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Assisted Living providers in Ithaca, New York

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

Assisted Living providers in Ithaca, New York — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Bridges Cornell Heights - The ColonialResidential care403 Wyckoff Ave, 14850-2329607-257-5777
Bridges Cornell Heights - The TudorResidential care407 Wyckoff Ave, 14850-2329607-257-5777
Brookdale Ithaca Assisted Living Memory careResidential care103 Bundy Road, 14850607-256-2580
Brookdale Ithaca Memory Care Memory careResidential care103A Bundy Road, 14850607-256-5094
Kendal At IthacaResidential care2230 N Triphammer Rd, 14850-6513607-266-5300
Longview, An Ithacare CommunityResidential care1 Bella Vista Drive, 14850607-375-6300

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