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Home Care providers in Ithaca, New York

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Home Care providers in Ithaca, New York — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Bridges Cornell Heights Home HealthIn-home care403 Wyckoff Avenue, 14850-2329607-257-5777
CaregiversIn-home care2359 N. Triphammer Road, 14850607-275-0238
Classen Home Health Associates, Inc.In-home care222 Elmira Road, 14850607-277-1342
Community Health And Home Care, Inc.In-home care138 Cecil A Malone Dr, 14850-5124607-273-0466
Tompkins County Health DepartmentIn-home care55 Brown Road, 14850607-274-6604

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