Telehealth · California
Virtual Neuro-Ophthalmology Consultation
Expert subspecialty review for complex visual symptoms, optic nerve disorders, eye movement problems, and neurologic causes of vision changes.
What we evaluate
Subspecialty review for complex neuro-visual concerns.
Optic nerve disorders
Visual field loss
Double vision & eye movement problems
Headache, eye pain & craniofacial pain
Papilledema / intracranial pressure concerns
Post-concussion & TBI-related visual symptoms
Unexplained vision changes after prior eye exam
Neuroimaging or visual test interpretation
How it works
How virtual neuro-ophthalmology works.
- Step 1
Referral or consultation request
Patients may contact the practice directly by phone or through the secure consultation request form. Referrals and records may also be faxed to (415) 800-4942.
- Step 2
Secure record collection
When available, patients are asked to provide recent eye examination records, visual field testing, OCT/optic nerve imaging, fundus photographs, and relevant neuroimaging (MRI or CT). A secure portal link is provided for uploading records and imaging reports; records may also be faxed directly to the practice.
- Step 3
Intake
A structured intake call is completed prior to the consultation to review symptoms, medical history, prior evaluations, and relevant testing.
- Step 4
Video consultation & recommendations
Dr. Miri reviews your history, prior testing, imaging, and available ophthalmic records, and performs a focused virtual examination when appropriate. Assessment and recommendations will be discussed and, when appropriate, coordinated with the referring ophthalmologist, optometrist, neurologist, or primary physician.
Important note
Virtual neuro-ophthalmology does not replace an emergency evaluation or a complete in-person eye examination. Additional in-person testing or examination may still be recommended when clinically necessary.
Care coordination
Working alongside your local clinicians.
Dr. Miri works closely with local ophthalmologists, optometrists, neurologists, and imaging centers to clarify diagnosis and guide next steps.
About Dr. Miri