Community Impact Article, June 2020

Dr. Rawn Bosley, the medical director at Prism Dermatology in Southlake, said his office went through a big transition at the start of the pandemic.

“The office switched from mostly 100% in-person visits to 90%-95% virtual visits,” Bosley said. “Late March [through] April was … the biggest transition. And then, from there, … [we were] just transitioning back into medical treatments, … followed by elective surgeries and then … adding the full spectrum of our offerings.”

Though Bosley is now seeing patients regularly again, he said he is still limiting the number of patients that come through his doors.

“[We are] limiting gatherings so that people can have their personal space, limiting the need to sit in the waiting room—hopefully reducing risk of infection, things of that nature—and just [continuing] screening,” Bosley said.

Unlike other offices, which are facing shortages, Bosley said the immediate decline of in-person visits has meant he still has equipment in stock.