Refer a Patient

We accept referrals by phone, email, and fax. The process is straightforward, and we respond within one to two business days. Patient name, contact information, and a brief clinical summary is all we need to get started.

How To Send a Referral

Choose the method that works best for your practice.

Phone

(585) 598-4093

Fax

(585) 280-9626

Email

care@naviramed.com

Available during clinic hours. If we miss your call, we will return it within one to two business days. Basic patient information and a written referral summary or clinical note is sufficient. No special form required.

What To Include with Your Referral

To ensure a seamless intake process and the most accurate
diagnostic preparation, please include the following
documentation:

Patient name and date of birth

Patient contact information (phone and email)

Brief clinical summary (diagnosis, current treatment, reason for referral)

Referring provider name, practice, and contact information

Any relevant prior records (optional but helpful)

What Happens Next

We contact the patient within one to two business days to schedule a consultation. 

Dr. Myers conducts an in-person evaluation, reviews history and safety, and determines whether TMS is appropriate.

We notify the referring provider that the patient has been seen.

Treatment begins if the patient is a candidate and chooses to proceed.

We communicate with the referring provider on treatment decisions and at key points throughout care.

Navira Brain & Body

OMT Targets in Chronic Pain

Muscle Guarding

• Chronic pain often leads to reflexive muscle tightening (guarding), which limits motion and perpetuates pain.
• OMT techniques like muscle energy and counterstrain relieve hypertonicity, restore range of motion, and reduce nociceptive input.

Autonomic Nervous System Dysregulation

• Chronic stress/pain activates the sympathetic nervous system (fight-or-flight), worsening inflammation and reducing healing.
• OMT techniques (for example, craniosacral therapy, rib raising) help balance autonomic tone, decreasing sympathetic overactivity and enhancing parasympathetic function.

Somatic Dysfunction

• Chronic pain often localizes dysfunctions in joints, fascia, and viscera.
• Soft tissue, HVLA, and myofascial release techniques restore normal alignment and improve proprioception.