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Balance Point is able to offer the right solutions for patients because of the quality and
diversity of our team. Balance and dizziness problems are rarely due to a simple problem in
one system of the body. These problems typically have multiple, interrelated causes that
involve more than one body system. Together, these team members pool their
expertise in various aspects of these issues, and consult with other specialists as
necessary, to offer their patients uncommon expertise, experience, care and concern.
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Benjamin J. Copeland, M.D., Ph.D.
As Balance Point's medical director, Dr. Copeland consults with the clinic's staff for each
patient's plan of care. Dr. Copeland holds a Ph.D. in neuroscience as well a medical degree
and training in Otology/Neurotology and Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery. He has
published significant research on ear and neck conditions and treatments and has won
numerous awards.
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Melissa Branam, MA, CCC-A
Melissa is an audiologist at Balance Point. She received her Masters in Audiology from the
Indiana University Speech and Hearing Department in Bloomington, Indiana. Melissa has since
practiced as an audiologist at Riley Hospital for Children, Indiana University Hospital, and
Wishard Memorial Hospital. She also has served as an assistant clinical professor of Audiology
at the Indiana University School of Medicine before choosing to specialize in balance disorders.
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Michelle A. Koley, MA, CCC-A
Michelle is the head audiologist at Balance Point and holds a master's degree in audiology
and hearing science. She has had extensive experience as a medical audiologist with a focus
in vestibular assessment. Before joining Balance Point, Michelle was an assistant clinical
professor with Indiana University School of Medicine. She currently teaches the Vestibular
Assessment course for Purdue University's doctoral audiology program.
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Andy Schmidt, PT
Andy is the head therapist of vestibular rehabilitation at Balance Point. He holds degrees
in physical therapy and psychology. Andy's post-graduate work includes
earning the Herdman competency in vestibular rehabilitation. Prior to joining Balance Point,
Andy contributed to the development of a hospital-based balance program and extensively
treated patients with vertigo/balance difficulties.
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