Phone Visit
Narrative: SPRUCE MESSAGE VISIT Date: 2026-06-02 Encounter: Photo review (photos sent by parent via Spruce) CC: Parent noticed a rash on Macklin and sent photos for evaluation. HPI: Macklin is approximately 7–8 weeks old at the time of this message. The parent observed a rash and requested a photo review via Spruce. No duration of rash onset is specified. The parent noted the rash appears to worsen with heat when outdoors. No other associated symptoms were mentioned, and there were no reported systemic concerns. Assessment: Dr. Hobbs assessed the rash as seborrhea, describing it as related to cradle cap. No immediate intervention was deemed necessary. Plan: Reassurance provided; parent instructed to monitor for worsening. No medications prescribed. Dr. Hobbs confirmed that heat-related worsening would be consistent with the diagnosis. Key clinical quotes: "Looks to be a little seborrhea - which is related cradle cap - nothing to immediately do for it unless it's worsening" "that would make total sense" Source: Spruce conversation t_2NMHFV8FSP800