🥇Tips for a Great Help Request
A great help request means we can answer your question or resolve your issue much more quickly and with less back-and-forth. Here are some tips for ensuring your help request is a great one.
Include as much detail as possible, especially for a suspected bug
How often is the problem occurring?
One time
Here and there
All the time
What were you trying to do?
Provide a step by step description of what you did and any other information like the device(s) you were using.
Provide a detailed description of what was wrong or unexpected (e.g., "The session paused unexpectedly and I saw an error message that said XYZ" vs. "It didn't work")
What did you expect to happen?
What have you tried to troubleshoot already if anything?
If the issue relates to a specific appointment(s), include the appointment ID
The appointment ID can be found in the top left hand corner of the appointment details page.

Alternatively, you can send us the appointment details:
appointment provider
date and time
type or reason
Please DO NOT share any personal health information (e.g., patient's name, personal health number, etc.) in your help request.
If the issue relates to a Mika AI Scribe session, we may need your permission to view details
Include permission for our team to view a deidentified version of the transcripts and notes for your Mika appointment if necessary when you make your help request.
This will help move things along more quickly while maintaining our stringent restrictions around data access.
Please remember that critical issues trigger a critical response from our team
Only mark an issue as critical if you cannot access the app at all or are experiencing some other type of widespread outage or disruption.
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