What is Rapid Dermatology?
Revolutionary advances in dermatological screening and assessment technology have given rise to vital new teledermatology services that are helping patients connect with specialty dermatology care faster than ever before.
New image capture technology allows physicians to quickly and accurately assess and diagnose potentially dangerous skin conditions and set patients on the right course of treatment – all with a simple skin scan.
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When Should I Ask My DoctorAbout Rapid Dermatology Assessment?
When you are concerned about a suspicious mole, skin lesion, unusual spot or skin condition that requires a dermatologist's opinion.
If you've been struggling to get an in-person appointment with a dermatologist due to long wait times and wish to have a specific skin concern assessed.
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Many of SimpliCare clinics offer Rapid Dermatology services. Schedule your assessment today.
Patient RegistrationHow does the technology work?Rapid Dermatology work?
Through high-definition image capture technology, this allows for quick and easy assessment of skin lesions and conditions – including capturing vital information about the formation of lesions below the skin surface – and provides detailed patient scans to a certified dermatologist for assessment within 72 hours of screening.
Following this quick and easy assessment, patients are either provided with a diagnosis and recommended treatment plan or are referred for additional testing. The Rapid Dermatology scan eliminates the lengthy wait time to see a dermatologist in person.
This test is non-invasive, secure and performed by a licensed physician. Inquire at a SimpliCare clinic near you about availability and how to get tested.
When to get a skin assessment
Our high-definition clinical camera allows for the assessments of a variety of skin concerns. If you have a spot or lesion on your skin that you think needs attention, physicians at our SPC clinics can help. Book an appointment for a skin assessment today if you’re concerned about:
- Suspicious moles
- Skin lesions
- Unusual or concerning skin spots
- Acne
- Rosacea
- Topical rashes
- Skin parasites
- Psoriasis
Questions about our rapid dermatology service?
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Is rapid dermatology skin assessment covered by OHIP?
This service is not covered by OHIP. Following your initial assessment, any further discussions regarding the results will be covered by OHIP.
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