Skin Win Dermatology opens in Jamestown with ribbon cutting
Skin Win Dermatology opened a Jamestown office at 300 2nd Ave. NE, bringing skin cancer screenings and other dermatology care closer to home.
Skin Win Dermatology marked its Jamestown opening with a ribbon cutting at 300 2nd Ave. NE, Suite 209, giving Stutsman County residents a local option for medical and cosmetic dermatology. The new office is in the Business Center, a central downtown location that puts the practice within easy reach of Jamestown and nearby communities.
The clinic is led by Dr. Daniel Hoffman, MD, the company’s founder and medical director. His bio says he built Skin Win Dermatology around a mission to make dermatology care more accessible for rural and underserved communities in North Dakota and Kansas, a goal that fits the Jamestown launch closely. Public professional profiles list Hoffman with about 19 years of dermatology experience, and they say he graduated from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 2007.
Skin Win Dermatology says it provides skin cancer screenings, full-body skin exams and treatment for conditions including acne, psoriasis and melasma. That mix of services matters in a town where patients often have had to travel for specialty care, especially for suspicious moles, ongoing skin conditions and preventive checks that are easier to put off when the nearest dermatologist is miles away.
The Jamestown Area Chamber of Commerce listed Skin Win Dermatology PC as a member business at the same 300 2nd Ave. NE address and promoted the opening with a Chamber event, “S.T.I.R. With Skin Win Dermatology,” held Monday from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. A public event listing invited community members to meet the team, tour the office and celebrate the Jamestown location. The local office is also listed with the phone number 701-760-4899.
The opening extends Skin Win Dermatology’s North Dakota footprint beyond Jamestown, with public listings in Bismarck, Williston, Fargo and Minot. For Jamestown, the new clinic adds another specialized health-care provider downtown and broadens the mix of recurring services available in the local business district.
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