spectrum dermatology patient portal

What are the benefits of spectrum dermatology’s Portal?

Spectrum Dermatology provides expertise, knowledge and passion to medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology. Our experience and reputation make Spectrum Dermatology one of the most sought-after dermatologist in the Scottsdale and Phoenix area. For more information or to set up an appointment please contact us at (480) 948-8400.

How do I contact spectrum dermatology?

May 31, 2021 · Under the leadership of award-winning, board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Nancy H. Kim, Spectrum Dermatology is committed to providing outstanding dermatological treatments and aesthetic care with state-of-the-art techniques and the latest skin rejuvenation technology to help you get the best possible results. Six Locations Near You

Does spectrum dermatology offer online scheduling?

At Spectrum Dermatology, a patient’s safety comes first. Schedule your appointment or consultation today, or call (480) 948-8400 for more information, including advice on completing forms. The experts at Spectrum Dermatology are committed to making the entire process as fast, easy, and comfortable as possible.

Where is spectrum dermatology located in the East Valley?

At Spectrum Dermatology of Seattle, we are dedicated to providing exceptional dermatologic care along with the kind of care experience we would wish to have ourselves - one that is pleasant, efficient, and respectful. We are a small, dermatology-only office, allowing us to focus on you and your skin. Our excellent, caring staff share a passion for ...

What is the phone number for spectrum dermatology?

At Spectrum Dermatology, a patient’s safety comes first. Schedule your appointment or consultation today, or call (480) 948-8400 for more information, including advice on completing forms. The experts at Spectrum Dermatology are committed to making the entire process as fast, easy, and comfortable as possible.

Where is Spectrum Dermatology located?

Completing your patient forms prior to appointments can help save time. Spectrum Dermatology has six locations in the greater Phoenix and Scottsdale area for your convenience. At each location, medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology procedures are available.

Why is the Dermatology intake form important?

It is important to comprehensively complete all questions on the form in order to ensure the best possible outcomes for treatments.

Do dermatologists need to complete a medical history?

Both medical and cosmetic dermatology patients must complete these forms. It is often best to complete these forms digitally and in advance to make sure that all medications, topical treatments, and past surgeries, skin conditions, and treatments are included. A full history, as well as current medications, are necessary to avoid potential side ...

Can blood thinners cause bleeding?

For instance, blood thinners such as Omega-3 vitamins and many over the counter pain management medications can cause excessive bleeding after some procedures. Patients are often required to temporarily stop these medications and supplements for a certain number of days prior to treatment.

Is plastic surgery safe?

Previous procedures, current and past medications, other conditions (not necessarily related to the skin), and current and past over the counter drugs and supplements must be relayed on the form in order to ensure patient comfort and safety.

Do you need to complete the Dermatology Patient Intake Form?

In some cases, patients may need to complete both the Dermatology Patient Intake Form and Plastic Surgery Patient Intake Form. Forms may need to be completed by current patients to update any outdated patient forms, too.

Who is Amy from Spectrum?

Amy comes to Spectrum from Northwest Skin Specialists, where she practiced for over 16 years, until its closure in 2020. Amy cares for adult and adolescent patients, specializing in all aspects of medical dermatology, including acne, rashes, and skin cancer screenings. ABOUT AMY.

What is Dr. Zook's practice?

Dr. Zook centers her practice on the concerns and needs of her patients. She determines the best course of treatment only after she has completed a thorough consultation and examination. After seeing her, I referred my mother to Dr. Zook so we are now a two-generation patient family!

Is pharmaceutical grade skin care regulated by the FDA?

Hint: it's not cost. Pharmaceutical grade skin care products are regulated by the FDA in the same way as medications. This means the ingredients must be 99.9% pure, be scientifically proven to do what is claimed, and not contain fillers or impurities.

Insurance

We are enrolled with the following medical insurance providers: Medicare, Group Health PPO, United Healthcare, Cigna/Great West, Aetna, Humana, Premera, First Choice Health, Regence, Uniform Medical Plan, MultiPlan/PHCS, Railroad Medicare.

Financing

We accept cash, check, VISA, and MasterCard. At the time of your visit, we require that you place a credit card on file with our office.