Tele-dermatology
Skin questions, answered by a dermatologist.
Support primary care and urgent care providers with complex dermatology questions.
Dermatology

Ways to consult
- Curbside consultQuick provider questions
- eConsultWritten chart recommendation
- TeleconsultVideo visit for complex cases
The Beam standard
- Board-certified physicians
- U.S. state-licensed
- Joint Commission accredited
What we cover
Skin questions we help with
Common reasons local teams reach out. Ask us about other needs.
Rash
Rashes are not always simple to identify, even after AI tools and references.
Hair loss
Hair loss may point to a deeper issue and needs the right questions.
Other skin concerns
From autoimmune disease to skin cancer questions.
For your providers
Get an answer from a tele-dermatologist
Our team supports your primary care and urgent care providers with clinical questions.
- Provider-to-provider questions
- Written guidance for the chart
- Care stays with your local team

How it works
From simple to complex questions
Pick the level of help each patient needs. Your provider stays in charge of care.
- Quick question
Curbside consult
A focused question from your provider to a Beam specialist.
- Chart review
eConsult
A specialist reviews the records and writes a recommendation for the chart.
- Live visit
Teleconsult
A video visit for complex patients, with documented recommendations.
Team-based care
A specialist on your team
Beam dermatology specialists work with your local providers. They document in your EHR and talk with the referring provider when needed.
- Support for primary care, urgent care and hospital providers
- Care stays close to home for your patients
- Avoid sending patients away for specialty answers

Who we help
Built for your kind of facility
Support for emergency, inpatient and outpatient providers wherever you care for patients.

Micro-hospitals
Give your ER and inpatient providers support to manage more patients at your facility.

CAH & community hospitals
This is where Beam started. Avoid unneeded transfers and outpatient referrals.

Large health systems
Board-certified clinicians support your core specialty team.

PACE organizations
Access to many specialties helps avoid extra referrals, transport and delays.
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Testimonials
What our partners say
FAQ
Common questions
Straight answers. Want more detail? Talk to our team.
Ask BeamAbout this service
What is teledermatology?
Teledermatology lets your providers ask a dermatologist about a patient’s skin, hair or nail concern without sending the patient away. Beam supports primary care and urgent care providers with rashes, hair loss and other skin questions.
How does teledermatology work?
Your provider sends a question to a Beam dermatologist as a curbside consult or eConsult. The dermatologist answers with guidance, and your local provider stays in charge of the patient’s care.
Telemedicine basics
What is an eConsult?
An eConsult is a provider-to-provider question sent with relevant patient records. The specialist reviews the information and returns a written recommendation for the chart. The patient does not need to join a live video visit.
More on Beam Solutions ↗What is the difference between a curbside consult, an eConsult and a teleconsult?
A curbside consult is a quick question from one provider to a specialist. An eConsult adds a specialist review of the records and a written recommendation for the chart. A teleconsult is a live video visit in which the specialist evaluates the patient. Your local provider stays in charge of care in all three.
More on Beam Solutions ↗How does telemedicine work for a hospital or clinic?
Your nurse, doctor or care team reaches a Beam clinician by video or eConsult. Beam clinicians document in your EHR and talk with your providers, while your onsite team gives hands-on care. Patients can get specialty and inpatient care close to home.
Are Beam clinicians licensed and credentialed?
Beam physicians are board-certified, and every Beam clinician, including respiratory therapists and nurse case managers, is licensed in the U.S. states they serve. Beam is accredited by The Joint Commission and uses credentialing by proxy, so your hospital can rely on Beam’s credentialing work. Your hospital still grants privileges.
Is Beam a virtual locum tenens company?
No. Beam partners with organizations for the long term. We work with your team on the strategy, day-to-day needs and growth of your clinical program.
How do we get started with Beam?
Contact Beam and tell us about your organization, your team and where you need support. We will talk through your needs and build a program around them, starting with one service or several.
Learn more →Bring dermatology to your providers
Tell us about your clinics and the skin questions your team sees.



