Aimee Schiefelbein M.A.
Counselor/Therapist | Mental Health
5370 WILSON AVE S SEATTLE WA, 98118About
Aimee Schiefelbein is an Addiction Medicine Physician in SEATTLE, WA. Aimee evaluates patients using many different procedures, in order to determine what treatments must be carried out in order to properly assess their symptoms. Addiction Medicine Physicians provide medical care in addition to consultation for each patient and their families.
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