Maine Direct Dermatology

Maine Direct Dermatology does not participate with any private insurance companies or government healthcare programs, including Medicare and Medicaid. Patients pay directly at the time of service. For those with private insurance, the practice provides a superbill upon request so patients can submit it to their insurer for potential reimbursement or deductible credit.

Maine Direct Dermatology publishes all pricing upfront. An urgent spot check runs $85. A new patient focused visit is $175, and a comprehensive new patient visit ranges from $250 to $325. Full body skin exams are $250. Established patient follow-ups start at $135. Surgical and cosmetic procedures carry their own listed fees, all available on the practice website before you book.

Maine Direct Dermatology accepts new patients without a formal referral. You can book directly through the practice's online scheduling system via JaneApp. The practice reserves appointment blocks for same-day and same-week visits.

Yes. Maine Direct Dermatology reserves dedicated blocks for same-day and same-week appointments. Patients can book online through JaneApp or call the practice directly.

Yes. The practice offers teledermatology visits for patients in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. Virtual visit fees range from $135 to $175 depending on the nature of the concern.

Maine Direct Dermatology accepts cash, personal checks, debit cards, HSA and FSA cards, and major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. The practice also offers PatientFi financing for patients who want to spread treatment costs over monthly payments.

Yes. Maine Direct Dermatology negotiated cash-based pathology lab prices that run 75 to 90 percent below standard insurance-billed rates. Patients pay those negotiated rates directly rather than the inflated amounts typically billed through insurance.

Yes. Maine Direct Dermatology maintains a compounded medication formulary and dispenses certain medications in-office at wholesale prices. This can meaningfully reduce out-of-pocket medication costs for patients.

The practice covers medical, surgical, cosmetic, and integrative dermatology. Medical services include treatment for acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, hair loss, skin cancer, and autoimmune skin conditions. Surgical services include skin cancer excisions, mole removal, and benign growths. Cosmetic services include laser treatments, wrinkle relaxers, chemical peels, and microneedling. Dr. Goddard also incorporates functional and integrative medicine into patient care.

No. Maine Direct Dermatology accepts new patients without a formal referral required. You can schedule directly through the practice's online booking system.