At Clarity Skin Centers, we believe that access to expert dermatology care should be as straightforward as possible. We accept most major insurance plans and are committed to helping our patients understand their coverage options. If you don't see your provider listed below, contact us directly, and our team will be happy to help.
In most cases, yes — dermatology visits are covered by health insurance, though the specifics depend on your plan. Most insurance plans cover medically necessary dermatology services, such as skin cancer screenings, biopsies, and treatment for diagnosed conditions like eczema, psoriasis, or rosacea. Cosmetic procedures — such as elective mole removal or cosmetic skin treatments — are typically not covered. If you're unsure whether your visit will be covered, we recommend contacting your insurance provider before your appointment. Our team is also happy to help answer questions about coverage.
A copay is a fixed amount you pay out of pocket at the time of your visit, separate from what your insurance covers. The amount varies depending on your specific plan — specialist copays are often higher than primary care copays. Whether you have a copay for your dermatology visit depends on your insurance plan and whether Clarity Skin Centers is considered in-network for your provider. We recommend reviewing your plan details or calling your insurance company ahead of your appointment to understand your out-of-pocket costs.
A deductible is the amount you must pay out of pocket for covered services before your insurance begins to share the cost. For example, if your deductible is $1,000, you will pay the full cost of covered services until you have spent $1,000 — after which your insurance will begin covering its share. If your deductible has already been met for the year, your insurance will typically cover its portion of your dermatology visit from the start. If you are early in your plan year, you may be responsible for a larger portion of the cost. Your insurance provider can give you the most accurate picture of where you stand.
Skin cancer screenings are considered a medically necessary service and are covered by most major insurance plans, though coverage details vary. Some plans cover annual screenings fully, while others may apply a copay or count the visit toward your deductible. If a suspicious lesion is identified during your screening and a skin biopsy is recommended, that procedure may be billed separately. We encourage you to contact your insurance provider to confirm your specific coverage before your visit.
Mohs surgery is a medically necessary procedure for the treatment of skin cancer and is covered by most major insurance plans, including Medicare. Because it is a surgical procedure, it may be subject to your deductible, copay, or coinsurance, depending on your plan. Coverage details can vary, so we recommend contacting your insurance provider to confirm your benefits prior to your procedure. Our team is available to help answer any questions and make the process as smooth as possible.
Treatment for chronic skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea is generally considered medically necessary and is covered by most health insurance plans. However, the extent of coverage — particularly for newer biologic therapies or specialty medications — can vary significantly from plan to plan. Your insurance provider can confirm what is covered under your specific plan, and our team will work with you to find the most effective treatment approach within your coverage.