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Assisted Living providers in Lancaster, New York

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

Assisted Living providers in Lancaster, New York — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Greenfield CourtResidential care5951 Broadway St, 14086716-684-8400
Greenfield Terrace Memory careResidential care5979 Broadway Street, 14086716-681-4434
Symphony Manor At LancasterResidential care5539 Broadway, 14086716-683-5150

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