We work with providers and practices of all sizes. Our solution may help to drive additional incremental revenue per patient encounter, improving patient care and opportunities for your practice.

Our solution may help to drive additional incremental revenue per patient per encounter. We work alongside your dermatology group to help triage your patient calendar schedule.

The process of tele-dermoscopy and virtual dermatology combined in primary care is shown to have a more than 3:1 ROI.

You can review our peer-reviewed and published research in Tele-health & Medicine Today

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We work with providers and practices of all sizes. Our solution may help to drive additional incremental revenue per patient encounter, improving patient experience and opportunities for your practice.

Tele-dermatology can provide invaluable support to primary care providers who have patients presenting with acne but are unsure of the best treatments or would like a second opinion. With a primary care provider performing a spot check, our virtual dermatology group can quickly diagnose and provide treatment recommendations for patients with acne, helping primary care providers to manage their patients' conditions more effectively. This can be particularly useful in cases where patients may have more complex acne cases that require specialized care. Our virtual dermatology group can also offer guidance on proper skin care routines, reducing the likelihood of future acne breakouts. By partnering with a virtual dermatology group, primary care providers can ensure their patients receive the best possible care for their acne, leading to healthier skin.

Virtual dermatology can be an invaluable resource for primary care providers who have patients presenting with rashes. A spot check from a primary care provider sent to a virtual dermatology group can help diagnose common rash types, such as eczema, psoriasis, hives, and contact dermatitis, providing treatment recommendations to help manage their patients' conditions more effectively. This is particularly helpful for rashes that may be difficult to diagnose or require specialized care. By partnering with a tele-dermatology group, primary care providers can ensure their patients receive the best possible care for their rashes, leading to healthier, clearer skin and improved quality of life.

Tele-dermatology can play a crucial role in helping primary care providers diagnose and manage skin cancer. Skin cancer is a serious condition that affects millions of people worldwide and can be deadly if left untreated. There are several types of skin cancer, including melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. A spot check with a virtual dermatology group can help diagnose these types of skin cancer early, increasing the likelihood of successful treatment. Additionally, tele-dermatology can help address the shortage of dermatologists in many areas, making it easier for patients in underserved communities to access specialized care. By partnering with a virtual dermatology group, primary care providers can ensure their patients receive the best possible care for their skin cancer, leading to better outcomes and improved quality of life.

Virtual dermatology groups can be an effective resource for primary care providers who have patients presenting with warts. Warts can be challenging to treat, however, a spot check with a virtual dermatology group can help diagnose the type of wart and provide recommendations for treatment, helping primary care providers to manage their patients' conditions most effectively. Additionally, virtual dermatology groups can offer guidance on proper future solutions to help prevent future warts. By partnering with a virtual dermatology group, primary care providers can ensure their patients receive the best possible care for their warts, leading to healthy skin and improved quality of life.

Virtual dermatology can be an important resource for primary care providers who have patients with skin wounds. Skin wounds can range from minor cuts and scrapes to more serious injuries that require specialized care. They can occur due to accidents, medical conditions, or surgical procedures. If not treated properly, skin wounds can lead to infections and other complications. A spot check with a virtual dermatology group can help diagnose and provide recommendations for the treatment of common types of skin wounds, such as pressure ulcers, diabetic ulcers, and venous ulcers. By partnering with a virtual dermatology group, primary care providers can ensure that their patients receive specialized care for their skin wounds, leading to faster healing and improved quality of life. Virtual dermatology can also help address the shortage of dermatologists in many areas, making it easier for patients in underserved communities to access specialized care. By using virtual dermatology to treat skin wounds, primary care providers can offer their patients the best possible care, leading to better outcomes and faster healing.