DigitalDerm, Inc - Cost to Physicians

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MoleMapCD Service Costs

Suggested Viewing Equipment

The MoleMapCD can be viewed on any Windows 98SE or higher based computer. Many physicians utilize portable computers with CD players in the patient examining room. For best viewing, we recommend a screen with 1200x800 pixel resolution.

You can use your EMR/HER terminal for MoleMapCD viewing, if a CD player is available on your room component. Direct integration of the MoleMapCD and viewing software into your EMR may also be possible. Please have your EMR/EHR vendor contact DigitalDerm with your system specifications.

Total Body Photography’s Insurance Code

As of January 2007 Whole Body Integumentary Photography or Total Body Photography (including MoleMapCD technology) is covered by American Medical Association CPT Category I Code 96904.

Code 96904 was established with the conversion of Category III codes 0044T and 0045T to Category I status to report whole body integumentary photography for the monitoring of high-risk patients with dysplastic nevus syndrome or a history of dysplastic nevi, or patients with a personal or familial history of melanoma.

This code is intended to report the use of photography as a benchmark for skin cancer identification, and is meant to be used no more than once per year for retention in the patient’s record.

There is no service or franchise cost to physicians to offer MoleMapCDs to patients. The MoleMapCD service includes patient scheduling and imaging; MoleMapCD production; and providing the patient with appropriate insurance submission documents. The patient price for the MoleMapCD is $295.

Saving people from melanoma one patient at a time

MoleMapCD Service Costs

Suggested Viewing Equipment

Total Body Photography’s Insurance Code

Saving people from melanoma
one patient at a time