Primary care
Establish a standardized visual baseline, maintain imaging history, and support appropriate specialist referral workflows.
Preparing your view…
Preparing your view…
For primary care & dermatology
NevuTrace is being designed to help clinical teams capture standardized skin imagery and efficiently review visible changes between visits.
Prototype under development
A proposed clinical workflow
From patient arrival to clinician review, each step is intended to create a more consistent and useful imaging record. Capture duration and staffing requirements are still being evaluated.
Clinical decisions remain with the physician. NevuTrace does not replace a physical examination or specialist evaluation.
Less searching. More context.
Establish a standardized visual baseline, maintain imaging history, and support appropriate specialist referral workflows.
Organize whole-body imagery and navigate corresponding views from previous sessions.
Bring standardized records from repeat visits together for longitudinal visual review.
NevuTrace View
Body-region organization, computer-assisted comparison, and visible-change review are intended to reduce the need to manually search through disconnected images. Workflow benefits have not yet been demonstrated.
Previous imaging Oct 2026
Current imaging Oct 2027
Compare against prior imaging. Clinical interpretation remains with the clinician.
Use your own assumptions
Illustrative scenario modeling — not reimbursement guidance.
YOUR ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIO
These inputs are hypothetical, not NevuTrace prices. No coverage, payment amount, billing code, or financial return is implied. NevuTrace does not currently represent that its services are universally reimbursed or covered by insurance.
Before evaluating NevuTrace
No diagnostic use is represented. NevuTrace is a prototype under development, and this website does not represent regulatory clearance, approval, or demonstrated clinical performance.
No. It is being designed to support visible-change review. Clinical interpretation, examination, referral, and treatment decisions remain with qualified healthcare professionals.
We are seeking conversations with qualified healthcare organizations about workflow and usability evaluation. The scope, timing, and requirements of any pilot would be agreed before participation.
Potential evaluation areas include capture repeatability, positioning, operator workflow, review usability, and operational feasibility. No approved diagnostic-validation study is represented.
Let’s look ahead
We are looking to speak with physicians and healthcare organizations interested in helping evaluate the workflow and usability of standardized longitudinal skin imaging.