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Improved Website Program Caters to Multiple Doctor Practices

Editorial Staff

ChiroWeb's Chiropractic Web Site Administrator has been upgraded so that sites can include personal information on multiple doctors of chiropractic. This upgrade was made at the request of several DCs who work at multiple-doctor clinics or practices and inquired about providing more information on individual practitioners on their practices' websites.

Instead of listing just one doctor of chiropractic, the Web Site Administrator has been reconfigured so that users now have the option of including information on up to four DCs on a site's front page. The Administrator also allows information on up to four DCs to be displayed on a site's "About Us" section.

To begin building your own chiropractic website, visit the Chiropractic Web Site Administrator http://www.chiroweb.com/community.

October 2000
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