Your first step
Use the public contact form only for general office questions or help with appointment logistics. Keep the message brief and non-medical. The form is not a place to describe symptoms, share a diagnosis, provide treatment details, or submit private records.
What to bring
For an appointment related to an auto accident, bring identification, medical records from the hospital, and the police report if those records are available. These documents should be brought to the appointment. Do not upload or send them through the public contact form.
At Restore
Dr. Mera can learn more about why you scheduled, explain the services available through Restore, and discuss next steps when appropriate. Individual responses to care, recovery timelines, and results are discussed during your visit.
The appointment pathway
A few practical steps can keep the public contact process simple and help you arrive with the available information the office has requested.
Ask for appointment help using a brief, non-medical message. Do not describe health details in the public form.
Review the appointment details the office provides and ask any practical questions before you arrive.
Bring identification, hospital medical records, and the police report if those documents are available.
Dr. Mera can explain relevant options after learning more about your individual visit context.
Continue exploring
Frequently asked questions
These answers provide general information and visit logistics. Questions about your individual care belong in a direct conversation with Dr. Mera.
Bring identification, medical records from the hospital, and the police report if those documents are available. Bring them with you to the appointment.
Do not upload or send hospital records, police reports, or sensitive health information through the public contact form. Bring available documents with you to the visit.
Bring the requested documents that are available to you. Contact the office with a brief administrative question if you need clarification before the appointment, without including medical details in the public form.
