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Wynn Medical Center - WMC doctors are fellowship trained, board certified, experienced. They speak Vietnamese, Chinese, and English.

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3.8(64 reviews)
3.1 mi

This is a long overdue review…read more I found Dr. Wynn via YouTube and took my mother to see him primarily for shoulder & knee pain. He is 3 in 1, primary care physician, dermatologist, & rheumatologist. He has a genuine interest in keeping up with current medical information & has a good broad knowledge of many areas, especially Covid. Prior to being a doctor, he was an architecture engineer. It's refreshing having a person from the outside coming in. At times, an outsider could see new perspectives & insights where an insider may have overlooked. He also worked in the restaurant and nail salon. Now he is a physician, what a laudable accomplishment! He also knows karate, writes books, and draws meticulous medical diagrams. Impressive huh? A drawback is that his diagram labels look like Arabic characters, which made me dizzy trying to figure out what it is that he was writing. I guess he is imperfect, a human being after all! lolzzz If you are lucky to have him as a PCP, keep him. PCP is below his pay grade. In my experiences, most PCP don't wholeheartedly know what they are doing. It's the 80/20 rule. If you are lucky, then you will run into the 20% group (good doctors), otherwise you are stuck with the 80% group (mediocre doctors). Dr. Wynn is in that 20% group. I tried to get him as a PCP for my dad, but unfortunately, he is currently not accepting new patients for primary care. To treat my mom's conditions, Dr. Wynn recommended watching his YouTube videos demonstrating how to relieve shoulder & knee pain. After following his instructions, my mom's shoulder pain went away. Knee pain is still there though, maybe she didn't practice enough. Overall, the videos are quite helpful and he has lots of them on his YouTube Channel. He is structured, methodical and sticks to the book kind of doctor. A caveat of Dr. Wynn is his bedside manner. He seems unfriendly. A few minutes into the visit, he snapped at me when I interjected with an osteoporosis question as he was explaining to my mom. He abruptly turned to me and said in an abrasive tone "I will talk to you later!" I felt insulted & very awkward. At that moment, all my admiration for Dr. Wynn dissipated. He never once smiled, kind of like a robot, a tree, or even an ice cube! Maybe that is why he is still single??? lolzzz In all fairness, Dr. Wynn deserves credit for answering all our questions without rushing us out. I think he spent over 30 minutes with us. Considering how busy he was with a lot of patients still waiting, that was generous of him. So at the end of the visit, I forgave him. I'm returning the favor in kind by not taking away a star. Here goes the full FIVE STARS for you Dr. Wynn!!

I was placed on hold every single time I called in to make appointment. They seriously need to hire…read moremore staff. Very disappointed with the customer services.

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Doctor's desk

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Room #1

Wynn Medical Center - Their line is always busy, so hard to get a hold of them.

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Their line is always busy, so hard to get a hold of them.

San Gabriel Valley Physical Therapy - Peering out of the entrance and unable to fully comprehend the blistering heat at 8:48am .

San Gabriel Valley Physical Therapy

2.8(15 reviews)
2.4 mi

Well, yesterday was a particularly tiresome day with my neck... I popped a pain pill and dozed off…read morearound 10:30pm. My eyes opened to the tune of SuperMan. It's Not Easy by the FIVE FOR FIGHTING, and I literally rolled out of bed and began with my yoga stretches and poses. Then I jumped on my WITHINGS BODY CARDIO smart scale and took my reading and then entered my closet and grabbed my 800 gram Turkish Cotton bathrobe (waterworks) and my ugg slippers and navigated myself towards the bathroom and reached inside the shower and turned on the body sprays (2) and the hand shower(1). I continued disrobing and entered the shower and began scrub-bing, and then I grabbed my Sonicare and dollop-ed toothpaste on and began scrub-bing my teeth and tongue Next, I scrub my scalp and turn on my rain shower and rinse. I reach out and grab my bathsheet 800 gram (Water Works) and towel off and then reach for my bathrobe 800gram Turkish Cotton (Water Works) and slip on my slippers (ugg). I enter my bedroom and enter my closet and begin selecting something comfortable but warm for this mornings session of physical therapy with Brian. I thumbed thru my long-sleeved tee's and choose a vintage striped tee in kelly green and royal blue.(polo circa 2012) and then oversized Chino shorts with draw string and button and zipper in weathered navy (polo circa 2010) and my full zip tennis sweat shirt in white and Wimbledon green (polo circa 2009) and my trusty pair of Sperrys in weathered navy. I walk into the kitchen and prepare a cup of hot tea with organic honey and a slice of cinnamon loaf and return to the bedroom, and take my prescriptions. I'm heading to San Gabriel Valley Physical Therapy about 8:20am. and find myself running upstairs towards the studio. This morning, I work with Brian and discover a new sense of recovery. I'm working through my stretches and poses, and then.... oh joy! Traction! I love me some traction ! I place in my ear buds and turn on some instrumentals and close my eyes and began to drift. My session was completed and I head up to the counter and check if my referrals have been sent. Sadly they have yet to be sent and so I thank everyone and I am told that I would be notified and wished well.

It's important to understand that they don't fix you. They just show you how to fix yourself…read more Physical therapy is an active approach to getting better, as opposed to chiro or massage where you are passive and get worked on. You may leave feeling better but it doesn't last. I went into SGV Phys Therapy with back pain and a limp. Three appointments with Ivy and I felt a little better. But the main thing is I left with a recipe of exercises and a schedule for which to do, how often, how much. Following the instructions and my back is better than it's been in years.

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San Gabriel Valley Physical Therapy - Being called inside by new therapist Kevin for this mornings session.

Being called inside by new therapist Kevin for this mornings session.

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Heading into my P.T session!

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Entrance to the clinic.

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