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Dr. Steven R. Machlin is a psychiatrist in Fort Myers, Florida, affiliated with Lee Memorial Hospital and Cape Coral Hospital. He specializes in diagnosing and treating mental illnesses using a mix of medications and psychotherapy.
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Dr. Steven R. Machlin is a psychiatrist in Fort Myers, Florida, affiliated with Lee Memorial Hospital and Cape Coral Hospital, specializing in mental illness.
The following types of medical expertise are offered in Steven Machlin, M.D.
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["Lee Memorial Hospital", "Cape Coral Hospital"]
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