Telemedicine Support That Fits Your Workflow
Bring VisualDx intelligence into virtual visits through a flexible API that supports clinicians before, during, and after the encounter
"Your app instantly recognized my condition on my lower left leg as cellulitis advising me to get straight to my doctor. I underwent antibiotics by a series of injections and anti-inflammatory tablets and creams."
Tony Aysa userImprove care from pre-visit intake through follow-up
The VisualDx API allows telemedicine platforms and health systems to embed VisualDx content directly into virtual care workflows, supporting clinicians at key moments without disrupting the visit.
VisualDx can be surfaced during pre-visit intake, triage, or the live encounter to help clinicians quickly orient to dermatologic presentations, support clinical reasoning, and communicate more clearly with patients. This approach reduces reliance on workarounds, keeps clinicians in their primary tools, and supports more consistent care across virtual teams.
By integrating VisualDx through the API, organizations can support confidence and continuity from intake through follow-up while keeping virtual visits efficient and focused.
Integrating VisualDx Into Your Workflow
Live Telemedicine Visits
Use VisualDx just as you would during a clinic visit to show patients images and share information.
This will build patient trust and confidence, educate, and reduce patient anxiety.
Store-and-Forward and Telephone Telemedicine
Harness the power of the VisualDx software to answer patient concerns, even when your patient consultation is asynchronous and when video is not available.
Improve efficiency by emailing a patient handout. More than 300 handouts in both English and Spanish can be emailed directly from VisualDx, both speeding the interaction and improving patient understanding and compliance.
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Instantly Integrate Clinical Content, Images, and More
Rich toolkit of RESTful APIs that quickly integrate with your web or mobile-based user experience to engage and guide your customers.
When Care is Remote, Clarity Still Matters
See how clinicians use visual decision support during virtual visits