The shortage of dermatologists is due to increasing demand, limited residency slots, and uneven distribution of specialists, particularly in rural areas.

According to Kyruus, 7.8% of all referrals are clinically inappropriate, indicating inefficiencies and increased costs in the healthcare system.

Health system executives estimate they could increase revenue by 17% if they reduced patient leakage by retaining patients within their networks.

VisualDx has been shown to improve the accuracy of primary care physicians by 34%, empowering them to treat skin conditions more effectively.

In large metropolitan cities, the average wait time to see a dermatologist is 32 days, contributing to patient dissatisfaction and leakage.

VisualDx provides a cost-effective alternative to hiring more dermatologists by equipping generalists with decision-support tools, thus reducing unnecessary referrals and improving operational efficiency.

Delays in patient care, which VisualDx helps mitigate, contribute to $55 billion in wasted healthcare spending annually in the US.