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Patient Access Beyond the Office Visit – Brian J. Cole, MD, MBA

December 18, 2013 sportsmedicineweekly Dr. Brian Cole, Videos Leave a comment

Dr. Cole discusses continuing patient dialog and access to practice resources and education beyond the office visit.

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