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Doylestown Family Medicine is pleased to announce that Dr. Elliot Schnur, M.D. was recently named a top Physician of Bucks County, PA by The Intelligencer “Best of” Poll. As a board certified family doctor, Dr. Schnur has been practicing medicine in the Bucks County area since 1991. While working at his practice in Doylestown, Dr. Schnur offers quality health care for patients of all ages.

Doylestown Family Medicine is pleased to announce they are now accepting appointments for laser nail fungus treatment for fall 2013. Individuals interested in getting rid of toenail fungus by using a safe, and medicine-free method can contact the practice today for laser nail fungus treatment in Doylestown, PA. Onychomycosis, commonly known as nail fungus, affects millions of people every day. With advancements in laser technology, individuals who are affected by nail fungus can skip unhealthy alternatives such as prescribed drugs and other methods that may be harmful to their health, and take advantage of the recent developments of laser nail treatment. Doylestown Family Medicine uses the latest advancement in laser nail treatment, known as the Q-Clear laser.

Doylestown Family Medicine is pleased to announce their new laser nail treatment for patients in Philadelphia and Bucks County PA. The laser nail therapy used by Dr. Schnur at Doylestown Family Medicine is one of the most advanced skin lasers available in dermatology communities around the country. The Q-Switched NdYAG high-power laser gets to the root of the fungal infection within 3-10 billionths of a second. Passing through the nail bed, to the center of the infected area, the laser leaves no damage to the nail or skin area surrounding the infected area. For the advanced Q-Switched NdYAG laser nail therapy in Philadelphia, PA, or Bucks County, PA, contact Doylestown Family Medicine today.

Doylestown Family Medicine uses the latest laser treatment technology to combat fungus infection, helping their patients bring back a sense of self-confidence they have been missing since infection set in. According to the latest report from Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 85-92 percent of patients treated with the laser, have experienced vast improvements on the signs of fungus. Of course, the best way to deal with toenail fungus, without the use of laser treatment, is to avoid getting it in the first place by calling a family doctor in Bucks County, PA. That is why Doylestown Family Medicine is pleased to announce they are now offering tips on how to prevent toenail fungus infection.

As part of its many points of care, Doylestown Family Medicine offers minor surgery, wound care, and laceration care. Patients of Doylestown Family Medicine needing care for any of these services can contact their primary care doctor in Bucks County, PA today. At Doylestown Family Medicine, patients are always in good hands because Dr. Schnur has been in practice for 22 years and is very experienced. He has served the Central Bucks County region for 18 years, with many patients gladly coming back for treatment.

All adults should see their health care provider from time to time, even if there are no problems with their health. Now is a good time to schedule a check-up because Doylestown Family Medicine is now taking appointments for Physical Exams and Health Maintenance screenings this spring. Scheduling a physical exam with a family doctor in Pa, people will be checked to see if there are any health problems that may arise in the future. Even if there are no current health problems, it is better to assess the risk of future medical problems before there are any serious health issues. Patients can schedule an appointment online or contact the practice by calling 215-230-7800.

Doylestown Family Medicine announces a new spring special on laser nail treatment in Bucks County and Philadelphia, PA. Patients will receive 20% off all laser treatments. For laser treatments, the doctor at Doylestown Family Medicine uses the Q-clear Laser, a Q-Switched NdYAG laser, which is one of the most advanced lasers available in the industry, and is FDA approved to treat nail fungus. The laser is high-powered, using an energy that passes through the nail to the nail bed and nail growth area in 3-10 billionths of a second. The laser treatment is painless and causes no damage to the nail or surrounding skin. A newer, more normal looking nail is expected to completely regrow in a 6-12 month timeframe. People interested in the new laser treatment can call 215-230-7800 to schedule a free consultation.