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Jan Mehrholz, PT, BSc, MPH
Klinik Bavaria, Abt. Intensiv- und Frührehabilitation
An der Wolfsschlucht 1 - 2
D-01 731 Kreischa
Email: jan.mehrholz@klinik-bavaria.de
