Norwalk Ear, Nose And Throat Doctor Improves Visits To Parker Ear Nose And Throat Of Fairfield County

Dr. Andrew Parker, Norwalk ENT, offers downloadable new patient forms for improved patient care.

2013-05-19

NORWALK, CT, May 19, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Andrew Parker, Norwalk ear, nose and throat doctor, is now offering new online patient forms for first appointments. Patients can easily access the forms via the practice's state-of-the-art website at http://www.parkerent.com to download and print before their initial visit to Parker Ear, Nose & Throat of Fairfield County.

With necessary paperwork completed in advance of their first visit, patients can spend more one-on-one time getting to know their Norwalk ENT, discussing symptoms and completing treatments. The registration forms can be easily accessed and downloaded via the practice's website. Dr. Parker encourages each new patient to complete paperwork prior to their first appointments so that he can provide more one-on-one time for proper diagnosis and treatment.

"It is my goal to provide consistent, exceptional, quality care for my patients. This is why I have allowed them to download and print new patient forms via my practice's website. By printing and filling out the paperwork before their initial appointment, this allows my patients to spend more one on one time with me and less on paperwork," said Dr. Andrew Parker, Westport ENT.

A patient's first visit, whether it is for a Westport Tinnitus, tonsils or Norwalk snoring treatment, involves special steps in order for Dr. Andrew Parker and his staff to get to know patients better. To understand what to expect at their first visit, patients can access the practice's website for further information, as well as the online patient forms. Patients will find the practical information that they need, such as a map with directions to Dr. Parker's office, payment policies, hours of operation, and more.

Additionally, the patient friendly website offers online appointment requests, an extensive patient education library, and a link to the practice's social media channel-Facebook. Through the wide-ranging patient education library, patients can easily access an array of ear, nose and throat health care topics including Norwalk snoring, tonsils, adenoids and tinnitus, among an array of others.

Dr. Andrew Parker is a leading Norwalk and Westport ear, nose and throat doctor (otolaryngologist). Working alongside his professional team of ear, nose and throat professionals, Dr. Parker strives to deliver the highest quality of ear, nose and throat health care in a comfortable and convenient setting. Services offered by Dr. Andrew Parker and his team of experts include, Norwalk adenoid, tinnitus, tonsils and snoring treatments, among many other services and procedures.

Being well prepared for an appointment with new patient forms allows patients to get the most from their visit with Dr. Andrew Parker and his team of ear, nose and throat health care professionals at Parker Ear, Nose & Throat of Fairfield County. The new patient forms help to relieve any unnecessary stress or anxiety a patient may be feeling prior to their first appointment.

About Parker Ear Nose & Throat of Fairfield County: Dr. Andrew Parker is a board certified otolaryngologist and completed his residency at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, the oldest specialty hospital in the United States. In addition, he is the Chief of Surgery for the section of Ear, Nose and Throat at Norwalk Hospital and performs surgery when not practicing medicine at his office. Dr. Parker and his staff of licensed audiologists, a physician associate and another board certified physician, treat all Ear, Nose and Throat maladies including tinnitus, tonsils and hearing loss.

Media Contact:
Dr. Andrew Parker
lynnpadell@aol.com
148 East Avenue, Suite 2-I
Norwalk, CT 06851
720-851-1676
http://www.parkerent.com/

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