Jacksonville Dermatologist Launches Mobile Website to Aide New Office

Dr. Kendall Adkisson, dermatologist in Jacksonville, FL, is excited to announce the creation of Intracoastal Dermatology's mobile website.

2013-02-13

JACKSONVILLE, FL, February 13, 2013 (Press-News.org) To further expand Intracoastal Dermatology, Dr. Kendall Adkisson, Jacksonville dermatologist, is pleased to announce the launch of the practice's mobile website. While Intracoastal Dermatology is scheduled to open their doors on April 1, 2013, Dr. Adkisson wanted to remain ahead of the game by allowing patients to easily access important information about the office.

Drs. Kendall Adkisson and Florence O'Connell, dermatologists in Jacksonville, FL, are looking forward to April for the opening of Intracoastal Dermatology and hope that their patients will continue to explore their website and mobile website for all of the information they need prior to the opening of their office. With the mobile website, patients can access the most up-to-date and important skin care information around the clock from any location.

"We are excited to offer a mobile website for our office so that our patients can remain up-to-date with important information no matter where they are. With our mobile site, we can offer the same benefits offered through our traditional website, but for easy access for busy patients on-the-go. Our patients can browse our website and make requests for appointments with just the point of a finger," said Dr. Kendall Adkisson, Jacksonville, FL dermatologist.

New and current patients of Drs. Adkisson and O'Connell can visit Intracoastal Dermatology's mobile website by visiting http://www.intracoastaldermatology.com. Once patients have accessed the website, they will instantly be directed to an easy navigation menu. With the point of a finger, patients can explore the website and search for information on an array of skin care topics, including Jacksonville skin cancer screenings, skin cancer treatment, acne treatment and rosacea in Jacksonville, among other topics.

The mobile website also allows patients to easily request an appointment with Drs. Kendall Adkisson and Florence O'Connell. With online appointments, patients can easily schedule their next appointment at Intracoastal Dermatology. Whether patients are searching for skin cancer screenings and treatments, rosacea care or acne treatment in Jacksonville, Drs. Adkisson and O'Connell look forward to helping their patients maintain healthy, glowing skin.

With the launch of Intracoastal Dermatology's mobile website, Drs. Kendall Adkisson and Florence O'Connell further prove their dedication and commitment to providing patients with the best care possible. For more information on Intracoastal Dermatology and various skin care topics, such as Jacksonville skin cancer treatment, patients can visit the new mobile website from any place, at any time prior to their grand opening on April 1, 2013.

About Intracoastal Dermatology: Opening April 1, 2013, Intracoastal Dermatology consists of two dermatologists-Dr. Kendall Adkisson and Dr. Florence O'Connell. Intracoastal Dermatology offers a whole variety of medical, surgical and cosmetic procedures at a convenient location in Jacksonville with both evening and Saturday appointments available. Dr. Kendall Adkisson is a board certified dermatologist who was born and raised in West Texas. She graduated summa cum laude from Texas A&M University and received her medical training at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston, Texas where she received several awards for academic achievement. Following an internship at Methodist Hospital in Houston, TX, she completed her dermatology training at Scott and White Memorial Hospital in Temple, TX. Dr. Florence O'Connell is a board certified dermatologist who was raised in Jacksonville, FL and is excited to be practicing dermatology in her hometown. She attended Jacksonville University where she graduated summa cum laude and received her medical degree from the University of Florida College of Medicine in Gainesville, FL. Dr. O'Connell went on to complete her internship in internal medicine as well as her residency in dermatology at the University of Florida College of Medicine.

Media Contact:
Dr. Kendall Adkisson
contactus@intracoastaldermatology.com
4776 Hodges Blvd. Suite 105
Jacksonville, FL 32224
(904) 404-8555
http://www.intracoastaldermatology.com

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