The humanitarian work of Dr. Chauncey Crandall

Dr. Chauncey Crandall, Director of Preventive Cardiology and Clinical Medicine at Palm Beach Cardiovascular Clinic, has become popular with the name “physician hero” due to his great humanitarian work.

Through his Chadwick Foundation Dr. Chauncey Crandall actively participated, in the rebuilding activities in Haiti, after the earthquake over two year ago.

He also dedicates his skills and knowledge as a heart physician to help those in need. He’s even made collaborative efforts with other organizations and has worked towards reducing children’s death rates throughout the world. .

As the medical editor of the Heart Health Report, Dr. Chauncey Crandall shares with readers every month, his knowledge about preventive heart care and the latest heart treatments.

For his dedicated work, Dr. Chauncey Crandall was honored with a Global Heart Award in 2011 by the Tree of Life Foundation International. As a matter of fact, there are many other awards and accolades to his name.

How has Dr. Chauncey Crandall contributed to cardiology?

Dr Chauncey Crandall is a post graduate from the Yale University School of Medicine, where he researched cardiovascular surgery for three years.

Today, Dr. Crandall has cemented a place for himself among the top heart specialists in the world.

His impressive resume has been instrumental in securing him the position as chief for the Palm Beach Cardiovascular Clinic heart transplant program, in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida; where he has helped many heart patients through major heart surgeries proving to be a lifesaver. He also excels in other vascular issues like; interventional cardiology.

It is not uncommon to see him as a guest speaker on TV and Radio, where he expresses his views about heart health, and provides tips and advice on how to lead a healthy life.