Cerebral Health & Spine Care Business Profile

Advanced assessment and rehabilitation for dizziness, concussion, POTS and balance disorders in London, Ontario.

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Legal name Cerebral Health and Spine Care Also known as Cerebral Health Centre Website cerebralhealthcentre.com
Overview

Clinic at a glance

A multidisciplinary clinic treating complex neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, combining advanced diagnostics with individually tailored rehabilitation.

Business type
Multidisciplinary health, neurological rehabilitation and spine care clinic
Primary clinical focus
Concussion and post-concussion symptoms, dizziness and vestibular dysfunction, balance disorders, dysautonomia and POTS, oculomotor dysfunction and rehabilitation, spinal manipulation, athletic performance optimization
Rehabilitation approaches
Neurological rehabilitation, vestibular rehabilitation, brain-based rehabilitation, oculomotor rehabilitation, proprioceptive and sensorimotor rehabilitation, autonomic regulation strategies
Additional services
Naturopathic medicine, laser therapy
Clinic director
Dr. Spiro Ioannidis, DC, BSc
Team size
Three named practitioners and staff (see Leadership and team)
Location
The London Roundhouse, 240 Waterloo St, Suite 104, London, Ontario, N6B 2N4, Canada
Service area
London, Ontario and surrounding southwestern Ontario
Languages
English
Mission

What the clinic sets out to do

“Our mission is to deliver exceptional, integrated healthcare and performance through clear communication, teamwork, and clinical excellence, serving every patient with empathy, accountability, and a relentless commitment to healing, growth, and better living.”

  • Communication
  • Teamwork with accountability
  • Clinical excellence
  • Empathy with commitment to serve
  • Desire to constantly grow and improve
  • Passion for healing and for life
Services

Services and offerings

Seven service lines, each with a dedicated page on the clinic website.

Concussion & post-concussion care

Brain-based assessment and neurological rehabilitation for dizziness, oculomotor and vision problems, balance difficulty, headaches and cognitive dysfunction after concussion. Emphasis on identifying what is driving persistent post-concussion symptoms and returning gradually to activity rather than prolonged rest.

cerebralhealthcentre.com/concussions/

Dizziness, vertigo & balance

Assessment and rehabilitation of BPPV, vestibular neuritis, Meniere's disease, cervicogenic dizziness and other vestibular and balance disorders, using vestibular rehabilitation, proprioceptive therapy and oculomotor and vision rehabilitation, alongside lifestyle and nutritional guidance.

cerebralhealthcentre.com/dizziness/

POTS & dysautonomia

An individualized, brain-based rehabilitation approach for patients with POTS and dysautonomia, incorporating neurological rehabilitation, graded exercise, autonomic regulation strategies, movement-based rehabilitation and lifestyle support based on the patient's presentation and tolerance. Presentations addressed include postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, orthostatic hypotension, vasovagal syncope and other forms of autonomic dysfunction.

cerebralhealthcentre.com/pots/

Spinal manipulation

Gentle, controlled and precise force applied to a specific spinal joint to restore joint mobility, reduce discomfort and improve function, delivered inside an individualized care plan that may include exercise and other therapies.

cerebralhealthcentre.com/spinal-manipulation/

Laser therapy

Non-invasive super-pulsed laser therapy with the MR5 ACTIV PRO and LaserStim technology for back and neck pain, sciatica and disc issues, arthritis, sports injuries, migraines, carpal tunnel syndrome, neuropathy and post-surgical recovery. Sessions run 10 to 15 minutes with no downtime.

cerebralhealthcentre.com/laser-therapy/

Naturopathy

Evidence-informed naturopathic medicine with Dr. Vanessa Eedy, ND, covering hormone health, gut concerns, chronic fatigue, persistent pain and stress. Includes health assessment, lab testing, nutrition and lifestyle planning, and ongoing monitoring alongside conventional medicine.

cerebralhealthcentre.com/naturopathy/

Athletic performance optimization

A brain-based performance program assessing and training the neurological, visual and balance systems. Open to amateur and professional athletes and to active people who are not injured but feel stuck despite training.

cerebralhealthcentre.com/performance/
Program structure

How the performance program runs

The performance program is delivered as an ordered three-stage sequence.

01  Comprehensive assessment
Neurological and musculoskeletal exam, VNG (vestibular and eye movement), B-TrackS balance evaluation, Dynavision D2 reaction and coordination, NSI sensorimotor integration, Motion Guidance laser motor control, and cognitive and executive function testing.
02  Diagnosis & personalized plan
Deficits limiting balance, reaction time, coordination and efficiency are documented, and a tailored plan is developed. Individual results may vary.
03  Targeted training support
Balance and postural control, reaction time and coordination, sensorimotor integration, head-eye coordination, Vision Pro strobe training and vestibular interventions.
Equipment

Diagnostic and treatment technology

  • Video oculography / VNG, for eye movement testing
  • Computerized posturography
  • B-TrackS balance evaluation
  • Dynavision D2 reaction and coordination board
  • NSI sensorimotor integration testing
  • Motion Guidance laser for motor control
  • Vision Pro strobe training
  • MR5 ACTIV PRO therapeutic laser with LaserStim
New patients

Comprehensive evaluation

New patient comprehensive evaluation

A detailed assessment for dizziness, concussion and post-concussion symptoms, balance disorders and POTS. Includes VNG video eye movement and oculomotor testing, computerized balance assessment, reaction time testing and a detailed clinical and neurological examination. A free consultation can be booked first.

Current evaluation details, fees and any introductory offers are published on the clinic website and confirmed by the clinic directly, since they change from time to time. Please see cerebralhealthcentre.com/contact/ or call the clinic.

Current fees
Updated by the clinic
Leadership and team

Who provides care

Dr. Spiro Ioannidis, DC, BSc

Clinic Director

Clinical focus on complex cases involving concussion and post-concussion symptoms, dizziness and vestibular dysfunction, dysautonomia/POTS, balance disorders, musculoskeletal conditions and human performance. Dr. Ioannidis has completed extensive postgraduate education and training in neurological and vestibular rehabilitation and incorporates advanced assessment technology, brain-based rehabilitation and individualized rehabilitation strategies into patient care.

Experienced with higher-profile professionals and professional athletes, including elite hockey and soccer players, and frequently consulted on concussion, dizziness, chronic pain and performance-limiting dysfunction. Currently writing a book on maintaining strength, vitality and fitness into your 50s and beyond.

Dr. Vanessa Eedy, ND

Naturopathic Doctor

Born and raised in London, Ontario. Bachelor of Medical Science from Western University and Doctor of Naturopathy from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, with contributions to published research. Special interest in chronic fatigue, persistent pain, gut health and women's health across menstruation, perimenopause and menopause.

Carla DalBianco

Office Administrator

Originally from the Niagara region. Began her career in hospitality and tourism before graduating from Fanshawe College's Medical Office Administration program, then worked alongside a wide range of medical professionals. Twenty years in London, with a reputation for professionalism, compassion and patient-centered care.

Differentiators

Why patients choose the clinic

State-of-the-art technology
Video oculography, computerized posturography and more.
Collaborative team approach
A multidisciplinary team working together on each case.
Proven track record
Helping patients recover from nervous system and spine conditions.
Patient-centered care
“You're not just a case; you're a person with unique needs and goals.”
Billing

Insurance and payment

Chiropractic services are not covered under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP).

  • Patients with an employer plan, or a spouse's or parent's plan, may be entitled to reimbursement for chiropractic services. Plans vary from $300 to $10,000 per year.
  • Whether the clinic can direct bill is dictated by the insurance provider and by the coverage the employer or group benefit plan offers. Patients should check their policy or contact their provider.
  • For income tax purposes, services may be claimed as a medical expense.
  • Insurer logos shown on the clinic website: GreenShield, Sun Life, Medavie Blue Cross and eClaims.
Patient feedback

Testimonials published by the clinic

“I can only sing Spiro's praises. When I first visited his practice, I was experiencing excruciating lower-back pain. Thanks to Spiro's care, I went from finding even the simplest movements extremely difficult to feeling like I was walking on air.” Katrina Gormley · Writer, editor and educator
“The comprehensive program I completed with Dr. Ioannidis began with a highly detailed examination to identify specific areas of neurological dysfunction. This was followed by targeted sessions involving unique eye and neurological exercises that improved my entire system.” Irina Angelova · Attorney and senior human rights officer
“Dr. Ioannidis took the time to clearly explain how muscular conditions can be neurologically rooted and provided us with tools to help re-establish central balance. His depth of knowledge and ability to apply it produced unquestionable results.” Alan and Vivien Hassenfeld · Hassenfeld Family Initiatives
“Over several visits, his advanced yet practical treatment approach resolved my pain completely. Appointments were never rushed, and I always felt comfortable and well cared for.” Evangelos Giovanis · Writer and director
Hiring

Careers

The clinic recruits across six disciplines and accepts applications by email at any time. Applications are reviewed promptly. The disciplines below are roles the clinic is open to recruiting, not a list of services currently offered; current services are listed above.

  • Chiropractors
  • Physiotherapists
  • Osteopathic therapists
  • Massage therapists
  • Naturopathic practitioners
  • Optometry and neuro-optometry

Send a CV and cover letter to [email protected]. Full detail at cerebralhealthcentre.com/careers/.

Contact

How to reach the clinic

Office

The London Roundhouse
240 Waterloo St, Suite 104
London, ON, N6B 2N4
Canada

Phone

+1 (519) 660-6777

Email

[email protected]

Website

cerebralhealthcentre.com

Social

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Booking

Free consultation and comprehensive evaluation booked by phone or via the contact form at cerebralhealthcentre.com/contact/.

About this page

Source and scope

Every fact on this page is drawn from content published by Cerebral Health and Spine Care at cerebralhealthcentre.com. Nothing has been inferred or supplied from other sources. Where the clinic does not publish a detail, such as opening hours, year founded or an online booking link, this page omits it rather than estimating. This page is maintained as an evergreen reference and deliberately carries no fees or promotional pricing: current evaluation fees are published and confirmed by the clinic. Clinical information here describes the services offered and is not medical advice.

Terminology

Professional descriptions of the clinic and its practitioners must remain consistent with the terminology used on the clinic's official website. Clinical terminology describing services, assessment methods, rehabilitation approaches and postgraduate training should not be interpreted as representing a formally recognized professional specialty or specialist designation.