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Built in direct collaboration with practicing dermatologists, ExamScribe is the first AI scribe purpose-built for dermatologic medicine. Accurate lesion descriptions, proper morphology terminology, procedure documentation, and notes that actually sound like a dermatologist wrote them.
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"45-year-old female presenting for full body skin exam and follow-up on psoriasis. She's been on adalimumab for 8 months, doing well, PASI score down significantly. Today I'm seeing a new 8mm asymmetric pigmented lesion on the left posterior shoulder, irregular border, variegated color, brown to black. Dermoscopy shows atypical pigment network and regression structures. I'm going to do a shave biopsy today. Also noted seborrheic keratosis on the back, no treatment needed."
Not a generic scribe with "Dermatology" added. Every template, every prompt, and every output was purpose-built for dermatology workflows.
Generates complete lesion descriptions using proper dermatologic morphology — primary lesions (macule, papule, plaque, vesicle), secondary changes, distribution, configuration, and dermoscopic findings. Not "rash on arm."
Shave biopsies, punch biopsies, cryotherapy, excisions, and destruction procedures are documented with the specificity payers require — lesion size, location, technique, specimen disposition, and CPT codes with appropriate modifiers.
Template builders capture ABCDE melanoma criteria, dermoscopy findings, and PASI/BSA scores in structured form — pushing real exam data to the AI so the note reflects your actual clinical assessment.
AI can hear your words but cannot see your exam. These structured builders push real clinical findings to the AI in one click — eliminating hallucination and ensuring every note reflects what you actually did.
Systematic head-to-toe documentation, lesion inventory, melanoma screening findings
Lesion type/grade, distribution, prior treatments, isotretinoin iPLEDGE documentation
PASI score, BSA involvement, biologic therapy response, side effect monitoring
ABCDE criteria, dermoscopy findings, biopsy decision, staging documentation
Lesion description, biopsy type, site, technique, specimen handling, CPT codes
IGA score, trigger identification, topical/systemic therapy, wet wrap instructions
Lesion count, location, size, freeze time, CPT 17000/17003/17004 documentation
Exposure history, patch test results, allergen identification, avoidance counseling
Subtype classification, trigger documentation, treatment ladder, laser candidacy
Pattern, pull test, trichoscopy findings, differential diagnosis, treatment plan
Destruction codes, biopsy counts, and E/M levels are among the most frequently audited in dermatology. CMS and commercial payers scrutinize lesion counts, medical necessity for biopsies, and same-day E/M with procedure billing. ExamScribe's compliance engine catches gaps before they become denials.
Cryotherapy and destruction codes require documented lesion count, type, and medical necessity. The engine verifies your note supports the number of units billed and flags missing lesion-specific documentation.
Payers increasingly require documented clinical indication for biopsies. The engine checks that your note articulates why the lesion warranted biopsy — not just that a biopsy was performed.
Billing an E/M on the same day as a biopsy or destruction requires modifier 25 and a separately identifiable medical decision. The engine audits this automatically.
Excision codes (11600–11646) require documented lesion size, excised diameter including margins, and anatomic location. Missing any element risks denial or downcoding.
Biologics for psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, and hidradenitis require documented disease severity, prior treatment failure, and contraindications. The engine ensures your note contains the elements payers require for PA approval.
Every note is analyzed for coding accuracy, documentation sufficiency, and LCD compliance. You receive a specific gap report with suggested language — reviewed and attested by you before any changes are made.
Start generating notes in under a minute.
Click record and speak naturally about the encounter — during the visit, after the visit, or just key findings. No special commands.
ExamScribe transcribes your recording and generates a complete, properly structured dermatology note with accurate specialty terminology in seconds.
Review the note, make any quick edits, and copy it into your EHR or export as PDF. Done.
One plan. Everything included. No per-note fees.
billed annually ($1,068/yr)
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Built with the same standard of care you bring to your patients.
Yes. ExamScribe produces notes using proper dermatologic language — primary and secondary lesion morphology, distribution descriptors, dermoscopy terminology, and procedure-specific documentation. Notes read like a dermatologist wrote them.
Yes. Notes generate in the background while you move to your next patient. In a high-volume practice seeing 40+ patients per day, ExamScribe can save 2-3 hours of documentation time daily.
The engine cross-references the number of lesions documented in your note against the units billed. If you bill 17003 for 3 additional lesions but only document 2, it flags the discrepancy before the claim goes out.
Yes. The template builders include injectables (Botox, fillers), laser procedures, and cosmetic consultations. Note that cosmetic encounters are not covered by insurance, so compliance auditing focuses on documentation quality rather than billing.
Never. Your transcripts and patient data are never used to train AI models. All data is processed on HIPAA-compliant Azure servers in the US and auto-deleted on your schedule.
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