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Day Rehabilitation Programs

provided by Al Sigl Community of Agencies

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Al Sigl Community of Agencies 1000 Elmwood Golisano Campus

1000 Elmwood Avenue
Suite 300
Rochester NY 14620
Main:
585-442-4100
Hours:
M-F 8:00AM-4:30PM.
Bus Service:

Public transportation available.

Disabilities Access:

Accessible.

Email:
info​@alsigl.org
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Al Sigl Community of Agencies Schwartz Family Campus

1850 -1900 South Avenue
Rochester NY 14620
Main:
585-685-8300
Hours:
M-F 8:00AM-4:30PM.
Weekend hours vary.
Bus Service:

Accessible by public transportation.

Disabilities Access:

Accessible.

Email:
info​@alsigl.org
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Al Sigl Community of Agencies Winton Road Campus

3399 South Winton Road
Rochester NY 14623
Main:
585-334-6000
Hours:
M-F 8:00AM-4:30PM.
Bus Service:

Accessible by public transportation.

Disabilities Access:

Accessible.

Email:
info​@alsigl.org
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Al Sigl Community of Agencies Wolk Campus

1600-1650 South Avenue
Rochester NY 14620
Main:
585-442-4100
Hours:
Varies. Call for information.
Email:
info​@alsigl.org

* Offers a central facility for independent rehabilitation agencies. Member agencies are as follows: 
  • CP Rochester. 
  • Empowering People's Independence (EPI). 
  • Medical Motor Service. 
  • National Multiple Sclerosis Society Upstate New York. 
  • Rochester Rehabilitation. 
  • Rochester Hearing and Speech Center. 
  • Starbridge. 

* Does NOT provide direct services. 

Eligibility: Al Sigl Member Agencies serve children and adults with special needs.

Application Process: Please call individual member agencies or visit www.alsigl.org for information.

Required Documentation: Please call individual member agencies or visit www.alsigl.org for information.

Fees: Sliding scale at individual agencies.

Coverage Note: Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Orleans, Steuben and Wayne Counties.

 

Al Sigl Community of Agencies is a collaborative network that provides below-market-rate real estate and business services as well as philanthropic support to an array of independent organizations that serve children and adults with special needs.