Podiatrist in Charlotte, NC Maintains Up-to-Date Practice Website

Dr. Scott Basinger, Charlotte, NC podiatrist, encourages patients to visit Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte's interactive website.

2013-05-04

CHARLOTTE, NC, May 04, 2013 (Press-News.org) While Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte's website is not a new feature, Dr. Scott Basinger, podiatrist in Charlotte, NC, encourages his patients to visit his website whenever they have a question or desire further information on important foot and ankle health care information. The practice website is available 24/7/365, which allows patients to easily access important information at any time of the day, from any location.

"My website is always available for my patients, which helps in improving their knowledge of various foot and ankle health care topics. While my office does close, my website is always available. I hope that my patients continue to utilize the website so that they can continue to remain updated on important information," said Dr. Scott Basinger, Charlotte, NC podiatrist.

The website for Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte can be accessed by visiting http://www.afccharlotte.com from a desktop computer, laptop, mobile phone or tablet device. From the website's homepage, patients can gain instant access to an array of online features. Whether they are searching for more information on bunions in Charlotte, NC, or information on Dr. Basinger, the website provides a wealth of valuable podiatric information for patients.

When patients are in search of in-depth information on various foot and ankle health care topics, the vast patient education library is available to answer questions. Through the patient education library, patients can search through an array of podiatric topics, including bunions, ingrown toenails and foot pain in Charlotte, NC. The library is available to better inform patients of important foot and ankle health care topics around the clock.

Dr. Scott Basinger, Ballantyne, NC podiatrist, invites his patients to explore Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte's website for valuable foot and ankle health care information. Readily available around the clock, the website for Dr. Basinger continues to be the go-to resource for valuable information.

About Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte: Dr. Scott Basinger of Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte is a board certified podiatrist and foot surgeon in Charlotte, NC. This experienced podiatrist specializes in surgery and medicine of the foot and ankle as well as heel pain, foot pain, ingrown toenails, bunions and orthotics. Additionally, Dr. Basinger stays abreast of latest trends in podiatry by attending various seminars throughout the year, including the nationally leading American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons 68th Annual Seminar and the North Carolina Foot & Ankle Society Scientific Seminar on multiple occasions.

Media Contact:
Dr. Scott Basinger
12610 North Community House Drive, Suite 202
Charlotte, NC 28277
704-541-3668
http://www.afccharlotte.com/

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