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How It All Began

In 2016, our co-founder submitted a graduate thesis on the use of superficial radiation treatment as an alternative to Mohs surgery. Today, Image-Guided SRT is being used at more than 380 dermatology practices in the United States with extraordinary results.

Timeline

1889

Marie Curie discovers radiation.

1895

Wilhelm Röntgen discovers a new ray and calls it the X-ray.

1896

In Chicago, IL, Dr. Emile Grubbe experiments with the use of x-rays to treat cancer.

1922

Henri Coutard develops the first fractionated course of radiation treatment for cancer.

1960s

Use of superficial radiotherapy to treat skin cancer begins to reach its peak. The American Academy of Dermatology reports that more than 50% of dermatology practices use superficial radiotherapy equipment (1974).

1970s

Dermatology residency programs begin offering Mohs surgical training. Government regulations make it more difficult to offer radiotherapy in a practice setting and shifts in reimbursement rates make it difficult for practices to justify the expense involved in offering radiotherapy.

1980s

Few dermatology practices in the US offer superficial radiotherapy. Mohs becomes the go-to treatment option for non-melanoma skin cancer treatment.

January 2015

Sensus Healthcare manufactures the first Image-Guided SRT device.

June 2015

A dermatology practice in Texas becomes the first to commit to the transition from SRT to IG-SRT.

December 2015

First patient treated for non-melanoma skin cancer using IG-SRT. The RTT providing treatment will later become our Chief Operating Officer.

February 2016

S. Scott submits his master’s thesis “The Integration of Superficial Radiotherapy for Skin Cancer in a Dermatologic Practice.”

October 2016

SkinCure Oncology is born.

January 2017

10 dermatology practices offer IG-SRT

September 2017

1,000th patient treated with IG-SRT

June 2018

50 practices offer IG-SRT

November 2018

5,000th patient treated with IG-SRT

July 2019

10,000th patient treated with IG-SRT

August 2019

100 practices offer IG-SRT

January 2020

15,000th patient treated with IG-SRT

August 2020

20,000th patient treated with IG-SRT

October 2020

130 practices offer IG-SRT

January 2021

25,000th patient treated with IG-SRT

June 2022

200 practices offer IG-SRT

December 2022

50,000th patient treated with IG-SRT

June 2023

250 practices offer IG-SRT

April 2025

100,000th patient treated with IG-SRT

May 2025

375 practices offer IG-SRT