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Abrams Dermatology is offering Telehealth to all patients and non-patients.

Abrams Dermatology  

3328 Bee Ridge Rd | Sarasota, FL. 34239

 (941) 926.2300| abramsderm.com

 

Abrams Dermatology offers Free Virtual Skin Screening to help patients stay home  

Dr. Abrams and his team at Abrams Dermatology are on a mission to help reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus by pre-screening patients virtually through safe and secure online Telemedicine visits. This “virtual care” mirrors an in-office appointment with Dr. Abrams or Sheryl Wilson, ARNP, and is available when patients need it most.

This service is free to everyone, including new patient. We can consult online for thousands of skin, hair, and nail conditions and send prescriptions immediately and electronically to the patient’s pharmacy.  

Patient can call Abrams Dermatology to activate their Telehealth Access. They will be asked to fill out some information online and submit photos with description of their symptoms. Our providers will review the patient’s skin condition and determine if their condition require immediate care. Patient will receive a call from our staff if their results and will be able to schedule if necessary.

Abrams Dermatology is also offering Curbside pick up of products. Patients can call the office to purchase products. Once the order is ready, the patient will receive a text to which he/she can respond once waiting in front of the office.

Abrams Dermatology wants to respect the varied opinions on confinement, while following state and federal recommendations, We are informed of all updates through FL Department of Public Health and the CDC.

 

ABOUT BRADLEY J.  ABRAMS, D.O. – Dr. Abrams is a licensed Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine who is A.O.B.D. Board Certified in Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery. Dr. Abrams is a fellow of the American Society of Mohs Surgery and specializes in treating skin cancers using the Mohs tissue sparing procedure. Dr. Abrams received his Osteopathic Medicine Degree from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in Kirksville, Missouri. He is a former Clinical Associate of Dermatology at Thomas Jefferson University and has been practicing dermatology for over 16 years.

ABOUT ABRAMS DERMATOLOGY, an Affiliate of Premier Dermatology, LLC- Dr. Abrams opened Abrams Dermatology in 1998, conveniently located at 3328 Bee Ridge Road in Sarasota. Bradley Abrams D.O. and Sheryl Wilson, ARNP-C are exceptionally qualified to treat all skin cancers and of medical skin conditions. Abrams Dermatology also offer cosmetic procedures to provide safe and effective treatment such as Dermal Fillers, Volumizers, Neutoxins (Botox®), laser treatments, KybellaTM, sclerotherapy, Fractional Co2 treatments and many more. In addition, aesthetic services and personal skin care consultant Catherine Deans consult with patients to help them regain clear, glowing, and gorgeous skin at any age. Dr. Abrams and his team are very active in the community, offering free skin cancer checks at various venues and participating to many fundraisers.      
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