Abstract
To the Editor: Health care disparities pervade dermatologic care in the United States. For example, melanoma and nonmelanoma skin cancer outcomes are poorer among ethnic minorities, low-income individuals, those with less education, the elderly, and the uninsured.1 Advance practice providers and primary care providers (PCPs) often work alongside dermatologists to fill gaps in care. However, there remains an unmet need for dermatologists in underserved areas. For example, prior studies have highlighted higher dermatologist density in urban areas when compared to rural areas.
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