April 11th, 2020
Dr. Stuart Krost,MD|Board Certified-On The Front Line- Corona Virus-Sees Patients Everyday-Pain Management Addiction Medicine-Lake Worth-Plantation-Port Saint Lucie- Miami- Fort Myers West Palm
1888PressRelease – Dr. Stuart B. Krost, MD, is board certified by the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and the American Academy of Pain Management. We believe that patients who are educated about their problems have better results and decreased incidence of recurrence. “We not only treat our patients, but we also educate them in methods they can use to help themselves at home,” says Dr. Kros
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