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American Red Cross – In-To...
Senior citizens only.
American Red Cross – In-Touch Program
150 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, NY 10023
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Phone:
212-787-1000
Phone:
877-REDCROSS
Operator:
American Red Cross
Cross Street:
Between West 66th and 67th Street
Directions:
1 or 9 train to 66th Street/Lincoln Center.
Twenty-four hour emergency aid helps enable senior citizens to live independently. Clients wear small electronic devices which, when activated, send an alarm to the Red Cross emergency response center.
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