OnSpot Dermatology Screenings

OnSpot Dermatology is a full-service practice that offers skin cancer exams and other services you would receive in an office setting. Early detection of skin cancer is the key to the most minimal and cost-effective treatment with the highest chance of a cure.

See the table below. Both onsite pop-up clinic and bus appointments are made the same way. To make an appointment, use the registration link below or call (941) 444-0011:

OnSpot Pinellas County Registration

The registration site lists appointments within the next 40 days so please check back if the event is more than 6 weeks away or make an appointment by phone.

The OnSpot bus has a comfortable air-conditioned waiting room, private exam rooms, and a lab.

The OnSpot team sets up in a workplace location with privacy screens to ensure a comfortable experience.

• Skin cancer screening
• Diagnosis and treatment for skin conditions including psoriasis, eczema, melanoma, lesions, moles, rashes, and more
• Biopsy and cryotherapy procedures
• Mohs surgery for skin cancer

For a full list, see OnSpot’s mobile dermatology services.

NOTE: Skin cancer screenings and other medical conditions are given priority over cosmetic procedures. Appointments for cosmetic procedures are not available unless there are open appointment slots closer to the clinic start date.

Visiting OnSpot is like going to a regular dermatologist. Please be sure to bring your insurance card.

• Employees on Pinellas County’s medical plan (UMR/UnitedHealthcare): OnSpot is in-network so those on the PPO plan pay $35 (specialist copay), and those on the HDHP plan pay 20% after their deductible. Like other medical offices, you may pay your co-pay at your appointment or receive a bill in the mail. HDHP participants receive a bill. Additional services are subject to the same co-pays and co-insurance as a traditional dermatologist visit.

• Employees on another medical plan (e.g. opt outs): You are welcome to participate. Please check with your insurance to determine if OnSpot is part of their provider network.

A routine skin screening is typically brief (under 15 minutes) if you’ve never had atypical moles or skin cancer. Other issues or treatments may take longer.

It is your preference. Doctors perform exams in private exam rooms. For the most thorough head to toe exam, clothing removal is preferred. You’ll be given a medical gown. If you wish to have only certain areas checked and would like to stay clothed, you may do so.  

Patients can schedule an appointment at any future bus or book follow-up telehealth appointments through OnSpot’s patient portal.

You may get an onsite screening during work time with prior approval from your supervisor if the location and timeframe are reasonable and do not interfere with the department’s ability to continue County services.

Earn $50 or 12,500 points in wellness rewards for receiving an annual skin screening. New for 2026: Skin screenings must be self-reported to UMR. View the Self-Reporting Help Guide for instructions.