments, and soft tissue work can help. Dr. Moore's exam is designed to tell you which type you have before treatment starts.
Neck-related dizziness tends to show up alongside neck pain, stiffness, or headaches, and it often follows whiplash or long days at a desk. BPPV usually causes brief spins when you lie down or roll over. A short in-office exam sorts out which one fits.
Call 911 or go to the emergency room if dizziness comes with slurred speech, a drooping face, weakness or numbness on one side, a sudden severe headache, double vision, or fainting. Those can be signs of a stroke and need immediate medical care.
You don't need a referral. We accept most major plans, including Medicare, FL Blue/BCBS, Cigna, UHC, VA, and auto PIP. If you're uninsured, ask about our ChiroHealthUSA discount program.
Same-week appointments are usually available, and we make room for same-day visits when vertigo hits hard. Text "APPT" to (407) 847-4101 and we'll find you a time.
6 Causes of Vertigo & Dizziness We Treat Fast
Most patients feel relief in 1–3 visits
😵 BPPV (Loose Crystals)
Spinning when rolling in bed
🤕 Cervicogenic Dizziness
Neck pain triggers imbalance
🤯 Vestibular Migraine
Dizzy spells + headache
👂 Ménière’s Disease
Ringing + vertigo attacks
💫 Post-Concussion Dizziness
Lingering imbalance
🚶 Chronic Imbalance
Feeling unsteady daily
Drug-free solutions — most feel steady again fast.
3-Step Vertigo Relief Process
Most patients feel steady in 1–3 visits
Find the Cause
Gentle exam + specialized dizziness testing
Correct the Problem
Epley maneuver, adjustments, vestibular rehab
Stay Balanced
Custom home exercises + follow-up plan
Most patients feel steady in 1–3 visits.
We Make It Easy
Covered by Most Plans — No Surprises
Most insurance accepted:
• Cigna • FL Blue • BCBS • UHC • UMR • Optum • GHI
• Medicare • AARP • VA • Auto (PIP) • Workers’ Comp
• Evolution Healthcare • Aither Health
Want to know your coverage?
Text "INSURANCE" to (407) 847-4101
Ready to Stop the Spinning?
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Text "APPT" to (407) 847-4101 — we’ll book you instantly.
