🟠 Staff Quick Reference: Why We Offer coMra for Optic Nerve Health
Helping Our Patients Protect Their Vision and Confidence
Optic nerve conditions can feel overwhelming for patients. Whether it’s glaucoma, stroke-related field loss, inflammation, or poor circulation, people often worry most about losing more vision.
That’s why we offer coMra therapy as part of our care plan. It’s a safe, non-invasive way to support the nerve, ease stress, and give patients more hope for preserving their sight.
💡 What’s coMra?
A non-invasive therapy using laser, light, ultrasound, and magnetism to support the eye’s natural repair.
👁️ Why it matters for our patients:
- Helps protect the optic nerve from further stress.
- Supports circulation and repair after stroke, diabetes, or inflammation.
- May expand visual fields or reduce blind spots.
- Strengthens long-term vision care and daily confidence, working alongside their doctor’s treatments.
🧑⚕️ Why it matters for our clinic:
- In addition to standard treatments like managing pressure or prescribing drops, it shows we’re committed to protecting the optic nerve itself.
- Builds trust — patients feel we are proactive about their long-term sight.
- Strengthens our reputation as a clinic that offers advanced supportive options.
- Creates positive experiences that patients share with family and friends.
💬 If a patient asks about it:
“It’s a safe, comfortable therapy that helps support the optic nerve and circulation in the eyes. It works alongside your doctor’s care as part of the treatment plan.”
🔄 Condition-Specific Talking Points (Back Side / Appendix)
Use these if a patient asks directly about their condition.
Glaucoma
- Works alongside drops, laser, or surgery.
- Helps protect the optic nerve and support circulation.
- Supports long-term vision care beyond pressure management.
Post-Stroke Visual Field Loss
- Helps reconnect communication between the eye and the brain.
- May improve awareness in parts of the visual field.
- Provides safe, supportive therapy during rehabilitation.
Diabetic Retinopathy / Ischemia
- Supports the small vessels that nourish the eye.
- Helps protect against further ischemic stress.
- Works best alongside good diabetes management.
Optic Neuritis / Ischemic Optic Neuropathy / Atrophy
- Supports nerve repair and circulation.
- Helps preserve remaining vision and ease strain.
- Provides added support for daily function and long-term nerve health.
📝 Staff Note (internal only)
When describing benefits, use words like “may” or “can help.” Never guarantee outcomes. The doctor will provide details and manage expectations with the patient.