CARMEL, IN, April 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Premier podiatrist in Indianapolis, Dr. Jeffrey Agricola, is pleased to offer patients added educational resources to the practice's informative website. The resources were added in order to enhance a patient's knowledge of foot and ankle health care. Valuable resources can be found in the patient education library, practice blog and through the practice's Facebook and Twitter accounts.
Patients can easily access a patient education library full of an array of topics on foot and ankle health care via the practice's innovative website. Dr. Agricola and the team of specialists and staff at Prestige Podiatry believe that informed patients are better equipped to make decisions regarding their health and well-being. The use of an extensive patient education library, blog, and Facebook and Twitter accounts allow patients to receive exceptional care through all mediums.
Dr. Agricola, Indianapolis podiatrist, encourages patients to search the patient education library when a question or concern arises about their foot and ankle health. Patients can search through a wide variety of topics to aid in the proper care and maintenance of their feet. In addition, patients can visit the practice's blog for further information on various topics including the health of their feet and the practice as a whole. Facebook and Twitter are also available for a personal interaction with Prestige Podiatry and other patients.
"It is important for my patients to be aware of the health of their feet and ankles, and the educational resources available help me do just that. In order to make proper decisions and to take care of their feet, patients need resources available to aid them in the knowledge of foot and ankle health care. Through the use of the patient education library, blog Facebook and Twitter pages, patients have an array of resources available to meet all of their needs as they arise," said Dr. Agricola, Indianapolis podiatrist.
Additionally, Dr. Jeffrey Agricola was named in America's top podiatrist/foot doctor list for the second time by Consumer Research Council of America with a specialty in foot and ankle surgery. Prestige Podiatry and Dr. Agricola treat all conditions of the foot and ankle, including heel pain, bunions, hammertoes, ingrown toenails, warts, foot and ankle fractures, sports pain and injuries, laser treatment for toenail fungus, and many other foot and ankle conditions, further proving that Dr. Agricola is a top podiatrist.
Patients who are looking for quality foot and ankle health care turn to Prestige Podiatry, podiatrists in Indianapolis, for the best in quality care available. Whether patients are searching for treatment of their heel pain or bunions, Dr. Agricola and his team of professionals exhibit their commitment to providing exceptional care through the educational resources available on the practice's website.
About Prestige Podiatry: Prestige Podiatry is operated by leading Indianapolis podiatrists, Dr. Agricola and Dr. Miller. Dr. Agricola completed his surgical residency in Indianapolis at Westview Hospital and is the Vice Chair of the Department of Surgery and the assistant Director of the Podiatric Surgical Residency Program at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. In addition, Dr. Agricola is a member and fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, as well as a Diplomat and a board certified surgeon of the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. This full-service podiatric practice offers a full array of foot and ankle treatments, including treatment for heel pain and bunions. Additionally, all of the professionals at Prestige Podiatry maintain the highest levels of accreditation and pursue ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest trends in podiatry.
Media Contact:
Dr. Jeffrey Agricola
contactus@prestigepodiatry.com
277 East Carmel Drive,
Carmel, IN 46032
317-846-4111
http://www.prestigepodiatry.com
Podiatrist In Indianapolis Extends Patient Education Outside Of Office
Dr. Jeffrey Agricola, Indianapolis podiatrist, adds valuable patient education resources to practice's website for increased patient knowledge of foot and ankle health care.
2011-04-27
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[Press-News.org] Podiatrist In Indianapolis Extends Patient Education Outside Of OfficeDr. Jeffrey Agricola, Indianapolis podiatrist, adds valuable patient education resources to practice's website for increased patient knowledge of foot and ankle health care.