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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT IS MOBILE DERMATOLOGY?

Mobile Dermatology is the concept of offering comprehensive on-site dermatology services in various types of communities including private residences. The majority of the services offered in a traditional setting can be performed on-site, limiting the need for transportation and having to wait in a doctor's office. Mobile Dermatology allows the patient to be in the comfort and convenience of their environment.

DO YOU ACCEPT INSURANCE?

We accept Medicare and all major health insurance plans, subject to plan co-pays, deductibles and exclusions. For more information about your specific plan coverage, please contact your insurance provider.

HOW DO I PAY MY BALANCE?

There are a few different ways to make payments at this time.

  • Call us directly at 888.662.3376 anyone you speak with can take a payment over the phone via debit/credit card. 

  • You can make a payment directly through our patient portal called OnPatient. OnPatient is available on a browser at www.OnPatient.com/login OR you can download the OnPatient App from the AppStore. (if you do not have access to the patient portal, please contact us).

  • You can also send us a check made payable to DermRight Mobile Dermatology and mail it to: 13771 N Fountain Hills Blvd, 114-103   Fountain Hills, AZ 85268

  • Alternatively, you can click the following button

  • Lastly, you can use your smart phone's camera to scan the QR code below.

IS A REFERRAL NECESSARY?

If the patient's insurance is an HMO/managed care plan and a referral is required, the referral must be obtained prior to their visit with DermRight. Please coordinate with the patient's PCP.
 

WHERE CAN A REFERRAL BE SUBMITTED?

Referrals can either be emailed to referrals@dermright.com or faxed

to 786-453-0383.

HOW DO I QUALIFY FOR A DERMRIGHT PROVIDER TO COME SEE ME? DO I HAVE TO BE HOMEBOUND?

Our services are considered an office visit, therefore your insurance covers the visit the same as if you visited an in-office Dermatology Provider. There are no qualifications for DermRight Providers to treat you in your home. If your insurance covers specialist visits, then DermRight’s visits would be covered at that rate.

DO YOU HAVE A DOCTOR ON STAFF?

We do not have a medical doctor on staff. DermRight Providers are highly skilled and trained in dermatology and work within the scope of practice that their license allows. Our Providers have relationships with Dermatologists and world-renowned subject matter experts which allows them to collaborate. When necessary, patients are referred to an in-office Dermatologist or other Specialist for a second opinion or treatment.  

QUALITY OF NURSE PRACTITIONER PRACTICE

Half a century of research definitively demonstrates that nurse practitioners (NPs) provide high-quality primary, acute and specialty health care services across the life span and in diverse settings, including NP-owned practices. NPs have graduate-level education, with master’s or doctoral degrees, and possess the knowledge and clinical competency to provide health care beyond their initial registered nurse preparation. As clinicians that blend clinical expertise in diagnosing and treating acute and chronic health conditions with an added emphasis on disease prevention, health management and patient education, NPs bring a comprehensive perspective to health care.

 

Since the NP role was established in 1965, research has consistently demonstrated the excellent outcomes and high quality of care provided by NPs. The body of literature supports the position that NPs provide care that is safe, effective, patient centered, efficient, equitable and evidence based. Furthermore, NP care is comparable in quality to that of their physician colleagues, demonstrated by numerous studies that conclude no statistically significant difference across outcome measures. Research has found that patients under the care of NPs have fewer unnecessary hospital readmissions, fewer potentially preventable hospitalizations, higher patient satisfaction and fewer unnecessary emergency room visits than patients under the care of physicians. The preceding information summarizes several empirical, peer-reviewed articles supporting the quality of NP practice and is presented in two sections: 1) original research and 2) systematic reviews and meta-analyses. These references are listed as an annotated bibliography. Please refer to the link below for the full article. (AANP, 2020)

https://www.aanp.org/advocacy/advocacy-resource/position-statements/quality-of-nurse-practitioner-practice

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