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- Adult Community Care Facilities3
- Children's Home1
- Halfway Group Home, Persons With Social or Personal Problems1
- Homes for the Mentally Deficient1
- Homes for the Mentally Disabled4
- Residential Care3
- Residential Care Homes3
- Rest Home, With Health Care Incidental1
- Self-Help Group Home1
- Senior Citizens Service Organizations3
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- Bullville4
- Campbell Hall8
- Central Valley1
- Chester6
- Cornwall2
- Cuddebackville1
- Florida3
- Goshen18
- Greenwood Lake1
- Highland Falls4
- Highland Mills9
- Maybrook7
- Middletown52
- Monroe22
- Montgomery24
- New Hampton2
- New Windsor10
- Otisville1
- Pine Bush11
- Port Jervis17
- Slate Hill7
- Tuxedo Park1
- Unionville7
- Warwick15
- Washingtonville4
- Westtown4
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