Dermatologist who accept medicare near me

The short answer is yes, some dermatology services are included in health insurance.
However, not all services are covered.
Whether your health insurance plan provides coverage for your dermatologist visit depends on a couple of different factors.
Mainly, if your dermatologist visit is considered medically necessary your health insurance plan will provide coverage for it.

Yes, Medicare is a commonly accepted form of insurance and chances are that there is a dermatologist in your area that will accept Medicare.
Since you will need a referral from your primary doctor, they may be able to give you a list of dermatologists that take Medicare.
You can also use the Medicare provider directory to find a dermatologist.

Unfortunately, not all dermatologists accept Medicaid.
Generally, Medicaid programs pay a smaller percentage of reimbursement costs than private insurance, making it economically unfeasible for dermatologists to treat Medicaid recipients.

With Original Medicare, you do not typically need a referral if you see a specialist who is enrolled in Medicare.
Your primary care doctor may recommend a dermatologist to you as well.
If you access Medicare-covered dermatology services through a Medicare Advantage plan, you should contact your plan or ask your primary care provider which dermatologists they would recommend who are in-network.