Dermatology Practices

HIPAA Compliance for Dermatology Practices

Dermatology practices manage sensitive patient images, cosmetic procedure records, and medical diagnoses. HIPAA Agent helps you navigate the unique compliance challenges of dermatology.

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Compliance Challenges for Dermatology Practices

!Securing before/after patient photographs as PHI
!Separating cosmetic vs medical dermatology records
!Protecting telehealth dermatology consultations
!Managing consent for photo storage and use
!Securing pathology reports and biopsy results

How HIPAA Agent Helps

1

Dermatology Risk Assessment

Our AI understands dermatology workflows — clinical photography, cosmetic procedures, telehealth consultations, and pathology integrations.

2

Photo Management Policies

Comprehensive policies for HIPAA-compliant storage, access control, and consent management for patient photographs and clinical images.

3

Cosmetic/Medical Record Separation

Guidance on properly categorizing and protecting cosmetic procedure records alongside medical dermatology documentation.

4

Telehealth Security

Ensure your teledermatology platform meets HIPAA security requirements for remote skin consultations and image sharing.

Common Compliance Risks We Address

Patient photos stored on unencrypted devices
Before/after images shared without proper consent
Cosmetic records not receiving same PHI protections
Teledermatology platforms lacking BAAs
Pathology results transmitted insecurely

Frequently Asked Questions

Are patient before/after photos considered PHI?

Yes. Patient photographs that can identify an individual are protected health information under HIPAA. This includes facial photos, photos showing identifying marks, and any images linked to patient records. They must be encrypted, access-controlled, and stored securely.

Do cosmetic dermatology records need HIPAA protection?

Yes. Even cosmetic procedures are healthcare services, and the associated records are PHI. Whether Botox treatments or laser procedures, all patient information requires the same HIPAA protections as medical dermatology records.

How do we handle teledermatology under HIPAA?

Teledermatology must use HIPAA-compliant platforms with proper encryption and BAAs. Patient images shared during virtual consultations are PHI and must be transmitted and stored securely. Our platform provides specific guidance for teledermatology compliance.

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Start with a free risk assessment tailored to your dermatology practices. Just enter your NPI — our AI handles the rest.

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