Health Articles
Below you will find practice updates, healthy skin articles and our current cosmetic specials!
Appointment Guideline Update
In accordance to the Governor's most recent directive regarding healthcare, our practice is no longer seeing patients in office until after May 1st, 2020. Our practice has incorporated TeleHealth services for patients who would like to schedule a virtual visit with their provider. TeleHealth appointments are simple and only [...]
COVID-19 Update
Knoxville Institute of Dermatology wants to thank you for our patience and understanding as we have taken progressive steps to keep our facility open for your dermatological needs during this COVID-19 crisis. To minimize your time in our waiting rooms, we will have most patients wait in their vehicle [...]
Now Offering TeleDERM Appointments
Due to growing concerns regarding COVID-19, our practice is now offering TeleDERM services. TeleDERM allows our physicians and advanced practitioners to provide health care to our patients at a distance using a cell phone, tablet, or computer. By scheduling a TeleDERM appointment, your provider will be able to assess and [...]
COVID-19 Prevention Strategies
The true impact of a COVID-19 outbreak in our community is unknown at this time. However, at Knoxville Institute of Dermatology, we are taking the necessary steps to best decrease the spread of acute respiratory illness and reduce the impact of COVID-19 in our workplace. We are currently implementing strategies [...]
Coming Soon: Openings in Tellico Village
Kegan Reilly, PA-C is now seeing patients every Thursday in Lenoir City! Starting February 12, 2020 he will also be seeing patients at our Tellico Village location every other Wednesday! Call our office or schedule your appointment online today.
October: Eczema Awareness Month
Atopic Dermatitis is a chronic, inflammatory skin condition characterized as dry, itchy skin often appearing as a red rash. Eczema is very common, and in many cases, manageable. In fact, over 30 million Americas are affected. There are many types of dermatitis including contact, dyshidrotic, nummular, and seborrheic. What causes [...]