Solaris Medical Wellness Appreciates Patient Feedback

Dr. Ken McWilliams, providing hormone replacement therapy in Chandler, encourages patients to leave reviews of Solaris Medical Wellness to help improve care offered.

2012-12-12

CHANDLER, AZ, December 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Ken McWilliams, doctor providing hormone replacement therapy in Chandler, appreciates the feedback left by his patients after their visits and continues to encourage each patient to leave a review via popular review sites-Google, Yahoo! and Yelp. By leaving reviews, patients help Dr. McWilliams and his staff at Solaris Medical Wellness to further improve the care received and services offered, including Chandler hormone replacement therapy.

"I always enjoy hearing from my patients, and getting a better understanding for their thoughts while in Solaris Medical Wellness. We cater to our patients' every medical need, and with their reviews I can continue to provide optimal care for them. I encourage all of my patients to leave reviews through Google, Yahoo! or Yelp so that I can continue to provide them with the care they need and deserve," said Dr. Ken McWilliams, providing HCG weight loss in Chandler.

To access the review sites for Solaris Medical Wellness, patients can visit the homepage or by visiting http://www.solarismedicalwellness.com/reviews.html. If patients are unsure how to leave reviews, Dr. McWilliams offers a helpful video on "How to write a review on Google," and another video on "How to write a review on Yelp." Whether patients are more partial to Google, Yahoo! or Yelp, the reviews page offers multiple links to direct patients to the proper page for reviews. Whether patients have received Chandler testosterone shots or have experienced Chandler HCG weight loss, Dr. Ken McWilliams invites everyone to share their thoughts on their procedures and treatment at Solaris Medical Wellness.

Through Yelp one patient left Dr. McWilliams a 5-star review stating, "I have had a great experience here with Dr. Kenneth McWilliams and his staff. Dr. McWilliams has helped me to recover from my chronic back pain, pinched nerve issues, degenerative disk disease and leg numbness/shooting leg pain. He is a certified chiropractor and also practices medicine and is a doctor. He is very knowledgeable and well trained in all things related to back pain and stiffness issues. The office is beautiful, the staff is friendly, outgoing and helpful. Since seeing Dr. McWilliams, my back pain and discomfort rate has gone down from an eight to a two."

By leaving reviews, Dr. Ken McWilliams continues to improve Solaris Medical Wellness so that he can fully meet all of his patients' needs. From testosterone shots and medical weight loss to trigger point injection therapy in Chandler, Dr. McWilliams offers an array of services and continues to look forward to hearing what his patients have to say about Solaris Medical Wellness.

About Solaris Medical Wellness: Owned and operated by Dr. Kenneth McWilliams, Solaris Medical Wellness works to provide patients with medical care they need. Dr. McWilliams completed his master of education in exercise science degree at the University of Houston. He then attended the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona to become a naturopathic medical doctor (NMD). A practicing doctor since 1994, Dr. McWilliams started practicing integrative medicine in Arizona in 2004. He has completed a variety of internships and externships in drug rehabilitation centers, acupuncture, family practices, emergency room in Sacaton, as well as physical, pain, and general medicine in various general medical practices. Dr. Kenneth McWilliams holds certification in the following therapies: Anti-aging medicine, Botox and fillers, mesotherapy, prolotherapy, and many laser treatments.

Media Contact:
Dr. Ken McWilliams, NMD, Med, DAAPM
contactus@solarismedicalwellness.com
4917 South Alma School Road Suite 1
Chandler, AZ 85248
(480) 802-6617
http://www.solarismedicalwellness.com

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