Feel steady.
Move forward.
One-on-one physical therapy in Pipersville for dizziness, balance concerns, Parkinson’s disease, concussion, and joint pain.
How we can help
Focused care for the way you move through life.
Each plan begins with a thorough evaluation and is shaped around your symptoms, goals, and daily life.
Vestibular Rehabilitation
Specialized evaluation and treatment for dizziness, vertigo, BPPV, and motion-related symptoms.
Learn moreBalance and Fall Prevention
Practical, progressive care designed to improve stability, confidence, and safety with everyday movement.
Learn moreParkinson’s Physical Therapy
Evidence-informed exercise and movement strategies to support mobility, confidence, and independence.
Learn moreLSVT BIG Therapy
Specialized, high-amplitude movement training from an LSVT BIG certified physical therapist.
Learn moreConcussion Rehabilitation
Individualized support for dizziness, balance changes, motion sensitivity, and a safe return to activity.
Learn moreOrthopedic Physical Therapy
Personalized treatment to restore strength, mobility, and confidence when pain is keeping you from the things you enjoy.
Learn moreA steadier path starts here
Specialized care with time to listen.
Steady Stance is a one-on-one physical therapy clinic serving Pipersville and the surrounding Bucks County community. Every appointment is built around your symptoms, goals, and the activities that matter most to you.
Whether you are navigating dizziness, balance changes, Parkinson’s disease, concussion, or joint pain, you will receive thoughtful care and a clear plan for moving forward.
Learn more about Steady Stance
Conditions we help treat
Symptoms can overlap. Your care should connect the dots.
Dizziness, imbalance, headaches, and movement changes do not always have a simple cause. A thorough physical therapy evaluation helps identify the factors affecting you and guides an individualized treatment plan.
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BPPV and positional vertigo
Brief spinning or dizziness triggered by rolling over, looking up, or changing position.
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Vestibular hypofunction
Unsteadiness, blurred vision with movement, or difficulty walking in busy environments.
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PPPD and motion sensitivity
Persistent dizziness or discomfort with movement, screens, crowds, and complex visual settings.
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Vestibular migraine and Ménière’s disease
Recurring dizziness, imbalance, motion sensitivity, and other vestibular symptoms.
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Balance problems and fall risk
Reduced stability, fear of falling, or difficulty navigating everyday environments safely.
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Parkinson’s movement changes
Changes in walking, posture, balance, movement size, and confidence with daily activity.
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Concussion symptoms
Dizziness, balance changes, headaches, visual sensitivity, or difficulty returning to activity.
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Joint pain and mobility limitations
Pain, weakness, or stiffness that makes work, exercise, and everyday movement harder.
Planning your care
Frequently asked questions.
Here are a few helpful details about appointments, payment, and visiting the clinic. Contact Steady Stance if you have questions before scheduling.
Does Steady Stance accept Medicare?
Medicare enrollment will begin after Steady Stance opens and may take approximately 1 to 3 months to complete. If you plan to use Medicare, please contact the clinic before scheduling to confirm the current enrollment status.
What do visits cost?
Initial evaluations are $175, and follow-up visits are $150. Steady Stance accepts HSA and FSA funds as payment. The clinic is an out-of-network, self-pay provider for commercial insurance plans.
Do you accept commercial insurance?
Steady Stance operates as an out-of-network, self-pay clinic for commercial insurance plans. Contact your insurance company directly to ask whether your plan includes out-of-network benefits and what it requires for possible reimbursement.
What does one-on-one care mean?
Your appointment time is reserved for you with one physical therapist. This allows time for a thorough evaluation, questions, hands-on care, and a treatment plan shaped around your goals.
Is the office accessible by elevator?
Yes. The clinic is located on the second floor, and an elevator is available. Please allow a few extra minutes for your first visit, and call the clinic if you need help finding Suite C230.
Before your visit
Finding the Steady Stance office.
The clinic is located on the second floor at 6055 Kellers Church Road, Suite C230, in Pipersville. An elevator is available for convenient access.
Because the office can be a little difficult to find on your first visit, please allow a few extra minutes to enter the building and locate Suite C230. Call the clinic if you need assistance.
Steady Stance Physical Therapy and Vestibular Rehab
6055 Kellers Church Road, Suite C230Pipersville, PA 18947
Second-floor office • Elevator available
Get directionsServing Pipersville & Surrounding Areas
Steady Stance is located in Pipersville and provides one-on-one care for patients in nearby communities throughout central and upper Bucks County