White Plains Podiatrist Celebrates Over Three Decades in Podiatry

Dr. Eric Peters, foot doctor in White Plains, NY, continues to provide patients in New York with exceptional foot and ankle health care for more than 30 years.

2012-12-30

WHITE PLAINS, NY, December 30, 2012 (Press-News.org) Since 1980, Dr. Eric Peters, White Plains podiatrist, has been in private practice in New York. With 32 years of experience, Dr. Peters works to provide his patients with the highest quality treatment in a friendly, caring and attentive manner.

"It truly is an honor to continue to provide my patients with exceptional care after more than 30 years. Each year I maintain up-to-date education, so that I can continue to provide my patients with the most advanced care possible, for the best results. I look forward to continuing to serve my community for many more years," said Dr. Eric Peters, foot doctor in White Plains, NY.

Dr. Eric Peters, White Plains, NY foot doctor, is a graduate of the NY College of Podiatric Medicine. He has practiced podiatry in New York since his graduation in 1980, and continues to provide the same quality foot and ankle health care for all of his patients. He is a member of several professional societies and also maintains multiple certifications that further prove his ability to provide the best care possible for his patients.

Additionally, Dr. Peters serves at various medical centers and hospitals throughout the New York area. His staffing privileges include White Plains Hospital Medical Center, St. Francis Medical Center, White Plains Ambulatory Surgical Center and Hudson Valley Surgical Center at St. Francis Medical Center. With these staffing privileges, Dr. Peters expands his ability to help patients from every area to improve the health of their feet and ankles, including the treatment of White Plains bunions.

From White Plains foot surgery to treatment of bunions, heel pain and diabetic foot care in White Plains, Dr. Peters is committed to treating every patient's foot and ankle health problems, as well as helping them to maintain healthy, happy feet. After 32 years of providing the highest quality and standard of care, Dr. Eric Peters is still the preferred choice for podiatric care in the New York area.

About Dr. Eric Peters: Dr. Eric Peters is a board certified podiatrist, and has been in private practice in New York since 1980. He specializes in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, and has performed thousands of surgical procedures within the last 32 years. Dr. Peters was born and raised in NYC and attended the NY College of Podiatric Medicine in 1980. He is also a Diplomate at the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, certified in PinPointe Laser and is Board Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. Dr. Peters offers an array of services and treatments, including the treatment of heel pain, bunions and toenail fungus, among others.

Media Contact:
Dr. Eric Peters
contactus@drericpeters.com
171 E. Post Rd. Suite 210-211
White Plains, NY 10601
(914) 285-4444
http://www.drericpeters.com

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