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Care providers in Arcadia, Florida

5 published listings. Confirm the service and local availability with the provider.

Providers in Arcadia, Florida — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Arcadia Oaks Memory careResidential care1013 EAST GIBSON STREET, 34266863-202-8898
Desoto Care - NocateeResidential care2605 SW BALDWIN STREET, 34266863-993-0612
Desoto Health And RehabNursing home / skilled nursing475 NURSING HOME DR, 34266863-494-5766
Desoto Memorial Home Health Care AgencyHome health900 N ROBERT AVE, 34266863-494-8432
Direct Access At HomeIn-home care223 E OAK ST #3, 34266239-652-0260

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