Accounting firms for dermatology practices: who does what
Seven firms that name dermatology on their own sites, including us. For each: where they are, what they actually offer, whether they are a CPA firm, and the situation in which they are the better choice. Read from each firm’s own pages on 17 September 2026; no directory listings, no search snippets, no competitor prices.
| Firm | What they offer | CPA firm? | Better than Sorso when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compass East Nashville, TN | Outsourced finance for small to mid-sized dermatology practices: bookkeeping, accounts payable and receivable, financial statements, forecasting, KPI dashboards, payroll, tax and audit support. Names clinician-owned and private-equity dermatology clinics, including multi-location groups. | Describes its team as "CPAs and professional advisors". | You are a PE-backed dermatology platform that wants payables, receivables and payroll run by one outsourced team. |
| Morey CPA & Associates (Aesthetic CPA) San Clemente, CA, with Los Angeles, Newport Beach and San Diego offices | Accounting, bookkeeping, tax and advisory for aesthetic medicine and dermatology practices. The firm calls it "wellness accounting". Payroll for wellness businesses too. | CPA firm. | You run a cosmetic or aesthetic dermatology practice in Southern California and want tax and books from one local CPA. |
| Sundack CPA, LLP (Thomas Brown CPA) Long Island, NY | Tax reduction planning, cloud accounting, outsourced accounting and bookkeeping, cash-flow monitoring, budgeting and forecasting, practice formation and practice mergers and acquisitions. | CPA firm. | You are a New York dermatologist whose priority is tax planning with the books done by the same firm. |
| Simon CPAs Boston, Westwood and Braintree, MA | QuickBooks and cloud accounting for medical practices, outsourced accounting and bookkeeping, new-practice formation, tax reduction planning and "medical tax coaching". | CPA firm. | You are in eastern Massachusetts and want a CPA who knows medical practices for both the return and the monthly books. |
| Dillon Business Advisors Katy, TX (also Richmond, TX and Manchester, MO) | A "team of three" per client (accountant, tax advisor, business consultant) covering accounting and bookkeeping, tax, payroll, financial management and business advisory for dermatologists. | Markets "dermatologist CPA services". | You are a Texas or Missouri practice that wants tax, payroll and books bundled with a named consultant. |
| RTW Advisors Virtual; "founder-led healthcare practices across all 50 states" | Bookkeeping, proactive tax planning, tax preparation and "personal CFO advisory". Names dermatology, home care, medical weight loss and speech therapy. | Healthcare CPA (CPA services provided by Askia Roberts, CPA). | You are a founder-led single practice that wants the owner's personal tax picture handled alongside the business books. |
| Sorso Austin, TX; clients nationwide, remote | Healthcare-only accounting and fractional CFO for outpatient practices from $0.5M to $50M: monthly close that ties billing to the books, payer-mix and denial analysis, provider and location-level P&L, cash-flow forecasting, and CFO work: valuations, expansion, PE offers. | Not a CPA firm. We partner with licensed CPAs for tax filing and attest work. | You have two or more providers or locations, you want the finance function to speak the language of your billing data, and you are keeping your existing CPA for the return. |
Each firm name links to the page the row was read from. For Sorso the last column describes when we are the fit rather than when someone else is. Prices are deliberately absent; every firm publishes or quotes its own.
The one distinction that matters for a dermatology practice
Dermatology mixes medical revenue billed to payers with cosmetic revenue paid at the front desk, often by the same provider on the same day. A generalist closes that month accurately and tells you nothing about which half is carrying the practice. Ask any firm on this list how they separate medical from cosmetic in the P&L, by provider, and how the practice-management system’s production ties to the ledger. The answer tells you whether you are buying bookkeeping or a finance function.
The second distinction is structural: six of the seven are CPA firms, so tax filing lives under the same roof as the books. Sorso is not, and does not pretend to be. We work alongside your CPA. Decide which structure you want before you compare anything else.
If you are weighing an offer from a private-equity platform, our dermatology valuation guide covers how practices are priced, and the dermatology accounting page describes exactly what we do month to month.
Questions clinic owners ask
How were these firms chosen?
Each one names dermatology on its own website, and each row was read from that page on 17 September 2026. Firms that only list "healthcare" or "medical practices" in general are left out, as are firms found only in directory listings. It is not a ranking.
Most of these are CPA firms. Is Sorso?
No. Sorso is a d/b/a of DAS Capital Advisors, LLC and is not a licensed CPA firm; we partner with licensed CPAs for tax filings and attest work. If you want the tax return and the monthly books under one roof, one of the CPA firms above is the better structure. If you want a finance function built around clinic operations (billing, payers, providers, locations) and are happy to keep a CPA for tax, that is what we do.
Why are there no prices?
Because a competitor's price is a number we cannot keep current, and a stale figure misleads more than it helps. Each firm publishes or quotes its own. Sorso's are on our pricing pages: accounting from $2,000 a month, fractional CFO from $4,000 a month.
What should a dermatology practice actually ask any of these firms?
Three questions separate a healthcare specialist from a generalist with a healthcare page: Will you reconcile the practice-management system's production and collections to the general ledger every month? Will I get profitability by provider and by location, including cosmetic versus medical revenue? And who reviews the numbers with me each month: a CPA, a bookkeeper, or a finance lead?
Thirty minutes on your practice’s numbers
Bring last month’s P&L and your production report. We will show you what a dermatology-specific close would tell you that the current one does not.
Founder of Sorso and a CFA charterholder. Before Sorso, Stan spent 19 years in corporate finance at institutions including UniCredit and Société Générale — managing a $450M loan portfolio and making senior partner at a major mezzanine lender by 29 — then built a fractional CFO firm exclusively for outpatient healthcare clinics.