Digital Patient Chart attaches clinical photographs directly to the SOAP note for each visit. Providers compare current images against prior visit photos within the same patient chart to track lesion changes, treatment response, and healing over time. Photos are part of the clinical record, not stored in a separate system.

Body diagrams capture lesion locations during intake and examination. Each marked location links to the clinical description, biopsy record, and treatment documentation. Over multiple visits, the system maintains a longitudinal map of where conditions were identified, treated, and resolved.

The scheduling engine manages providers, procedure rooms, and phototherapy equipment as separate resource types in one calendar. When a phototherapy session is booked, the system reserves the light unit, the room, and the provider simultaneously. Equipment cannot be double-booked across providers.

The provider speaks naturally during the examination. The system transcribes in real time and maps findings to dermatology-specific SOAP fields: lesion morphology, distribution, dermatoscopy notes, and treatment plans. After the visit, a reasoning model produces the final clinical note with ICD-10 codes based on the documented findings and the patient\u2019s history.

CPT codes for office visits, biopsies, excisions, destructions, phototherapy, and patch testing populate based on the services documented in the SOAP note. Each service line carries the correct code and modifier. The invoice generates at checkout with per-procedure detail.

The built-in DICOM viewer displays dermatopathology images when the practice handles its own pathology or receives digital results. Images attach to the relevant SOAP note alongside the biopsy documentation and clinical narrative within the same patient record.