Academic/University Program
UCLA Steve Tisch BrainSPORT Program
📍 Los Angeles
Vestibular/BalanceNeuropsychology/CognitiveHeadache/Migraine
Concussion specialist
Meeryo C. Choe MD, FAAN
📍 Los Angeles, California · ✓ Listing verified 2026-07-04
About
Meeryo C. Choe, MD, FAAN practices Pediatric Neurology in Los Angeles, California, and subspecializes in Sports Concussion / TBI. They see patients at UCLA Steve Tisch BrainSPORT Program, part of UCLA Health. Their role there is Associate Director.
The listed clinical focus includes Sports Concussion, Pediatric Concussion, mTBI and Return to Play. In this directory the listing sits under Rehabilitation/Brain Injury and Return to Play/Learn.
The practice sees athletes and children and teenagers.
Services
Rehabilitation/Brain InjuryReturn to Play/Learn
Clinical focus areas
ConcussionSports ConcussionPediatric ConcussionmTBIReturn to Play
Details
Provider typePhysician - Sports Medicine
SpecialtyPediatric Neurology
PracticeUCLA Steve Tisch BrainSPORT Program
Health systemUCLA Health
RoleAssociate Director, UCLA Steve Tisch BrainSPORT Program
ServesAthletes/Sports, Pediatric/Youth
Before your first appointment
Patients who contact Meeryo C. Choe in Los Angeles usually want to be clear on a few things first:
- how return-to-play clearance works — The standard stepwise protocol athletic trainers and team physicians follow.
- pediatric concussion warning signs — What to watch for in a child too young to tell you what hurts.
- what you can and cannot check at home — The danger signs that mean the ER tonight, and why no home test rules a concussion out.
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