February 27, 2026

Upcoming Seminar! Vestibular Migraine: A Common and Frequently Unrecognized Problem

Join us in-person or online for our upcoming seminar! Both medical and audiological staff from our office will be presenting “Vestibular Migraine: A Common and Frequently Unrecognized Problem” on Tuesday March 31st. The event will take place at our office at 5:30pm, and will be livestreamed online for individuals who cannot attend in-person. During this seminar, we will be discussing causes of vestibular migraines, the diagnostic testing process, common treatment options, and how they differ from other vestibular disorders. Give our office a call at 904-399-0350 to RSVP or register online today!

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