ABOUT iTASC

Our Mission: To Improve Sustainable Treatment Access for Underserved Skin Cancer Patients.

How to Get Started:

  • Step 1: Diagnose – A biopsy confirms skin cancer (iTASC can help arrange this if needed).
  • Step 2: Qualify – Confirm the patient meets financial eligibility guidelines (LINK to FPL/patient tab)
  • Step 3: Refer – The clinic submits a referral through iTASC.org (LINK to referring clinician page)
  • Step 4: Connect – Our team matches eligible patients with a volunteer surgeon.*
  • Step 5: Treat – Patients receive expert surgical care at no cost.
  • Step 6: Submit Records – Submit patient treatment records through the Patient Referrals/Records page (LINK to Patient Referrals/Records page)

Where we Accept Patient Referrals:

Nationwide: iTASC accepts non-melanoma skin cancer referrals from across the United States for underserved patients whose cancers meet the Mohs Appropriate Use Criteria (AUC) (LINK)

Ohio Pilot Program: In Ohio, iTASC is expanding access to care for eligible underserved patients by accepting referrals for all non-melanoma skin cancers that don’t meet Mohs AUC, as well as melanomas up to T1a.

Since our founding, we’ve helped many patients regain their health, confidence, and peace of mind. By combining expertise, empathy, and innovation, we’re breaking down barriers to care and restoring hope—one patient at a time.

Organizational Snapshot:

  • 60 Dermatologic Surgeon Volunteers Covering 28 States
  • 20 Volunteer-in-Training Network Members
  • Since 2025:
    • 130+ Surgical Procedures Performed
    • 96 Mohs Micrographic Surgeries
    • 24 Flap Reconstructions
    • 272 Documented CPT Service Units
    • $150,000+ in Estimated Medicare-Based Physician Service Value

Meet Our Board

Heidi Donnelly, MD

Heidi Donnelly, MD

President

Mario Maruthur, MD

Mario Maruthur, MD

MOHS Surgeon, Southern Skies Dermatology

Stephanie Collins, MBA

Stephanie Collins, MBA

Treasurer

Financial and Operations Consultant, Skyglow LLC

Molly Treese

Molly Treese

Deb Norris, MBA

Deb Norris, MBA

President, Deb Norris Consulting, LLC.

Brian Wilson

Brian Wilson

CEO, Wilson Advertising, Dayton

Get to Know Our Advisory Committee

Joseph Sobanko, MD

Joseph Sobanko, MD

Northeast

Ashley Wysong, MD

Ashley Wysong, MD

Southeast

Sheetal Mehta, MD

Sheetal Mehta, MD

Midwest

Sumaira Aasi, MD

Sumaira Aasi, MD

West

Stan Tolkachjov, MD

Stan Tolkachjov, MD

Southwest

Frequently Asked Questions

What is iTASC?

iTASC (Improving Treatment Access for Skin Cancer) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free, high-quality skin cancer treatment to underserved individuals. We work with volunteer Mohs surgeons and community partners to ensure everyone has access to life-saving care, regardless of their financial situation.

Where does iTASC operate?

iTASC currently serves Ohio and is expanding across the U.S. Our network of care centers and surgeons is growing to reach more underserved individuals in need of treatment.

How is iTASC funded?

iTASC is supported through generous donations from individuals, grants, and community partnerships. These contributions enable us to expand our network of care and raise awareness about skin cancer in underserved populations.

What makes iTASC unique?

Our organization combines advanced medical expertise with a mission-driven focus on accessibility. By partnering with highly skilled Mohs surgeons who volunteer their time, we provide top-tier skin cancer treatment to those who might otherwise go without care.

How can I support iTASC’s mission?

There are many ways to support iTASC! You can donate to help fund our programs, spread awareness about our mission, or volunteer your time and skills.