Health System Outcomes Calculator

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Use the outcomes calculator for healthcare organizations below to see how VisualDx can help your team deliver faster, smarter dermatologic care while optimizing operational costs. Then schedule a free consultation with our team for a customized look at your data.

Estimated Outcomes Calculator

What region are you in?(Required)

We use this to determine average referral rates. If your system is in multiple regions, please select the largest.

How many of your generalists, including APPs, see patients with skin complaints?(Required)

This can be an estimate.

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Referral Rate-Northeast

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Referral Rate-Southeast

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Referral Rate-Midwest

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Referral Rate-Southwest

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Referral Rate-West

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Low Acuity Rate Northeast

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Low Acuity Rate-Southeast

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Low Acuity Rate-Midwest

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Low Acuity Rate-Southwest

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Low Acuity Rate-West

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Total Skin Appointments Seen by Your PCPs Per Year

Based on average 2-3 per week

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Regional Referral Rate x Appts

Based on average percentage of referrals for your region and number of PCPs

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Percentage of Conditions Referred Out in Your Region

Estimates Based on What You've Told us Already

Our estimate is based on an average of 2–3 skin-related appointments per clinician each week, typical regional referral rates, and the proportion of those referrals that are considered low acuity*.

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Percentage of Low Acuity Referrals

The percentage of your dermatology referrals for Iow-acuity conditions that VisualDx can help your PCPs better recognize and treat.

Low Acuity Referrals

Potential number per year

Tell us About Your Dermatology Capacity

How Many Dermatologists Does Your Organization Employ?(Required)

Please enter a number from 0 to 500.

Your Typical In-Network Dermatology Wait Time(Required)

In weeks

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Out of Network %

Estimated Outcomes

VisualDx gives generalists tools to more accurately identify and manage dermatologic conditions—including subtle variations of common presentations that are often missed. As a result, more patients receive timely care, reducing unnecessary referrals and patient leakage, while allowing dermatologists to focus their expertise on the most complex cases.

VisualDx users have shown to reduce low acuity referrals by 25%-45%. Here's what that means for you:

If Your Low Acuity Referrals Were Reduced by 25%:

Reduction in Dermatology Wait Time (in Weeks)

This is how many weeks sooner your patients can see a dermatologist:

Reduced Patient Leakage

Number of patients managed in-network without the need for outside dermatology consults, helping prevent potential leakage:

Recaptured Charges

PCP billing and Dermatology RVU (if applicable) increases:

If Your Low Acuity Referrals Were Reduced by 45%:

Reduction in Derm Wait Time (in Weeks)

This is how many weeks sooner your patients can see a dermatologist:

Reduced Patient Leakage

Number of patients managed in-network without the need for outside dermatology consults, helping prevent potential leakage:

Recaptured Charges

PCP billing and Dermatology RVU (if applicable) increases:

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Ready for a deeper look into your organization’s potential outcomes?

The estimates shown based on your inputs and regional healthcare data averages. For a tailored analysis, schedule a FREE consultation with our team today.

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*Our team of physicians on our editorial board, including dermatologists and generalists, has identified a list of low-acuity skin conditions that may be appropriately managed in primary care. These are common, non-urgent issues that don’t typically require specialist intervention, making them well-suited for evaluation and treatment by a primary care provider.