Sanford Health opens new clinic in Dickinson, ND

The new Sanford Health Dickinson Clinic, which is replacing the existing Sanford Health Dickinson Clinic, is now open. The new clinic, located at 2615 Fairway St., is more than six times the size of the current clinic at 938 Second Ave. W. and can house more than 20 physicians, providing better patient access than ever before.

"Sanford made a promise to invest in health care in western North Dakota, and this clinic helps deliver on that promise," said Craig Lambrecht, MD, president of the Bismarck region of Sanford Health. "The new clinic will allow patients better access to primary care and allow them to stay closer to home for specialty care. We're committed to providing quality, state-of-the-art health care to Dickinson, Stark County and all of western North Dakota and eastern Montana."

New services at the clinic will include infusion services for cancer treatment, a separate area for walk-in patients that features extended hours, space for a mobile MRI unit and the world's most advanced CT scanner. An ambulatory surgery center is expected to open this summer. Regular clinic hours for the new clinic are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays. Walk-in clinic hours are 8 a.m.-8 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on weekends.

"We are not just moving, we are reinventing ourselves," said Gordon Thomas, MD, family medicine physician who has been with Sanford Health Dickinson Clinic for 30 years. "In 1916 the clinic began in downtown Dickinson and has moved a couple times and made additions. The new clinic is the latest in this process of providing better and better care for this community."

Sanford Health Dickinson Clinic features more than 20 dedicated and experienced health experts in family medicine, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics, general surgery, pediatrics and sports medicine. Visiting specialists in cardiology, orthopedic surgery, podiatry, urology and oncology/hematology also travel from Bismarck to Dickinson to provide specialized care close to home.

"We're excited about it being a super clinic as that brings quality services and more services closer to home," said Sister Paula Larson, member, Sanford Board of Directors.