CHICAGO, IL, February 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) Patients are invited to visit the website for Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd. to gain valuable foot and ankle health care knowledge through the practice's newsletters and blog. Dr. Marc Feder, Chicago podiatrist, is pleased to offer patients a new avenue for gaining valuable podiatric information around the clock.
"At Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd. we don't just treat feet, we treat people, who happen to have foot problems. Expanding on our unique approach to foot and ankle health care, we are excited to offer our patients increased knowledge through our online newsletters and blog. At any time of the day our patients can easily access an array of information on their foot and ankle health," said Dr. Feder, podiatrist in Chicago.
From Chicago laser toenail treatment - PinPointe FootLaser - to treatment of heel pain and bunions, patients can visit the practice's website for easy access to the information rich newsletters and practice blog. At any point during a patient's day, they can visit the website for Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd. for instant access to a range of podiatric topics through both the newsletters and the blog.
Linked with the interactive blog, patients can also gain instant access to updates from the practice through Facebook and Twitter. Patients can easily join the Facebook and Twitter pages for Dr. Feder and Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd. by visiting the practice website at http://www.aplfeet.com.
Once a patient is in the network, they will receive instant updates from Dr. Feder, Chicago PinPointe FootLaser specialist. In addition to receiving updates, patients can also provide feedback and comments for Dr. Feder and his experienced team of podiatric specialists at Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd.
Whether patients are in search of Near North laser toenail treatment or any other topic of interest, they turn to Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd. for all of their podiatric needs. Dr. Feder's continual commitment to his patients, as well as his passion for delivering quality patient care keeps him at the forefront of podiatric procedures and techniques. The practice's newsletters, educational blog and social network further demonstrate Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd's eagerness to engage patients and improve communication methods through technological advancements.
About Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd: Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd. are serving patients throughout the Chicagoland area and the Near North neighborhood. His sons, Drs. Joel and Marc Feder at the Six Corners Medical Center, now continue the original practice, established in 1945 by Dr. Harold Feder. Offering an array of podiatric services, including laser fungus treatment, Affiliated Podiatrists, Ltd. continues to satisfy its' patients foot and ankle needs- time and time again.
Media Contact:
Dr. Marc Feder
contact@aplfeet.com
4211 N. Cicero Ave. #301
Chicago, IL 60641
(773) 202-8800
http://www.aplfeet.com/
Chicago Podiatrist Provides Valuable Foot and Ankle Health Care Knowledge Via Practice Website
Affiliated Podiatrists, LTD, podiatrists in Chicago, offer online newsletters and informational blogs for increased patient knowledge.
2012-02-08
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