Hospitals & Health Systems

Empower clinicians with the tools they need to make informed and efficient clinical decisions.

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Those pictures are just phenomenal. You can just see the sense of satisfaction and understanding from the patient.

-Dr. Dlova, Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine

More Accurate

cellulitis differentials while using VisualDx than without

92%

Accurate Across All Skin Types

when results included the top 3 differential diagnosess

$1.3B

Dollars Are Lost

due to cellulitis diagnostic error in the US each year

Your Digital Front Door

Bridging the patient–provider experience.

Augmented Intelligence for Dermatology

DermExpert gives personalized, private patient guidance for skin problems in seconds

Embedded VisualDx Plus DermExpert functionality for providers
Epic Haiku (mobile) and Epic Hyperspace (EHR) integration
Epic In Basket integration and related workflow

DermExpert

Person using mobile device to connect to cloud

Creator Toolkit

Power your patient and clinical applications with best-in-market medical content, images, and differential diagnosis by simply integrating the VisualDx API.

Improve care from pre-visit to follow-up by supporting the patient process and clinical decision-making.
Analyze patient images to create a pre-visit differential for intake and triage.
Leverage an AI-powered differential diagnosis engine and curated medical images and content with patented technology designed to show variation in disease presentation.

Creator Toolkit

Consumer Health

From just a single photo, Aysa provides patients easy-to-understand guidance on the most common skin conditions—without all the jargon

Private-labeled embeddable functionality for patients
Web and mobile for integration into Epic MyChart
Customized post-interpretation guidance (eg, referral or Emergency Department)
Integration into Epic In Basket and related workflow

Telemedicine Toolkit

real Story

Clinicians Finds Answers Virtually With Help From Image Collection

With the recent Omicron surge, many of our patients in the outpatient clinic have grown wary of coming to see us in person, and instead elect for televisits.

One such patient presented with multiple nummular, hypopigmented lesions on her face that were causing her great distress and discomfort. After obtaining her history, we performed a physical as well as possible in absentia, but it was highly unlikely the patient would have a Woods lamp at home, or be able to describe the anatomy of the lesions in a way that would be meaningful to us in the office.

Using VisualDx and its phenomenal photographic database, we were able to compare and accurately diagnose the patient in a way that would have been virtually impossible otherwise.