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SKIN CANCER: CAUSES, PREVENTION, SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT
   
THE DANGERS OF SKIN CANCER
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MOHS SURGERY:
FAQ- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

DR. SKELSEY

We now have a cure rate of up to 99 percent for basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma, the two most common forms of skin cancer.  What makes this possible is my specialization in the Mohs Micrographic Surgery.

I have had an intensive year-long fellowship beyond dermatoltogy residency in Mohs micrographic surgery. This involved advanced training in surgery, pathology and reconstruction.

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NEW-PATIENT FORMS


The following forms will be needed for your initial office visit. To save time, you can fill them out in advance and bring them with you.

Either type in the answers on each screen and then print out the completed form for signature, or print out the empty forms and then write in the answers by hand.

We require all new patients to provide a valid drivers license with a current address and updated insurance card - you must show proof of address with a license or a utility bill etc.

INSURANCE:
We provide for the following insurance companies:

  • Aetna Indemnity, PPO, HMO
  • Aetna World Bank
  • Beech St., Healthlink
  • Carefirst BCBS PPO and HMO
  • Cigna
  • Coventry
  • Federal Bcbs
  • First Health
  • Guardian (only If through PHCS, or Alliance)
  • Greatwest
  • Geha
  • Mail Handlers
  • Mamsi Life and Health Insurance Company (only)
  • Md-Ipa (requires referrals unless preferred)
  • Medicare
  • Multiplan
  • Mutual of Ohama
  • Ncppo
  • Onenet
  • Optimum Choice
  • Phcs
  • Railroad Medicare
  • Tricare (only if it’s secondary insurance coverage)
  • Unicare
  • United Healthcare (insurance not Medicaid)

All commercial insurance not listed that includes out of network coverage is accepted.

 

   

MOHS LINKS:

American Academy of Dermatology (AAD)

American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (ASLMS)

Mohs College (ACMMSCO)

 

When you’ve been diagnosed with skin cancer your first thoughts are of disfigurement and even of possibly dying.  Happily today due to advances in medical procedures and reconstructive cosmetic surgery, your skin cancer can be successfully treated.  

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