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Dermatology Access and Structured E-Consult Review

Help clinicians turn a rash, lesion, or wound concern into a structured dermatology question, with image capture, specialist review, and documented next steps.

CareScreen ConsultBridge

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Primary care, urgent care, emergency, post-acute, and inpatient teams often need dermatology input before an in-person appointment is available. FabrixMed supports a separate CareScreen preventive screening lane and a ConsultBridge provider-to-specialist lane for e-consults so the organization can choose the workflow that matches the clinical question.

Why Dermatology Access Breaks Down

Dermatology decisions often need specialist judgment, but that expertise is not always available where the patient presents.

Dermatology appointments may take weeks to obtain.
Inpatient skin issues can delay treatment or discharge planning.
Primary care and post-acute teams may lack confidence with complex rashes or lesions.
Wound and medication-related skin complications may require timely escalation.

The missing layer is a structured way to ask the right question, capture usable images and history, route the case, and document what happens next.

Product Lanes for Dermatology

CareScreen

CareScreen supports screening, capture, asynchronous review, and documented results when an organization is closing care gaps or monitoring a defined patient panel. It is offered as a preventive screening workflow.

ConsultBridge

ConsultBridge supports provider-to-specialist consult routing when the treating team needs dermatology input for a specific clinical question. Depending on the case and contracted coverage, the workflow may be synchronous, time-sensitive or SLA-bound, or asynchronous. FabrixMed can support:

Structured image-based dermatology review for rashes, lesions, infections, and wound complications.
Inpatient and ED rash triage when the clinical program has the appropriate review coverage.
Return-to-referrer documentation for treatment, follow-up, biopsy, or escalation decisions.

Dermatology Workflow

The treating team records the clinical question, relevant history, and lesion, rash, or wound images.

The case is routed through the configured ConsultBridge workflow.

A contracted dermatology specialist reviews the submitted information according to the agreed service level.

Recommendations or documented results return to the local treating team.

The treating clinician manages treatment, follow-up, biopsy, emergency evaluation, or escalation.

What Teams Can Send or Capture

Rash, lesion, or wound photos.
Location, duration, and change over time.
Symptoms, exposures, and medication history.
Prior treatments and response.
Comorbidities or immunosuppression.
A specific diagnosis, treatment, follow-up, or escalation question.

Example Workflows

Primary Care or FQHC Dermatology Question

The primary care or FQHC team submits the clinical question, relevant context, and available images for structured dermatology review. The contracted specialist reviews the case through the configured workflow and returns recommendations or documented results for the local team to act on.

Emergency Department Dermatology Question

The emergency department team submits the clinical question, relevant context, and available images for rash or medication-related skin triage when the program supports that service level. The specialist returns documented guidance for the treating team, while urgent evaluation and escalation remain the responsibility of the local clinical team.

Post-Acute or Inpatient Dermatology Question

The facility team submits the clinical question, relevant context, and available images for wound, lesion, or complex skin review. Specialist guidance can help the local team organize treatment, follow-up, biopsy, or escalation without treating the platform as a replacement for bedside assessment.

Value for Organizations

Deploy a repeatable dermatology access workflow that brings focused specialist input to the point of care, with documentation, routing rules, and service-level metrics defined by the program.

Improve the quality and consistency of information sent for review.

Give treating teams clearer support for treatment, follow-up, biopsy, or escalation decisions.

Track review timing, case volume, and closed-loop follow-up.

Extend dermatology access across primary care, hospitals, and post-acute settings.

Value for Dermatology Provider Groups

FabrixMed can route facility-based consult and interpretation volume to independent dermatology groups that contract directly with participating organizations.

Review structured cases from distributed care settings.

Define coverage and response expectations with participating facilities.

Return documented specialist guidance through a repeatable workflow.

Safety Boundary

FabrixMed supports capture, routing, documentation, specialist review, and care coordination for dermatology. It does not replace emergency evaluation, bedside assessment, facility protocols, credentialing, prescribing responsibility, or the treating clinician's judgment. Urgent review is available only when explicitly staffed and agreed in the clinical program.

Build Your Dermatology Access Program

Create a structured dermatology consult path with image capture, specialist review, documented next steps, and measurable service-level performance.

Relevant organization types

See how this specialty program maps to your care setting.

Primary Care & Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) Emergency Departments & Urgent Care (EDs) Microhospitals Long-Term Care — Skilled Nursing & Assisted Living (LTC, SNF, ALF) Correctional Facilities

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Async review with turnaround and quality metrics.

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