The AI receptionist dermatology practices hire to keep cosmetic consults flowing.

Cosmetic consult requests, full-skin-exam annual recalls, biopsy-result follow-ups, and Mohs scheduling all hit your front desk on the same line. Voipy answers every call, qualifies cosmetic vs medical-derm intent, books consults straight into your EHR calendar, and never quotes a clinical biopsy result over the phone — that stays a doctor's job.

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What it solves for dermatology practices

Cosmetic-consult callers are high-intent but won't wait — and your front desk is on the phone with insurance verification.
Full-skin-exam annual recall callbacks pile up; missed recalls become missed early-melanoma diagnoses.
Biopsy-result voicemail-tag is medical-malpractice exposure — patients shouldn't learn results from your front desk.
Mohs surgery scheduling is its own complex flow (pre-op clearance, surgeon's specific calendar, multiple visits) that drowns receptionists.

How it handles your call patterns

Caller intentVoipy handling
Cosmetic consult bookingCaptures patient name + procedure interest (Botox / filler / laser / chemical peel / body contouring), books the cosmetic-consult slot type into your calendar. Quotes deposit-required policy if you have one; never quotes a final price without provider review.
Full-skin-exam recallOutbound SMS + voicemail-drop on patients due for annual full-body skin exam (pulled from your EHR). Patients calling back land on the booking flow with their record pre-loaded — particularly important for patients with prior dysplastic-nevus or melanoma history.
Biopsy result follow-upRecognizes 'I'm calling about my biopsy results' and routes IMMEDIATELY to a clinical staff queue — Voipy never reads pathology results to a caller, even with DOB verification. Pages the patient's MA/PA to call the patient back within your stated SLA.
Mohs surgery schedulingCaptures referring-derm name + biopsy report + tumor location + size; routes to your Mohs coordinator who books the multi-visit sequence. Also captures pre-op questions (anticoagulant management, sedation availability, drive-home requirement) for the coordinator's call-back pack.
Existing-patient prescription refillRoutes to a pharmacist-friendly script: confirms drug name + last fill date + symptom status, queues a provider task. Tretinoin / spironolactone / isotretinoin REMS tracking handled per your tenant's SOP.
New medical-derm intakeCaptures presenting concern (rash / acne / suspicious mole / hair loss / nail change), insurance carrier, and prior-derm history. Books a new-patient slot only if your taking-new-patients flag is on for the carrier.
Pharma rep / vendor solicitationPolitely declined; routed to your designated rep coordinator's voicemail if you have one; never reaches the clinical line.

Works with your stack

Modernizing Medicine EMA Dermatology Nextech EZDERM athenahealth Epic PracticeSuite AestheticsPro Google Calendar Zapier

Why it pays for itself

FAQ for dermatology practices

Is there a HIPAA BAA?

Yes. Practice and Enterprise plans include a Business Associate Agreement. Voipy never reads biopsy results, lesion descriptions, or treatment-plan details to an unverified caller, and never confirms whether a specific patient is on file without a DOB match. The handling matches what a HIPAA-trained human dermatology receptionist would do.

Can it pull data from our EHR?

Read-only integration with Modernizing Medicine EMA Dermatology, Nextech, EZDERM, athenahealth, Epic, and PracticeSuite is included on Practice and Enterprise plans. Voipy can quote next-appointment date and confirm a patient is on file, but never reads pathology results, prescriptions, or clinical notes.

How does it handle biopsy-result calls?

Biopsy-result questions trigger a no-clinical-info routing flow: Voipy never reads pathology to a caller, no matter how the question is phrased. Instead it confirms a callback request and pages the patient's MA / PA / NP via SMS. The clinical authority for delivering biopsy results stays with your team.

What about Mohs surgery scheduling complexity?

Mohs has its own intake script: referring-derm name, biopsy report on file, tumor size + location, anticoagulant status, sedation availability needed, drive-home arrangement. Voipy captures all of this and queues your Mohs coordinator's callback with the call summary; we don't try to book the multi-visit Mohs sequence directly because pre-op clearance often gates it.

What about isotretinoin / iPLEDGE REMS?

We don't manage iPLEDGE — that's a federal REMS workflow your provider has to drive personally. Voipy captures incoming refill questions, confirms patient identity, and queues the provider callback within your SLA. The patient still needs to do the iPLEDGE pregnancy-test confirmation in your office on the schedule the REMS dictates.

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