See Every Change.
Understand the Pattern.
AI Built for Dermatology.

HELIX connects skin history, symptoms, exams, pathology, medications, procedures, and treatment response—helping you quickly see what has changed, surface what matters, and keep care moving forward.

Understand the Skin History

Bring prior conditions, lesions, treatments, medications, pathology, procedures, and relevant history into context.

Surface What Matters

Quickly find prior findings, pathology, medications, procedures, treatment response, and changes over time.

Capture the Encounter

Organize symptoms, skin findings, assessment, procedures, and treatment plan as the visit happens.

Follow Change Over Time

Track lesions, symptoms, treatment response, recurrence, procedures, and disease progression across visits.

What Matters in Dermatology

Skin conditions evolve visually and clinically. HELIX helps keep the history, findings, treatment, and change connected.

See the Complete Dermatologic History

Bring prior diagnoses, lesions, medications, treatments, procedures, pathology, and relevant history into one clear clinical picture.

Surface Prior Findings & Pathology

Quickly find previous assessments, biopsy and pathology findings, procedures, medications, and relevant results.

Capture Detailed Skin Findings

Organize location, distribution, morphology, symptoms, exam findings, and assessment within the clinical context.

Track Treatment & Procedures

Follow topical and systemic therapies, biopsies, excisions, injections, and other interventions across care.

Follow Change Over Time

Track lesion changes, symptoms, treatment response, recurrence, and progression across visits.

Common Challenges in Dermatology

Dermatologic care depends on recognizing patterns, comparing change, and connecting findings across time.

Change Over Time Matters

Changes in lesions, symptoms, distribution, or appearance can be important to understanding the patient’s condition.

Patients May Have Multiple Conditions

A single encounter may involve several lesions, chronic skin conditions, new concerns, and preventive evaluation.

Pathology Must Stay Connected

Biopsy and pathology findings need to remain linked to the lesion, procedure, treatment, and follow-up.

Treatment Histories Can Be Long

Topical therapies, systemic medications, procedures, and prior treatment response may span years.

Location & Clinical Detail Matter

Precise findings, distribution, morphology, and associated symptoms can be important to the clinical story.

Procedures Are Common

Biopsies, excisions, cryotherapy, injections, and other procedures need to remain connected to the underlying condition.

Recurrence Requires Continuity

Previously treated lesions and conditions may require ongoing surveillance and comparison.

High Visit Volumes Add Pressure

Clinicians need relevant history and prior findings quickly without disrupting the patient encounter.

AI Workflows Designed for Dermatology

Intelligence that connects findings, treatment, and change across every encounter.

  1. Understand the History

    Bring forward prior conditions, lesions, pathology, medications, treatments, procedures, and relevant history.

  2. Surface What Matters

    Identify previous findings, pathology, treatment response, procedures, and clinically relevant changes.

  3. Capture the Encounter

    Listen and organize symptoms, skin findings, assessment, procedures, and treatment plan in real time.

  4. Move Care Forward

    Turn the plan into documentation, medications, procedures, pathology follow-up, coding, instructions, and next steps.

  5. Follow Change Over Time

    Track lesions, symptoms, treatment response, recurrence, procedures, and disease progression across visits.

Built Around Dermatologic Care