Dr. Austin Win, DPT works in Ocoee, FL as
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Austin and the rest of the staff at Hohman rehab are outstanding. Over the course of a year I had Austin working with me thru a workers comp injury. He was patient, kind and treated me to where I could get my life back. I greatly appreciate the wonderful job he did. Over the course of that time I also interacted with Jonathan, Maryann, Nida and Justin and all were kind and caring. They were all a joy and made PT something that I looked forward to during my recovery. I recommend Hohman Rehab to everyone that I know and would gladly go back there if the need arised.
Dr. Win's office is located at 11169 W Colonial Dr Ocoee, FL 34761.
Dr. Win has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 1 times.
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