Dr. Maulik Bhalani's Interview with ABC Action News 8

Florida Pain Medicine Founder and President, Dr Maulik Bhalani’s interview with ABC Action News 8 regarding Governor Rick Scott’s comprehensive plan to combat Florida’s opioid epidemic. The governor is making a good step forward, especially investing $50 million in funding.

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