NORWALK, CT, February 21, 2013 (Press-News.org) With times changing, and the consumers' need for immediacy and utility in mobile using constantly increasing, this has lead Dr. Andrew Parker, Norwalk ENT, to launch a mobile website for Parker Ear Nose & Throat of Fairfield County. The launch of a mobile website allows Dr. Parker to reach his patients from any location, at any time for instance access to quality ear, nose and throat health care information.
"So many people are dependent on their mobile phones and tablet devices. Some of which have their phone on them 24/7. In order to provide the same information for a smartphone user as a desktop computer, we are happy to offer a mobile website. Our mobile patients can now easily access our website without the long wait times for the webpage to load," said Dr. Andrew Parker, Westport and Norwalk ear, nose and throat doctor.
By launching Dr. Parker's mobile website, the full functionality and design of his practice's original website is converted to the smaller screen sizes on mobile devices. The introduction of the mobile website was designed for quick access so that when patients are on the go, they don't have to wait for their webpage to load. With mobile websites, the webpage loads quickly, offering increased information at a faster, more convenient rate so patients can get the information they need right when they need it.
When patients need more information about Dr. Andrew Parker or his office they can visit the mobile website at the same address it always has been - http://www.parkerent.com. Patients can also search important ear, nose and throat health care information including Norwalk tinnitus, tonsils, snoring treatment, hearing aids, and Norwalk adenoids, among an array of other services and treatments.
Patients can continue to access the practice's website via their desktop computer, in addition to the mobile website via their smartphones and tablets for easy access while on the go. With the launch of their mobile website, Dr. Andrew Parker, Westport ENT and Dr. team of experienced ear, nose and throat experts, are excited to offer patients important information no matter where they are with the launch of the mobile website.
About Parker Ear Nose & Throat of Fairfield County: Dr. Andrew Parker is a board certified otolaryngologist and completed his residency at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, the oldest specialty hospital in the United States. In addition, he is the Chief of Surgery for the section of Ear, Nose and Throat at Norwalk Hospital and performs surgery when not practicing medicine at his office. Dr. Parker and his staff of licensed audiologists, a physician associate and another board certified physician, treat all Ear, Nose and Throat maladies including tinnitus, tonsils and hearing loss.
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148 East Avenue, Suite 2-I
Norwalk, CT 06851
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http://www.parkerent.com
Norwalk ENT Increases Ear, Nose and Throat Health Care Awareness With Launch of Mobile Website
Dr. Andrew Parker, Norwalk ear, nose and throat doctor, is excited to offer instant access to Parker Ear Nose & Throat of Fairfield County with the availability of a mobile website.
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[Press-News.org] Norwalk ENT Increases Ear, Nose and Throat Health Care Awareness With Launch of Mobile WebsiteDr. Andrew Parker, Norwalk ear, nose and throat doctor, is excited to offer instant access to Parker Ear Nose & Throat of Fairfield County with the availability of a mobile website.