Dizziness affects more than 1 in 5 adults above the age of 601 and is associated with falls, fear of falling, loss of independence, anxiety and depression.2–4 A screening test for poor balance due to vestibular dysfunction revealed deficits in 50% of those aged over 60.5 Experiencing dizziness as an older adult can lead to significant disability, medical consultation or medication use,1 as well as avoidance of physical activity to not provoke symptoms. This avoidance behaviour leads to increased frailty, reduced confidence in balance and vulnerability to falling.4 ,6–8