Dermatic

AI-powered dermatology decision support for primary care, urgent care, and ED clinicians with ranked differentials and treatment guidance

AI-Powered Dermatology Decision & Workflow Support for Clinicians

Primary care, emergency, and urgent care clinicians encounter dermatological concerns daily, with limited tools to manage them confidently at the point of care. The result is fragmented care that drives up operational costs, overwhelms dermatology schedules, and leaves patients waiting weeks for answers. Dermatic helps health systems reduce low-acuity referrals and free up dermatologists for the cases that need them most.

Nearly 1/3 of all primary care visits involve a dermatology concern with up to 60% of those visits being referred out to a dermatologist.

Dermatic analyzes clinician-captured images alongside clinical history to generate a structured report that supports, not replaces, clinical decision making. This includes:

Ranked Differential Assessment AI-generated confidence scores give clinicians a clear starting point for evaluation, helping prioritize the most likely conditions.

Reference Images and Clinical Guidance Curated reference images and integrated clinical references bring visual context directly into the workflow, allowing clinicians to compare and confirm.

Additional Context Integration with leading clinical decision support applications provide additional information and context for providers.

Seamless eConsult Handoff When a case does need specialist input, Dermatic packages the full report, including images and history, for the reviewing dermatologist, so nothing needs to be chased down.

Built for Health System Workflows Dermatic fits comfortably into existing clinical workflows with deep Epic integration as a SMART on FHIR application: no duplicate entry, no separate login, no workflow disruption.

Dermatic is a clinical decision support tool intended for use by licensed healthcare professionals. It is not a consumer application. It is designed to inform, not replace, clinical judgment, and does not provide a standalone diagnosis.

To learn more or schedule a demo, visit dermatic.health