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| Practice Name | Khrom Dermatology & Aesthetics |
|---|---|
| Website | khromdermatology.com |
| Number of Physicians (MD/DO) | 2 |
| Number of Locations | 5 |
Khrom Dermatology & Aesthetics is a leading practice in cosmetic and general dermatology, providing a wide range of services with advanced technology and personalized, uncompromising care. They specialize in all aspects of cosmetic and surgical dermatology, including urgent medical procedures like skin cancer screening and treatment (such as Mohs surgery), diagnosis and treatment of medical skin conditions, and state-of-the-art aesthetic treatments like injectables, laser procedures, body contouring, and hair restoration. Their team consists of board-certified dermatologists and experienced medical professionals dedicated to providing comprehensive quality care to patients in Brooklyn, NY, and Coral Springs, FL.
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The search results from step 2 still do not explicitly state the patient portal vendor used by Khrom Dermatology & Aesthetics. One result mentions "Access MyChart" in the context of Dr. Tatiana Khrom at Broward Health, but this seems unrelated to the khromdermatology.com practice locations. The Sharecare result indicates no information on whether Dr. Khrom's Brooklyn practice offers an online patient portal. The Khrom Dermatology website mentions telehealth but doesn't name a portal. Other results are general reviews or for different dermatology practices. It's possible the practice does not heavily promote their patient portal online, or it is integrated under a less obvious name. Since directly identifying the patient portal vendor is proving difficult through general searches and website analysis based on the provided snippets, the next steps should involve looking for more specific technical information or any mentions within patient instructions or forms that might be publicly available. However, accessing detailed technical information or patient-specific documents is beyond the scope of this tool. Therefore, I will synthesize the current findings and state that the specific patient portal vendor used by Khrom Dermatology & Aesthetics (khromdermatology.com) could not be conclusively determined from the publicly available information in the search results. I will also mention the possibility of a less prominent online portal or integration under a different name.