Chicago Podiatrist Shares Patient Testimonials Online Via Website

Dr. James Elipas, podiatrist in Lincolnwood and Chicago, IL, invites patients to view previous patient testimonials for increased confidence.

2012-08-02

CHICAGO, IL, August 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) To further increase his patients' confidence in receiving treatment for their various foot and ankle ailments, Dr. James Elipas, Chicago podiatrist, offers a glimpse at previous patient visits through online testimonials available through Ankle and Foot Specialists' website. The patient testimonials are available so that patients can share their thoughts on their experience, in addition to viewing previous patients' experiences with Drs. James Elipas, John Flanagan and Jeremy Hyrczyk, podiatrists in Lincolnwood and Chicago, IL.

"We want our patients to feel completely confident and comfortable with receiving care from our offices. Located in both Chicago and Lincolnwood, we are happy to offer our patients exceptional foot and ankle health care," said Dr. James Elipas, Lincolnwood podiatrist. "By offering patient testimonials we hope that our patients will both share their experiences and view others experiences as well-helping us to improve our practice."

Serving the Chicagoland area communities since 1981, Dr. Elipas, Chicago, IL podiatrist, encourages his patients to visit the practice website to view and leave reviews of Ankle and Foot Specialists. By leaving reviews, patients can help Dr. Elipas further expand his practice to meet their every foot and ankle need, while instilling confidence in other patients.

One patient of Ankle and Foot Specialists stated, "I would highly recommend Ankle and Foot Specialists. I suffered with a heel spur and plantar fasciitis. After a period of initial conservative treatment, it was recommended that my best course of care was surgery. Doctors Elipas and Flanagan spent a long time with me explaining the procedure in detail and ensuring that all my questions and concerns were addressed. I received a lot of one on one time from both the doctors and the staff. I never felt rushed. The staff was extremely helpful and thorough."

Through this patient's review of her experience with Chicago plantar fasciitis, other patients can gain insight into what they can expect when they visit the office for consultation and treatments. Drs. Elipas and Flanagan, Lincolnwood, IL podiatrists, strive to provide their patients with exceptional foot and ankle care. Through patient testimonials they can continue to do what patients enjoy, while improving areas that may need work.

To view other testimonials, leave a review, or learn more about the team at Ankle and Foot Specialists, patients can visit the practice's interactive website at http://www.ankleandfootdocs.com.

About Ankle and Foot Specialists: Dr. James Elipas works alongside Dr. John T. Flanagan and Dr. Jeremy Hyrczyk at Ankle and Foot Specialists. Together, Drs. Elipas and Flanagan provide an array of services for their patients including treatment of toenail fungus and plantar fasciitis, among others. Dr. Elipas attended Illinois College of Podiatric Medicine, now named Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine, and graduated with his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree in 1979. He completed Podiatric Externship at the University of Chicago in 1979 and completed his Podiatric Surgical Residency at Henrotin Hospital in 1980. Dr. Elipas has served the Chicagoland communities since 1981. Dr. John Flanagan continued his education at Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric located in Chicago, IL where he graduated as a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine in 1987. He served his preceptorship at Foot & Ankle Clinics of America from 1987 to 1989 then remained as a podiatric associated until 1991. He joined Ankle and Foot Specialists in 1992.

Media Contact:
Dr. James Elipas
contactus@ankleandfootdocs.com
6304 N. Nagle Avenue
Chicago, IL 60646
(778) 853-0081
http://www.ankleandfootdocs.com/

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