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Kevin Fors

Kevin Fors

Chief Executive Officer

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About Kevin

Kevin Fors is the esteemed Chief Executive Officer of Full of Life Recovery Center, a role he has proudly embraced since the inception of the facility. Hailing from Central Massachusetts, Kevin changed his life in 2017 which marked the beginning of his personal recovery journey.

With a diverse background in the substance abuse and co-occurring disorders field, Kevin has held various positions that have equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the industry. His unwavering dedication to helping others achieve their recovery goals stems from his own experiences and successes in overcoming similar challenges.

In 2023, Kevin relocated with his family to Marlton, New Jersey, furthering his commitment to expanding and enhancing the services provided by Full of Life Recovery Center.

Kevin’s leadership at Full of Life is driven by a profound commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of those struggling with addiction. He finds immense joy in working with clients, serving as a beacon of hope for families and parents, and demonstrating that recovery and transformation are possible.

Under Kevin’s guidance, Full of Life Recovery Center continues to flourish, providing exceptional care and support to individuals on their path to recovery. His passion for helping others and his relentless pursuit of excellence ensure that the organization remains a pillar of hope and healing in the community.

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Dr. Edmundo Rodriguez-Frias MD

Medical Contributor

Edmundo A. Rodriguez-Frias, M.D., is a dual-board-certified gastroenterologist and geriatrician with 24 years of experience in internal medicine and 12 years dedicated to caring for patients with digestive health concerns. Currently serving as a medical contributor at Full of Life, he provides comprehensive, expert care across multiple hospital facilities and clinical locations with clinical affiliations at Anderson Hospital and The Methodist Hospitals Northlake Campus. By specializing across gastroenterology, geriatric medicine, internal medicine, and hospital medicine, Dr. Rodriguez-Frias is uniquely equipped to address the complex medical needs that often arise as patients age. He earned his medical degree from the Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (Facultad De Medicina Alberto Hurtado) in Lima, Peru, before completing an Internal Medicine internship at UT Memphis and an Internal Medicine residency at UT Southwestern. He further advanced his training through a Geriatrics Fellowship at the Baylor College of Medicine and a Gastroenterology Fellowship at the University of Louisville. His extensive clinical background also includes serving as a hospitalist and gastroenterologist at Alton Memorial Hospital and practicing gastroenterology at Carlinville Area Hospital and HSH St. John’s. An active member of premier professional organizations such as the AGA, ASGE, AASLD, ACP, AMA, and the Peruvian College of Physicians, he has also served as a journal reviewer for Academic Medicine Journal and Annals of Internal Medicine, and was included in the 2011 edition of Marquis Who’s Who in the World. Dr. Rodriguez-Frias is an accomplished researcher whose work has been featured in publications like Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Digestive Diseases and Science, Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, and Clinics in Liver Disease, and he collaborated on the textbook Gastroparesis: Current Opinions and New Endoscopic Therapies. He has presented numerous research posters at major medical conferences, including earning a “Poster of Distinction” at Digestive Disease Week in 2008.