Insurance reimbursements, cash-pay procedures, and high patient volume — your bank should handle all of it efficiently.
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Dermatology practices have one of the most varied revenue mixes in medicine: medical dermatology billed to insurance, cosmetic procedures paid out-of-pocket, and often a retail component. This means ACH reimbursements from insurers, cash collections from self-pay patients, and check remittances requiring lockbox processing. A bank that penalizes you with per-transaction fees on high-volume ACH is a meaningful operational disadvantage — particularly when practices can receive hundreds of insurance payments per month.
What Dermatology Practices Get With Lemma
Built for the full revenue picture.
As dermatology groups expand across locations, managing separate bank accounts for each entity creates friction. Lemma's virtual accounts provide per-location account numbers for payment routing with consolidated group-level visibility — so finance teams have a complete picture without toggling between multiple banking portals. Practices affiliated with management companies can manage the full group structure under a single banking relationship.
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