The dermatology platform. Delivering expert skin care to everyone in need.

Founded by board-certified dermatologists, we’re on a mission to bring clinical-grade dermatology to every community in America.

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Access to dermatology care is broken. We’re fixing that.

Over 60% of counties in America have zero dermatologists. For 46 million rural Americans, that means delayed diagnoses, long drives or flights, and conditions that worsen while they wait. This is unacceptable. So, we're building a physician-founded platform that brings dermatology specialist care directly to the communities and patients that need it most. We believe skin health is essential healthcare, and should be accessible to every single American.

When dermatology care is delayed, lives are lost.

Dermatology is too often treated as a luxury, but it's essential healthcare. One in five Americans will develop skin cancer. Critically, life outcomes depend on how quickly it's caught. Yet patients routinely wait months to see a dermatologist. In rural communities, many have no access at all. This is a structural access crisis that is particularly acute in rural America, which must be fixed.

Expert dermatology care. Designed to reach you.

From timely telederm consults to personalized pharmacy home delivery, eDermatology® brings board-certified dermatology directly to patients and the providers who serve them. Our platform is purpose-built to cleanly integrate into existing clinical workflows delivering medical-grade care to the hospitals, clinics and urgent care centers that need it most. Expert care can also be accessed from the comfort of your home.

The future of dermatology.

We're building the dermatology platform of the future: physician-founded, driven by innovation, and designed to bring clinical-grade care to every community in need. We're currently partnering with health systems and rural providers all across America to fix the structural dermatology access gap and improve the lives of millions. Earlier detection and priority review of suspicious skin cancerous lesions will save the lives of thousands.