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OverviewEpisodesPatternsBrief

Symptom severity, last 30 days

3.8down 1.2 vs prior 30d

Patterns Bearings noticed

Top correlations · last 30 days

Symptoms spike when sleep falls under 6 hrs

Observed 8 of 11 short-sleep nights

strong

High sodium days correlate with ear fullness

5 of 6 days, next-day onset

moderate

Severity climbed days 22-25 of cycle

Pattern seen in 2 of 2 logged cycles

early

Next appointment

Dr. Patel, Neurotology

Jun 12 · 9:30 AM

Brief will include

28 days of check-ins

2 logged episodes

3 correlations identified

Your top 3 questions

Check-ins this month

28 of 30

Episodes this month

Worst day

7/10 · May 14

Best day

1/10 · Jun 4

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For patients

Finally be understood

You know exactly how it feels. “Swimmy.” “Like walking on a boat.” Bearings turns your words into the clinical language that gets you to the right specialist, with a one-page summary your doctor can act on.

For clinicians

Patients who arrive prepared

A structured pre-visit brief: symptom course, trend data with denominators, episode details, and the patient's own questions. Less reconstruction from memory, more time on the differential.

How would you describe it?

Swimmy head, worse when I look at screens or busy places, like walking on a mattress

Bearings translated that

"swimmy head"

Non-rotational dizziness, oscillopsia

Distinct from true rotational vertigo

"worse on screens"

Visual motion sensitivity

Vestibulo-ocular reflex involvement

"like a mattress"

Disequilibrium, surface instability

Postural control disruption

PathwayPattern consistent with vestibular migraine or PPPD workup

Symptom translation

Your words, made clinical

Describe what you feel in plain language. Bearings maps it to the clinical terminology that helps doctors narrow the differential, without losing your original words.

Specialist routing

The right door, sooner

Dizziness can be inner ear, neurological, or cardiovascular. Bearings asks the questions that matter and points you toward the type of specialist whose scope actually fits your pattern.

Based on your symptom profile

NeurotologistSee first

Episodic dizziness with visual triggers and no hearing symptoms points to a vestibular-specialty evaluation.

Vestibular PTAlso consider

Vestibular rehabilitation can help with the postural instability and visual sensitivity you described.

Lower priority for your pattern

CardiologistNot likely

No orthostatic or cardiovascular pattern detected. No positional blood pressure component.

Appointment brief

Walk in with the full picture

One page: your history, your trend, your episodes, your questions. Print it, email it, or show your phone. Built so a clinician can scan it in thirty seconds.

Pattern tracking

See what your body is telling you

A daily check-in under a minute. Over time, Bearings surfaces the relationships between sleep, diet, stress, cycle, and your symptoms, with the numbers to back them up.

Built with privacy at the core

Your data is yours

Export everything at any time. Delete your account and your data goes with it.

Health-grade infrastructure

Your health information is handled on infrastructure built for exactly that, from day one.

Never sold, never shared

No ads, no data brokers. You choose what goes in your brief and who sees it.

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