Florida
Dermatology at the bedside, in communities across all of Florida.
Mobile Dermatology Solutions rounds in skilled nursing and assisted living communities statewide — from the Panhandle to the Keys — with no resident transport and no cost to your facility.
Our founding market
Florida is where Mobile Dermatology Solutions started, and it remains our largest market. We cover the entire state and continue to onboard new communities and add routes as partners come on board. Residents are seen in their own rooms, families avoid another off-site transport, and your team gets specialty documentation in the chart the same day.
- Statewide coverage — Panhandle to the Keys, including rural and coastal counties
- Recurring round schedules built around your census, not one-off visits
- ARNP and PA clinicians under the supervision of our board-certified dermatologist
- Notes and orders entered directly into PCC or your community's EMR
- No cost to the facility — visits bill like any other specialist visit
Skin findings drive a disproportionate share of skilled nursing deficiencies in Florida surveys. See how specialist access and clean documentation support Federal Tag compliance, or review what we do at the bedside.
Florida questions we hear most
Do you really cover the entire state of Florida?
Yes. We round in skilled nursing and assisted living communities across the entire state, from the Panhandle to the Keys, and we are actively onboarding new communities and adding routes statewide.
What if our community sits outside a current route?
Tell us where you are. We regularly extend routes for new partners, and multi-community operators often make a new region viable on their own.
How quickly can a Florida community get started?
Onboarding is typically a short call, a service agreement, and a first round date. Our corporate office is in Daytona Beach, so Florida partners work directly with our home team.
Do you replace our wound care team?
No. We do not provide wound care. We work alongside your wound team as another set of specialty eyes — a non-healing area is sometimes a skin cancer or an atypical infection rather than a wound.
Let's talk about your Florida communities.
Tell us where your communities are and we'll walk you through how in-house dermatology would work for your residents.