Conde Dermatology

Conde Dermatology operates on a direct care model, meaning patients pay the practice directly at the time of service without involving a health insurance company for office visits. The practice posts all pricing publicly so patients know their costs before the appointment. There are no surprise bills and no co-pays tied to insurance.

Conde Dermatology publishes its full fee schedule on the practice website. All new direct care patients pay a $100 deposit when booking. Pathology runs at a flat rate of $65 per specimen, which is typically well below what insurance companies bill for the same service. The practice accepts HSA and FSA accounts as well as Amex, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa. Cash is not accepted.

Conde Dermatology does not accept most private insurance plans and has opted out of Medicare entirely. The practice holds a contract only with Tricare. Privately insured patients may request a superbill after their visit and submit it to their insurance carrier for possible reimbursement. Patients can still use their insurance for pathology, lab work, and prescriptions that Dr. Conde orders.

Yes, Conde Dermatology accepts both Health Savings Accounts and Flexible Spending Accounts. These can cover office visits, procedures, and other eligible services. The practice also accepts major credit cards including Amex, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa.

Yes, Conde Dermatology offers both same-day and same-week appointments for urgent concerns. Patients schedule online through the EZDerm portal or by phone. All appointments require a $100 deposit for new direct care patients prior to the visit.

Every medical visit at Conde Dermatology goes through Dr. Jennifer Conde directly. The practice operates as a physician-only practice and does not use nurse practitioners or physician assistants for medical care.

Yes, the practice offers teledermatology for select visit types. Patients communicate with the office securely through the Spruce Health app, which is HIPAA-compliant and available around the clock. The app also supports scheduling, refill requests, and delivery of lab and biopsy results.

Conde Dermatology charges a $50 no-show fee for missed medical appointments and a $100 fee for missed surgical appointments. Patients who need to cancel should contact the office at least 24 hours in advance. Patients who arrive more than 10 minutes late will need to reschedule.

Dr. Conde has opted out of Medicare entirely. Medicare patients who choose to visit Conde Dermatology must sign a private contract acknowledging that Medicare will not bill for services received at the practice. Medicare patients may still use their coverage for pathology, lab work, and prescriptions Dr. Conde orders, as well as for care from other participating physicians.

Yes, pediatric dermatology is a clinical focus at Conde Dermatology. Dr. Conde treats children for acne, warts, molluscum contagiosum, eczema, atopic dermatitis, rashes, lice, and moles. A parent or legal guardian must be present for the first visit of any patient under age 18.