# SpotDoc — The Skin Cancer Company > SpotDoc — "The Skin Cancer Company" — is a skin-cancer screening company building a national network dedicated to finding skin cancer earlier. SpotDoc pairs SpotCheck 360° total body photography (full-body imaging on a Canfield Vectra WB360) with board-certified dermatologist review to map the skin and track changes over time. It delivers care through three models: Flagship Clinics owned and operated by SpotDoc, Partnership Practices that bring SpotDoc imaging into established dermatology groups, and Concierge Services at premium health centers — with a mission to make early skin cancer detection more accessible across the country. Network: - Flagship clinic: The Villages, Florida — led by Tyler Long, DO (board-certified dermatologist) with Kim Nguyen, NP-C - Partnership Practices: Navesink Dermatology (formerly Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center) in Red Bank, NJ, and Skin and Laser Center of NJ in Ramsey, NJ - Concierge Services: New York City (Elitra Health) - Expanding to new markets across the United States How SpotCheck 360° works: a Canfield Vectra WB360 captures 92 photographs in about a second to build a full-body map of the skin; each visit is compared to the prior baseline so the team evaluates what is changing over time. The clinical guides and articles below are physician-reviewed and cite peer-reviewed sources. ## Clinical guides - [Actinic Keratosis](https://spotdoc.com/clinical-guides/actinic-keratosis): Actinic keratoses are rough, scaly patches from years of sun exposure. They are the most common precancer and a direct precursor to squamous cell carcinoma,… - [Basal Cell Carcinoma](https://spotdoc.com/clinical-guides/basal-cell-carcinoma): Basal cell carcinoma is the most common skin cancer. It grows slowly, rarely spreads, and is highly curable, especially when caught early. What it looks like… - [Melanoma](https://spotdoc.com/clinical-guides/melanoma): Melanoma is a family of skin cancers, from melanoma in situ (almost always curable) to invasive and advanced disease. This overview explains the types and st… - [Photodynamic Therapy (PDT)](https://spotdoc.com/clinical-guides/photodynamic-therapy): Photodynamic therapy uses a light-activated medicine to clear actinic keratoses and sun damage across a whole area at once. How it works, what to expect, and… - [Squamous Cell Carcinoma](https://spotdoc.com/clinical-guides/squamous-cell-carcinoma): Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common skin cancer. Most are cured with surgery, but a higher-risk minority can spread, so risk and early treatmen… - [Sunscreen & SPF](https://spotdoc.com/clinical-guides/sunscreen): Daily sunscreen is one of the simplest ways to lower your risk of skin cancer and slow skin aging. Here is what the research actually shows it prevents, how… - [Total Body Photography](https://spotdoc.com/clinical-guides/total-body-photography): Total body photography makes a 3D map of your skin so a dermatologist can spot new and changing moles over time. Here is how the technology grew from flat ph… ## Research & news - [Can a Vitamin Lower Your Skin Cancer Risk? What the Nicotinamide Research Shows](https://spotdoc.com/blog/nicotinamide-skin-cancer): A large 2025 study renewed interest in nicotinamide, an inexpensive form of vitamin B3, for preventing skin cancer. Here's what the research actually shows,… - [Skin Cancer in the 21st Century: Takeaways From Our VHA Talk](https://spotdoc.com/blog/dermatology-21st-century-vha-lecture): In June, Dr. Tyler Long, DO, spoke to about 250 Villages residents about catching skin cancer early. For everyone who couldn't make it, here are the key take… - [What a New Study Reveals About Skin Cancer in Older Floridians](https://spotdoc.com/blog/skin-cancer-florida-older-adults): A 2026 study tracked melanoma in older Floridians. The takeaway for anyone who retired here: the risk is real, steady, and largely preventable. Here's what i… - [Why Villages Residents Face a Higher Skin Cancer Risk](https://spotdoc.com/blog/skin-cancer-risk-the-villages-florida): Florida's year-round sun is one of the great draws of life in The Villages. It's also why our patients here carry one of the highest skin cancer risks in the… - [Skin Cancer Screening in The Villages, Florida](https://spotdoc.com/blog/skin-cancer-screening-the-villages): A full-body skin cancer screening is the simplest way to catch a problem early. Here's what a screening at SpotDoc in The Villages involves, who should have… ## Flagship clinic — The Villages, Florida - Address: 3614 Kiessel Road, Brownwood Square, The Villages, FL 32163 · Phone: (352) 914-3451 - Care team: Tyler Long, DO (board-certified dermatologist) and Kim Nguyen, NP-C - Equipment: the only Canfield Vectra WB360 within 280 miles - Insurance: Medicare and most major commercial plans accepted for the clinical exam, including Aetna, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, and Blue Cross Blue Shield; no referral needed for most plans. The total body photography itself is currently an out-of-pocket charge, quoted before booking. Medicare Advantage plans are often out of network; coverage is verified before the visit. - [The Villages clinic](https://spotdoc.com/villages): services, care team, and what to expect at a visit. ## About SpotDoc - [About SpotDoc](https://spotdoc.com/about): the company, its team, and its skin-cancer-only mission. - [SpotCheck 360° technology](https://spotdoc.com/about/technology): how total body photography works at SpotDoc. - [FAQ](https://spotdoc.com/faq): insurance, referrals, visit length, and how findings are handled. - [Contact](https://spotdoc.com/contact): locations and how to reach us. ## Optional - [Learn hub — all guides, research & news](https://spotdoc.com/blog) - [RSS feed](https://spotdoc.com/feed.xml)