Podiatrist In San Mateo Utilizes Two Convenient Office Locations For Exceptional Patient Care

Dr. David Kaplan, podiatrist in San Mateo, CA, invites patients to join the new social network for Foot Care Specialists, Inc.

2012-12-02

SAN MATEO, CA, December 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) FootCare Specialists, Inc. offers two convenient office locations in California - Half Moon Bay and San Mateo. Each office location is conveniently located in order to provide patients in their local communities with the best foot and ankle care possible. Dr. David Kaplan, podiatrist in San Mateo, invites each of his patients-new and current-to visit the office that is most convenient for their foot and ankle health care whenever a problem arises.

"It is important that our patients get the best care possible and our multiple locations allow us to do just that. Our patients have five locations to choose from that offer convenient and flexible operating times. No matter where our patients are we have a place for them to visit," said Dr. David Kaplan, podiatrist in San Mateo, CA.

Patients can choose from offices in Half Moon Bay and San Mateo, CA for their foot and ankle needs. From routine care to treatment of spider veins in San Mateo, patients can visit either of the two offices for the best in quality podiatric care available from Dr. Kaplan. When choosing a podiatrist, convenience of location is key, which is why FootCare Specialists, Inc. can be easily found at both locations.

With two easily accessible locations, FootCare Specialists, Inc. offers an array of facilities, services, and equipment to help aid in providing patients with exceptional foot and ankle health care. The offices for Dr. David Kaplan utilize an array of advanced treatments to provide exceptional care for every patient. From heel pain to the treatment of fungus with the toenail laser in San Mateo, Dr. Kaplan is fully equipped to handle every patient's podiatric needs.

Patients are encouraged to visit FootCare Specialists' website to explore the various foot and ankle health care information whenever a question or concern arises. Dr. Kaplan, podiatrist offering treatment with orthotics in San Mateo, and his experienced staff of podiatric professionals offer the accessibility and personal commitment patients look for in a podiatrist. This is further seen through the practice's availability through two convenient office locations.

About Foot Care Specialists, Inc.: Foot Care Specialists, Inc. is owned and operated by board certified foot and ankle surgeon Dr. David Kaplan. Dr. Kaplan is an expert in surgery procedures of the foot and ankle. He is also a diplomat of the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, and a diplomat of the National Board of Podiatry Examiners. Specializing in the latest techniques available Dr. Kaplan provides patients with the ultimate care possible for any problem patients might have with their feet and ankles.

Media Contact:
Sylvia Moisoff-Kaplan
kaplanfootcarespecialists@yahoo.com
39 N. San Mateo Dr. Suite 400
San Mateo, CA 94401
(650) 343-7775
http://www.footcarespecialists.com

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