Podiatrist in Charlotte, NC Expedites Patients' First Visits

Dr. Scott Basinger of Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte invites patients to fill out new patient paperwork prior to their first appointment.

2011-10-22

CHARLOTTE, NC, October 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Leading podiatrist in Charlotte, NC, Dr. Scott Basinger, continues to make receiving foot and ankle health care easier with advancements in information technology. Patients can now visit the practice's website to download, print and fill out new patient paperwork.

A patient's first visit to Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte establishes a vital foundation for the relationship between the patient and Dr. Basinger, treating foot pain in Charlotte, NC, and his staff members. During a patient's first visit, Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte makes sure to obtain important background information, such as medical history, and to give the patient time to get to know Dr. Scott Basinger.

"First visit paperwork seems to always take up a majority of a patient's visit, but with the new online patient forms we can eliminate all that time. Instead, my patients can spend more one-on-one time with me and my staff to get to the bottom of their ailments," said Dr. Scott Basinger, specializing in orthotics in Charlotte, NC.

In addition, patients can visit the practice's website to understand what to expect at their visit. Dr. Basinger believes that being well-prepared for their appointment will ensure that he has all of the needed information to provide the best possible care for his patients. It will also help revive any unnecessary anxiety patients may be feeling before stepping into the office.

With a vast education library, full of an array of foot and ankle health care topics, patients can educate themselves on their symptoms by reviewing the content on the practice's website at http://www.afccharlotte.com. Patients are also encouraged to take time to review the staff page and to familiarize themselves with Dr. Scott Basinger, foot surgeon in Charlotte, NC.

From heel pain in Charlotte, NC to bunions and ingrown toenails, patients can turn to Dr. Scott Basinger of Ankle & Foot Center of Charlotte for all of their foot and ankle health care needs. Further proof of Dr. Basinger's continual commitment to providing superior care can be seen through the launch of the practice's new patient paperwork, available online for expedited first visits.

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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