100 Saint Camillus Way
Fairport, NY 14450 - Monroe County
(585) 377-4000
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Established in 1999, Aaron Manor Rehabilitation & Continuing Care Center is located at 100 Saint Camillus Way in Fairport, NY - Monroe County and is a business listed in the categories Residential Care Facilities, Homes Residential Care Facilities, Residential Care and Other Residential Care Facilities. After you do business with Aaron Manor Rehabilitation & Continuing Care Center, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Aaron Manor Rehabilitation & Continuing Care Center.
Categories: Residential Care Facilities, Homes Residential Care Facilities, Residential Care and Other Residential Care Facilities
Year Started: 1999
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- Convalescent Care
- Cooking
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- Dementia Care
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- Elderly
- Extended Care
- Food Service
- Geriatric Services
- Hospice Care
- Independent Living
- Long-Term Care
- Medicare Certified
- Memory Care
- Memory Support
- Nursing
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- Nursing Homes
- Older Adults
- Physical
- Physical Therapy
- Private
- Private Pay
- Private Rooms
- Recovery
- Residential Care
- Senior Living
- Seniors
- Short Stays
- Short Term Care
- Skilled Nursing
- Speech Disorders
- Speech Therapy
- Tours Available
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