Daniel Kandler – The CEO of Chapters Recovery in Delray Beach, Florida

As soon as an addict agrees to enter treatment on Intervention, family members experience immense relief and feel renewed hope. It’s at that point where family members cry with relief and happiness.

But treatment centers don’t have an easy ride: recently, one CEO from Delray Beach was arrested on 93 counts of patient brokering.

Early Life and Education

Kandler was born in Deggendorf, Bavaria. As a child he assisted his father with their market garden and discovered an interest in plants that later prompted him to study Botany at Munich – although World War II cut short his studies.

After World War II, he studied at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich. Here he took courses in botany, zoology, geology and chemistry as well as philosophy lectures; but lab conditions were inadequate so he decided to transfer his studies to Weihenstephan University instead in 1957 in order to enhance research environment.

At this point, he began research on photophosphorylation in intact Chlorella cells and published early results. Additionally, he secured funding for this innovative field of research. Finally, in Munich he organised his very first meeting on archaebacteria and invited Carl Woese to take part.

Professional Career

His business endeavors include the launch and operation of multiple businesses as well as receiving numerous awards from law enforcement agencies. Over his long career he has served in nearly every division of Wilmington Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Bureau including major crimes/homicide investigations as well as community policing efforts.

Kandler opened Impact Q Testing LLC in Delray Beach in December 2015. According to state corporate records, he was listed as its manager and marketing director.

He allegedly paid fees to associates who arranged for urine samples from sober homes to be sent directly to his laboratory, an important element in Chapters Recovery’s investigation. Furthermore, Kandler is well known for patient brokering; having been arrested multiple times. Most recently he was caught up in Palm Beach County Sober Homes Task Force’s crackdown against sober homes offering kickbacks to patients.

Personal Life

Daniel Kandler is the owner of Chapters Recovery Treatment Center in Delray Beach, Florida. On Thursday he was arrested on allegations that he paid employees over $325,000 illegally to recruit patients to his facility; according to news reports 93 counts have been brought against him for patient brokering. Kandler hired marketing experts that would refer patients. John Dudek of Southern Palm Oasis Inc commented on being surprised that police had not investigated his facility earlier.

Kandler is accused of pressuring local sober homes to use his company, Impact Q Testing LLC, for urine tests. According to allegations made against him by various associates involved with this effort, fees were paid out so samples could be shipped from these sober homes directly to his lab in Delray Beach for processing and analysis. The investigation continues into this alleged misconduct.

Net Worth

Daniel Kandler has an estimated net worth in the millions. He owns several properties throughout Palm Beach County and operates Chapters Recovery treatment center in Delray Beach. Recently, Kandler was arrested for bribing employees to bring patients in order to increase his business – this action led to charges of patient brokering against him which total 93 counts in all.

Kandler was arrested as part of the Palm Beach County Sober Homes Task Force’s larger crackdown against sober homes and treatment centers that offer kickbacks in exchange for patients. According to reports, Kandler attempted to persuade area sober homes to use Impact Q Testing LLC urine tests on clients of area sober homes he allegedly pressured into doing business with him – becoming the first arrestee.

– The CEO of Chapters Recovery in Delray Beach, Florida

As soon as an addict agrees to enter treatment on Intervention, family members experience immense relief and feel renewed hope. It’s at that point where family members cry with relief and happiness.

But treatment centers don’t have an easy ride: recently, one CEO from Delray Beach was arrested on 93 counts of patient brokering.

Early Life and Education

Kandler was born in Deggendorf, Bavaria. As a child he assisted his father with their market garden and discovered an interest in plants that later prompted him to study Botany at Munich – although World War II cut short his studies.

After World War II, he studied at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich. Here he took courses in botany, zoology, geology and chemistry as well as philosophy lectures; but lab conditions were inadequate so he decided to transfer his studies to Weihenstephan University instead in 1957 in order to enhance research environment.

At this point, he began research on photophosphorylation in intact Chlorella cells and published early results. Additionally, he secured funding for this innovative field of research. Finally, in Munich he organised his very first meeting on archaebacteria and invited Carl Woese to take part.

Professional Career

His business endeavors include the launch and operation of multiple businesses as well as receiving numerous awards from law enforcement agencies. Over his long career he has served in nearly every division of Wilmington Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Bureau including major crimes/homicide investigations as well as community policing efforts.

Kandler opened Impact Q Testing LLC in Delray Beach in December 2015. According to state corporate records, he was listed as its manager and marketing director.

He allegedly paid fees to associates who arranged for urine samples from sober homes to be sent directly to his laboratory, an important element in Chapters Recovery’s investigation. Furthermore, Kandler is well known for patient brokering; having been arrested multiple times. Most recently he was caught up in Palm Beach County Sober Homes Task Force’s crackdown against sober homes offering kickbacks to patients.

Personal Life

Daniel Kandler is the owner of Chapters Recovery Treatment Center in Delray Beach, Florida. On Thursday he was arrested on allegations that he paid employees over $325,000 illegally to recruit patients to his facility; according to news reports 93 counts have been brought against him for patient brokering. Kandler hired marketing experts that would refer patients. John Dudek of Southern Palm Oasis Inc commented on being surprised that police had not investigated his facility earlier.

Kandler is accused of pressuring local sober homes to use his company, Impact Q Testing LLC, for urine tests. According to allegations made against him by various associates involved with this effort, fees were paid out so samples could be shipped from these sober homes directly to his lab in Delray Beach for processing and analysis. The investigation continues into this alleged misconduct.

Net Worth

Daniel Kandler has an estimated net worth in the millions. He owns several properties throughout Palm Beach County and operates Chapters Recovery treatment center in Delray Beach. Recently, Kandler was arrested for bribing employees to bring patients in order to increase his business – this action led to charges of patient brokering against him which total 93 counts in all.

Kandler was arrested as part of the Palm Beach County Sober Homes Task Force’s larger crackdown against sober homes and treatment centers that offer kickbacks in exchange for patients. According to reports, Kandler attempted to persuade area sober homes to use Impact Q Testing LLC urine tests on clients of area sober homes he allegedly pressured into doing business with him – becoming the first arrestee.