Request by email.
Send your inquiry or appointment request by email. An appointment request is separate from an appointment confirmation.
CONTACT DR. J YAMAMOTO
A question.
An introduction.
A next step.
For inquiries, appointment requests, or professional correspondence, email is the place to begin.
PATIENT INQUIRIES & APPOINTMENTS
Begin with an email.
For questions about our care or to request an appointment, please contact us by email at inquiry.drjyamamoto@gmail.com
Keep your first message focused on your inquiry or appointment request. Detailed health information belongs in the designated intake and clinical assessment process.
What to expect from a consultationTHE APPOINTMENT PROCESS
What happens next.
Appointments are coordinated individually. Here are the key things to know before arranging a visit.
Receive your intake form.
You will be asked to complete an intake form during appointment scheduling. The form will be sent to you after your appointment is confirmed.
Receive confirmation.
The clinic or facility where you will be seen is determined and shared upon appointment confirmation.
REQUIRED PATIENT INTAKE
Your intake form.
You will be asked to complete an intake form during appointment scheduling. The form will be sent to you after your appointment is confirmed.
PROFESSIONAL & EDUCATIONAL INQUIRIES
Connect about
work in medicine.
For educational activities, speaking invitations, professional correspondence, or relevant collaborations, please email us with a brief introduction and the purpose of your inquiry.
Where relevant, include the organization, proposed activity, and dates under consideration.
Meet Our PhysiciansA NOTE ON COMMUNICATION
The right information.
The right setting.
Protecting your privacy
Please do not send detailed medical histories, laboratory reports, or sensitive health information through general inquiry emails or social media messages. Use the designated intake process and clinical encounter for the information requested.
Individual medical advice
A general inquiry does not establish a physician–patient relationship. A formal clinical encounter is the appropriate setting for individualized medical evaluation and advice.
Urgent medical concerns
This website and its associated communication channels are not emergency services. For urgent or potentially life-threatening symptoms, seek appropriate emergency medical care.