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More Kudos for ChiroWeb

Editorial Staff

In June, two popular health sites bestowed website awards on ChiroWeb, raising the number of awards ChiroWeb has won since its inception to 10.

On June 8, ChiroWeb received the "Editor's Choice" award from http://www.HealingWell.com. The site received the award based on three criteria:

  1. exceptional web design;

     

  2. reliable and quality health information on disease and disorder topics; and

     

  3. patient accessibility and support.

Less than two weeks later, on June 19, ChiroWeb was chosen as a "selected site" by MedExplorer.com, a free health search engine utilized primarily by health care professionals and consumers. ChiroWeb was chosen because of its content and ease of navigation. It is the first chiropractic site named a selected site by http://www.MedExplorer.com.

A complete listing of the awards ChiroWeb has won is available on line at http://www.chiroweb.com/about/trophycase.html.

August 2000
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