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40 Years of Experience
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About Dr. Chauncey Crandall IV, M.D.

Dr. Chauncey Crandall IV is a distinguished physician practicing both private Internal Medicine and Cardiology in Palm Beach, Florida. His expertise spans clinics, academia, and research. With post-doctoral training at Yale and Harvard and advanced fellowships at Beth Israel Hospital and Medical College of Virginia, Dr. Crandall's career shines with achievements. He established Duke University's Florida Interventional Cardiology Program and is affiliated with Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center, Good Samaritan Medical Center, and Jupiter Medical Center. Dr. Crandall's impact extends globally through lectures, a non-profit Chadwick Foundation, and media presence. He's authored best-selling books, including "The Simple Heart Cure", “Fight Back: Beat the Coronavirus” and "Touching Heaven." His legacy combines medical excellence, compassionate care, and dedication to underserved populations.

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40 Years Of Cardiovascular Care
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Our Patient
Promise
Dr. Crandall is committed to giving his patients, their families, and other site visitors the best possible treatment and care available today in medicine.
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Cutting Edge
Technology
Our office and affiliate hospitals use the latest state-of-the-art technology to monitor and treat your heart.
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World
Class Care
Dr. Crandall is affiliated with some of the best heart hospitals in South Florida- some of which are nationally ranked for their superior heart care program(s).
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PUBLISHED WORKS
Books
Raising The Dead is an inspirational and moving story of God, Faith and Miracles.
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Touching Heaven:
A Cardiologist's Encounters
with Death and Living Proof
of an Afterlife
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Books
Fix It! Dr. Crandall's 90-Day
Program to Stop and Reverse
Heart Disease
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Books
FIGHT BACK:
Beat the Coronavirus
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The Simple Heart Cure: The 90-Day Program to
Stop and Reverse Heart Disease
Heart disease kills more people than any other medical condition. And no one is more aware of this than top cardiologist Dr. Chauncey Crandall, who has performed over 40,000 heart procedures during his career.
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Why concierge medicine is a better choice than traditional care in West Palm Beach
Concierge medicine is defined by its greater accessibility, improved quality of care, and personalized treatment plans – a welcome alternative to traditional primary care. In recent years, patients have expressed growing frustration with the state of healthcare. Extended wait times, rushed appointments, and a lack of personalized attention have become increasingly common. As a result, many individuals are care models that offer more reliability and consistency, leading to the rising popular...
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Understanding the Different Types of Angina
There are several types of angina. Learning how to identify the type you may be experiencing is a vital first step in the treatment process. Stable Angina Stable angina is the most common type and is also known as angina pectoris. This chronic chest pain is triggered by the same causes every time (typically physical exertion, stress, temperature extremes, or large meals). The pain always lasts the same amount of time, usually around five minutes or less. Additionally, the pain's responsive...
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Managing Crohn’s Disease: 6 Effective Strategies
If you have Crohn's disease, you're most likely looking for ways to help manage symptoms like diarrhea, fatigue, and pain. These six strategies are effective for managing Crohn's symptoms and reducing the incidence of flare-ups. #1. Drinking Less Alcohol Reducing alcohol consumption can decrease the likelihood of Crohn's flare-ups. The more alcohol a person drinks, the more inflamed their intestinal lining can become. This coupled with Crohn's-related inflammation can result in increased m...
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