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Information about health care sites in New Milford.

Resources in This Category

• Candlewood Valley Health and Rehabilitation Center

  http://www.candlewoodvalley.com/
  148-bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility. Description of therapies offered, video and virtual tours, employment opportunities.

• Family First Chiropractic Center

  http://www.familyfirstchiropractic.com/
  Office of Arthur H. Klein, D.C., C.C.S.P. Credentials, contact information and FAQs.

• Gaylordsville Volunteer Fire Department

  http://www.gvfd.com/
  Includes brief history and services provided.

• Healing the Children, Northeast

  http://www.htcne.org/
  Projects, achievements, programs and life stories from this non-profit volunteer organization that helps children throughout the world.

• New Milford Hospital

  http://www.newmilfordhospital.org/
  An affiliate of Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. All aspects of the hospital are covered including a physician look-up service.

• New Milford Visiting Nurse Association

  http://www.newmilfordvna.org/
  Home care and maternal/child health are explained for this non-profit group. Includes a newsletter and employment offerings.

• Voice for Joanie

  http://www.voiceforjoanie.org/
  A group of volunteers providing computer technology and help enabling people with Lou Gehrig's disease to have a "voice". Details about the disease and the group are provided.

• Women's Healthcare of New Milford

  http://www.whcnm.com/
  Medical practice specializing in the needs of women. Biographies of doctors, a list of specialties, directions and contact information.

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