CHICAGO, IL, May 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) Lakeview dentist Dr. Scott Emalfarb, along with his partner Dr. Matthew Reese, are happy to announce the launch of their practice's mobile website. The new site is designed to be easily viewed on both mobile and tablet devices.
Because mobile devices have smaller screens and slower speeds than computers, content that would easily load on a PC may not work on a mobile device or load very slowly. To remedy this, the Lakeview family dentist's mobile site is designed specifically to load quickly and fit on the screen of a mobile or tablet device.
"I am glad that we are able to offer this service to our patients. More and more people today are accessing the internet from their mobile phones or tablets and I'm glad that we are able to offer a site that will be easily viewed on these devices. I hope all of our patients will access our new mobile site from their phones and tablets," said Dr. Emalfarb, dentist in Lakeview.
The statistics prove that use of the internet on mobile phones is trending upwards. Since 2010, mobile searches have quadrupled and by 2015, there will be one mobile phone for every person on earth. By 2013, it is estimated that more people will use their mobile phones to access the internet than PCs. Because of these trends, the Lakeview dentist felt that he had to offer a mobile site to best serve his patients.
The mobile site has all of the important functions that the full site offers. General practice information such as office hours, location, staff bios and a full list of servies provided at the practice are listed. In addition, there is also an easy to use online appointment scheduler. Patients simply have to enter the date and time that they wish to come in for an appointment and the practice's scheduling coordinator will follow up shortly thereafter with a confirmation through email or a text message.
For new patients, there are downloadable new patient forms that can be printed and filled out prior to coming in for the first appointment with the Lakeview Chicago dentist. There are also easy to use turn-by-turn directions powered by Google Maps to ensure that patients can easily find the practice.
About Dr. Scott Emalfarb: Drs. Scott Emalfarb and Matthew Reese, Lakeview dentists, are experienced dentists who offer exceptional care to their patients. Conveniently located adjacent to the Belmont "El" stop in Chicago, these Lakeview family dentists are committed to offering the best dental services to their patients in Lakeview.
Media Contact:
Lakeview Dental Associates
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1014 W. Belmont Ave.
Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 472-6322
http://www.lakeviewdentalassociatespc.com
Lakeview Dentist Offers Mobile Version of Website
Dr. Scott Emalfarb, dentist in Lakeview, is pleased to have created a mobile version of his practice's comprehensive dental website.
2012-05-17
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[Press-News.org] Lakeview Dentist Offers Mobile Version of WebsiteDr. Scott Emalfarb, dentist in Lakeview, is pleased to have created a mobile version of his practice's comprehensive dental website.