Vertidisan®.
The medical app for vertigo.
Vertidisan® (VH90D) is a medical therapy app for vertigo: a medical device with clinically proven efficacy and penetration-tested data security – for a 90-day exercise therapy from the comfort of home.
Information for Physicians
Indications, ICD-10 codes, mechanism of action, contraindications and prescribing information.
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"A small miracle"
A person affected by vertigo shares his experience with Vertidisan in an SWR television report.
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Results of the clinical study, published in the Deutsches Ärzteblatt.
Source: Clinical study results published in the Deutsches Ärzteblatt · Download PDF: German · English
Vertigo therapy with Vertidisan
Vertidisan (VH90D) is a clinically proven, 90-day, daily, digital, sensorimotor and optokinetic vertigo exercise therapy for use at home. The exercises stimulate the brain, which compensates for the vertigo.
Mechanism of action: anti-vertiginous (vertigo-suppressing) effect through central vestibular compensation (CVC) in the brain – triggered by a multimodal, sensorimotor and optokinetic vestibular therapy program. Vertidisan thus follows the recommendations of the German S2k guideline on vestibular function disorders.
Vertidisan is used for vertigo such as positional vertigo, Menière's disease, vestibular neuritis or chronic vertigo.
9 components in one therapy program
VH90D 300 – more than 300 multimodal vestibular therapy units, from which 90 daily sessions are individually compiled per prescription.
ABEV exercise programs
Sensorimotor and optokinetic balance exercises tailored to the diagnosis.
CBT
Cognitive behavioral therapy to cope with vertigo-related stress, sleep disturbance and anxiety.
Medical Counseling
Detailed, easy-to-understand explanation of the therapy.
PMR
Progressive muscle relaxation for tense musculature.
Autogenic Training
Trained perception of your own body balance.
Health Education
Knowledge base so you better understand the cause and treatment of vertigo.
Otago Exercise Program (OEP)
Muscle strengthening to improve balance.
Therapy progress reports
To present to your physician.
Interoperability
With the electronic patient record (ePA) and the practice management system of many physicians.