“Ask Hollander Consultants” Is Third New Website in Series

Portland, OR – Hollander Consultants continues its outreach into the information exchange of cyberspace by starting http://www.askhollander.com, a website designed to provide practice management advice for healthcare practices. The site offers practice owners a forum to ask questions concerning practice management issues and get advice from Hollander Consultants’ over 22 years of experience in providing practice management results.

“The staff of Hollander Consultants has decades of experience in nearly every aspect of practice management. The new website, http://www.askhollander.com, will be a basic question and answer locale for individuals that need help in resolving issues in their practices,” said Matthew Bratschi, director of public affairs for Hollander Consultants.

In addition to its flagship websites, http://www.hollanderconsultants.com and http://www.solutionsmags.com, Hollander Consultants is creating a diverse presence on the World Wide Web with two additional websites, http://www.hollanderpressroom.com and http://www.practicemanagementblog.com.

The new website is third in what will be a series of five new websites. The upcoming websites will concentrate on the incredible success of Hollander Consultants’ clients and marketing strategies that nearly any practice can use to expand.

“Hollander Consultants has grown over the past 22 years through very successful word-of-mouth about the results we gets with our clients. This year we are on the cusp of a new period of expansion for the company. These new websites will create a greater national presence for Hollander Consultants than we ever had,” said Fred King, CEO of Hollander Consultants.

Based in Portland, Hollander Consultants was named one of the top 50 companies to work for in Oregon by Oregon Business magazine, the chief publication for Oregon businesses.

Hollander Consultants is one of the leading national consulting firms in United States and Canada for the combined dentistry, optometry and veterinary professions and uses the administrative systems developed by business management pioneer, L. Ron Hubbard.