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Assisted Living providers in Oswego, New York

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

Assisted Living providers in Oswego, New York — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Bishop's Commons At St. LukeResidential care4 Burkle Street, 13126315-349-0799
St. Francis CommonsResidential care12 Burkle Street, 13126315-326-0870
The Gardens By MorningstarResidential care132 Ellen Street, 13126315-343-0880

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