BROOKLYN, NY, February 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) Leading podiatrist in Brooklyn, NY, Dr. Michael Perlstein, has created the opportunity for patients to learn how important proper foot and ankle health is with the help of the practice's informational blog via the practice's website. Patients can access the blog from the practice's homepage or directly at http://www.brooklynfootdoc.com/blog.html.
The information rich blog is periodically updated by Dr. Perlstein, Brooklyn podiatrist open on Sundays, and can be easily accessed on the practice's website. Past blog topics written by Dr. Perlstein have included plantar fasciitis, Morton's Neuroma, and laser toenail fungus in Brooklyn among an array of other topics.
"Our patients should receive the best in quality care at our practice by allowing us to bring various specialties to the office. We want to make sure our practice is offering the best it can for our patients. Through the blog we can also share the newest technologies and offer the latest in advancements for our patients. Along with the information included in the blogs, our patients have the ability to leave us comments and questions in regards to the information provided," stated Dr. Perlstein, podiatrist in Brooklyn, NY.
Working in harmony with the new blog patients can find links to the practice's Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter pages as well. Patients can access the links from the homepage for this podiatrist in Brooklyn. The creation of the practice's Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and Blog was to enhance patient interaction with the office. Patients are able to visit these websites to gain valuable information about the practice, as well as learn from other patient's experiences.
"Not only do patients deserve to have foot and ankle health care information available at any time, but they need the interaction that social media websites allow them to have. With these various websites, patients are able to discuss valuable information between each other, as well as with me, their podiatrist," said Dr. Perlstein, podiatrist in Brooklyn.
Dr. Michael Perlstein is also pleased to announce the use of the PinPointe FootLaser for patients in the Brooklyn area who suffer from nail fungus. Patients can find relief from their symptoms with the use of PinPointe FootLaser, which can eliminate that embarrassing toenail fungus that affects millions of people worldwide. In about 30 minutes, patients receive treatment for their nail fungus without having to alter their day.
In addition to the PinPointe FootLaser, Dr. Perlstein also uses shockwave therapy to relieve heel pain in Brooklyn, as well as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis and an array of other ailments. This quick, effective procedure harnesses intense, but very short energy waves to heal many chronic painful conditions. There are no surgical risks, no downtime, no time and money wasted on treatments that don't work. Shockwave therapy is proven, effective pain relief for patients' symptoms.
Whether patients are looking for treatments for bunions, emergency care, or a Brooklyn podiatrist open on Sundays, they turn to Dr. Perlstein for quality foot and ankle health care that they can trust. This Brooklyn podiatrist's goal to educate patients through an interactive blog, coupled with his years of experience demonstrates his genuine concern for his patients in Brooklyn.
About Dr. Perlstein: Dr. Michael Perlstein is an experienced podiatrist in Brooklyn. Treating over 25,000 patients since 1986, Dr. Perlstein provides the best podiatric care possible for hammertoes, nail fungus removal, heel pain, diabetic wound therapy, and bunions in Brooklyn. Additionally, Dr. Perlstein travels the country to pursue ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest in podiatric health. The practice accepts most insurance plans, provides appointments on Sundays and is a Brooklyn emergency care podiatrist.
Media Contact:
Dr. Michael Perlstein
contactus@brooklynfootdoc.com
4414 14th Avenue
Brooklyn NY, 11219
(718) 438-8188
http://www.brooklynfootdoc.com
Brooklyn Podiatrist, Dr. Michael Perlstein, Reaches Out to Patients Through Launch of New Blog
Dr. Michael Perlstein, podiatrist in Brooklyn, NY, enhances patient education with the introduction of the practice's informative blog.
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