Marion County’s Community Support Directory

COMMUNITY HOME PROJECT

The Marion County Hospital District has partnered with Marion County Public Schools to offer free services at Howard Academy located at 306 NW 7 Ave. Building 3, Ocala, FL 34475. The Community Home Project assists families with employment, educational tutoring and continuing education, healthcare navigation and dental clinics, fitness and nutrition classes (diabetes education, grocery orders) and much more.

Category: Family and Youth Support, Other Community Resources, Healthy Baby
Contact:

(352) 671-4186

mchdt.org/community-home-project/ 

CHP@MCHDt.org                                                                                   

Location: 306 NW 7th Ave, Ocala, FL, United States, Florida
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free/Reduced for those who qualify, Self Pay, Sliding Fee Scale
Format of Services Provided: In Person/In Office Services, Virtual/Telephone Services

CAREERSOURCE CITRUS LEVY MARION

CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion is made up of a dedicated team of professionals with one goal in mind: connecting businesses with well-qualified job candidates. CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion is the region’s recognized workforce leader and part of the unified CareerSource Florida workforce system. We collaborate with local economic development, education and community partners to develop world-class education/training and employment services to meet regional workforce needs. CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion, formerly Workforce Connection, is one of Florida’s 21 regions dedicated to putting people to work and helping businesses stay competitive.

Our mission goes beyond traditional workforce development. Through strategic collaboration with civic and community leaders, economic development organizations, and education and public partners we strive to create a lasting impact on the lives of those who call this region home.

Category: Other Community Resources
Contact: 352-840-5700 | 800-434-5627
careersourceclm.com
Location: 2703 NE 14th Street, Ocala, FL 34470
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free/Reduced for all those who qualify
Format of Services Provided: In Person/In Office Services, Virtual/Telephone Services

STRONG FAMILIES

Gain Financial Stability Through Strong Families!

Strong Families Powered by United Way of Marion County is a program focused on helping families develop financial stability and ending generational poverty through education, skill, and career development.

This initiative connects 80-90 adults and children to personal success coaches each year, helping to address homelessness, increase income, and decrease debt. Success coaches work with the families for an entire year in bi-weekly sessions.

Families interested in the program may be referred by a local agency and can register at http://www.uwmc.org/StrongFamilies.

 

Category: Other Community Resources
Contact: Pebbles Vance | pvance@uwmc.org | 352-732-9696 |Strong Families
Location: 1401 NE 2nd Street, Ocala, FL 34473
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free
Format of Services Provided: In Person/In Office Services

HOPE OUTREACH HELP CENTER

Social service agency, helping with food, clothing, diapers, pet food and most other needs. Referrals also done to other local agencies for housing and rent and electric. Open Mondays only 1-4pm.

Category: Other Community Resources, Food and Clothing
Contact: Rose Vidal
352-575-0789 or 352-502-1495
www.hopeoutreachhelpcenter.com
Location: 18350 N US HWY 301 Citra, Fl. 32113
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free/Reduced for those who qualify
Format of Services Provided: In person/Office Services

INTERFAITH EMERGENCY SERVICES, INC.

Interfaith is a faith-based organization that provides emergency assistance to Marion County residents.. Interfaith provides assistance with food, shelter, clothing, prescription medications and case management for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Contact: 352-629-8868
www.iesmarion.org
Location:

Administration/Shelter/Food 4 Kids:
435 NW 2nd Street, Ocala, Fl 34475

Center for Life:
108 N Pine Avenue, Ocala FL 34475

Food Distribution Center:
450 NW 2nd Street, Ocala, FL 34475

Thrift Store:
718 N Pine Ave, Ocala FL 34475″

Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free/Reduced for those who qualify
Format of Services Provided: In Person/In Office Services

BROTHER’S KEEPER

The Brother’s Keeper emergency pantry strives to assist individuals and families in need in our community by providing food assistance and person care items.

We offer:

– Food to meet basic nutritional needs
– Personal care items

The level of assistance and the time constraints for assistance are set on a case by case basis. Applicants for assistance should be able to provide proper identification but no one will be denied the ability to apply for assistance. All applicants need visit us to fill out an intake form.

Category: Other Community Resources, Food and Clothing
Contact:

(352) 622-3846 – Emergency Services
(352) 789-8139 – Soup Kitchen
(352) 732-7988 – Thrift Store.          

info@bkocala.org 

Location: 320 NW 10th Street
Ocala, FL 34475
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free/Reduced for those who qualify
Format of Services Provided: In person

GATEWAY TO HOPE MINISTRIES

 We are a 501C-3 Non-Profit Christ-based ministry dedicated to serving the homeless, needy, underprivileged, frail, elderly, and working poor in the Greater Ocala area.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

We offer DRIVE-THOUGH free food pick-up for individuals and families who need support meeting their basic nutritional needs.

Gateway to Hope provides free nutritious food;

PACKAGED / BAGGED FOOD
Saturday mornings approximately
7:15 AM & ends 10 AM.

A PREPARED LUNCH
Thursdays
11:00 AM.
(Note: Saturday afternoon
distributions have been suspended)

 

Category: Other Community Resources, Food and Clothing
Contact: https://gatewaytohopeministries.com/ 
Location:

St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church

3803 N.E. 7th. Street, Ocala, Florida 34470

Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free
Format of Services Provided: In person

SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK

 

Category: Other Community Resources, Food and Clothing 
Contact: 352-732-5500 | Feed Hope Now 
Location: By Appointment Only
4045 NE 36th Ave., Ocala, FL 34479
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free
Format of Services Provided: In person

HIS COMPASSION, INC

His Compassion is an entirely non-profit food bank operated by unpaid board members, limited paid staff, and volunteers that are made up of nurses, politicians, businessmen, businesswomen, lay people, and clergy from a broad number of faiths. 

Our mission is God’s mission. We are here to help and empower those in need right where they are. We partner with local churches, organizations, businesses, and individuals in order to accomplish Matthew 25. 

Category: Other Community Resources, Food and Clothing 
Contact: 352-351-0732 | hiscompassionflorida@gmail.com
Location: 2000 NE 78th St, Ocala, FL 34479
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free
Format of Services Provided: In person

WINGS OF FAITH – Food Pantry

Hours of operation:
Every Wednesday 8am-10am
Also open on the first Wednesday 6pm-8pm
Food is available every Wednesday (except 5th Wednesday)

Category: Other Community Resources, Food and Clothing 
Contact: 352-687-4600 | Wings of Faith
Location: 5066 SE 64th Avenue Road
Ocala, FL 34472
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free
Format of Services Provided: In person

WINGS OF FAITH – Thrift Store

Hours of operation:
Every Wednesday 8am-10am
Also open on the first Wednesday 6pm-8pm
Food is available every Wednesday (except 5th Wednesday)

Category: Other Community Resources, Food and Clothing 
Contact: 352-694-1158 | Wings of Faith Facebook | Wings of Faith
Location: 5066 SE 64th Avenue Road
Ocala, FL 34472
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free
Format of Services Provided: In person

OCALA FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Tuesday Ministries Outreach
“Good Things Happen on Tuesdays “

Tuesday Ministries Outreach strives to create an environment of love and support in the community by providing encouragement and essential resources. Their goal is to offer a helping hand to those in need, fostering hope through various opportunities and services.

Tuesday Ministries Outreach begins its program at 9:30 AM every Tuesday in our Family Life Center featuring a devotional message, contemporary music, and a lunch served to all guests. This ministry creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere for everyone who attends.

How We Help: 

  • Birth Certificates and Florida IDs
  • Computer and Internet workstations
  • Toiletries
  • Tarps, Survival tents, Sleeping bags, and Backpacks
  • Showers
  • Employment support (work boots and restaurant shoes)
  • Refurbished bicycles
  • “Take what you need” from Carmela’s Clothing Closet
  • Prayer pit
  • Phone charging stations
  • Art Center
  • Bibles
  • Free cell phones available
  • Medicare/Medicaid representative on-site
  • VA representative on-site monthly
  • Lunch serves by LaCasella Catering
  • Devotional message
  • Contemporary music
  • Christian Fellowship

Category: Other Community Resources, Food and Clothing 
Contact: (352) 622-3244 | frontoffice@fumcocala.org | Tuesday Ministries Outreach
Location: 5066 SE 64th Avenue Road
Ocala, FL 34472
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free
Format of Services Provided: In person

ARTS4ALL FLORIDA

Arts4All Florida aims to create a world in which the arts are universally accessible throughout the state of Florida.

Category: Other Community Resources
Contact: Pat York
352-812-5301
www.arts4allflorida.org
Location: University of South Florida, 4202 E. Fowler Ave. EDU 105 Tampa, FL 33620
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free/Reduced for those who qualify, Self Pay, Sliding Fee Scale
Format of Services Provided: In Person/In Office Services, Virtual/Telephone Services

PAY IT FORWARD OUTREACH CORP

Hungry Stomachs Food Pantry is a non-profit, Native American-owned and operated food pantry that provides free meals to anyone in need within the community. As a food pantry, we are dedicated to fighting hunger and supporting those facing food insecurity.

Category: Other Community Resources, Food and Clothing 
Contact: (352) 620-8545 | Pay It Forward Facebook | Pay It Forward Outreach
Location: Marion County
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free
Format of Services Provided: In person

HEAR NOW, LLC

Located in Ocala, Florida, Hear Now proudly provides audiology and hearing health services to the Marion County community. Our team of experts is dedicated to helping you regain your hearing and improve your quality of life.

Category: Other Community Resources
Contact:

(352) 671-3277

Hear Now, LLC

Location: 1111 NE NE 25th Ave, STE 204, Ocala, FL 34470
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Sliding Scale, Private Pay, Insurance, Reduced Fees (If Qualified)
Format of Services Provided: In person

COMMUNITY COMPANION CARE

After years of experience with our own family, we decided to put a team together with the express purpose of working with the elderly and disabled adults. We work closely with physicians, and healthcare professionals, as well as legal guardians and healthcare surrogates. Most seniors would like to remain in their home as long as possible, and our services can be used to help achieve that goal. We have the very best non-medical services available.

If you, or your loved one, is trying to make that transition, but you are not yet sure, allow us to act as a liaison for families from afar. We can continue our service for you even after you go into an Assisted Living Facility or Nursing Home, by making motivational visits, and (officially) unscheduled checkups including a progress report back to distant families. We only hire the most compassionate companion care providers, and each one is carefully screened for safe driving records, a drug test, and a background check. An agency representative will follow up after each appointment to be sure you are happy with all our services.

Category: Other Community Resources
Contact:

Debbie | Communitycompanioncare@cox.net 

(352) 854-1358

Community Companion Care

Location: 802 SW 20th Street, STE 101, Ocala, FL 34471
Serving: Adults
Payment: Private Pay
Format of Services Provided: In person

LGBT NATIONAL HELP CENTER

Providing free peer support to the LGBTQ community. Providing crisis prevention, affirmation, resources and support through hotlines and online services.

Contact: Office: 415-355-0003 | help@LGBTHotline.org  
LGBT National Hotline: 888-843-4564
LGBT National Youth Talkline: 800-246-7743
LGBT National Senior Hotline: 888-234-7243
www.LGBThotline.org
Location: 2261 Market Street, #296 San Francisco, CA 94122
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free/Reduced for those who qualify
Format of Services Provided: Virtual/Telephone Services

CAPTEL CAPTIONED PHONES

We provide those with hearing loss with a captioning phone and captioning service completely free.
This is a tax-funded program so there is no cost for the phone or the installation and no contracts or monthly fee.

The only requirements to qualify are:

1) Trouble hearing or understanding what’s being said to you over the phone.

2) High-speed Internet. You DO NOT need a landline for this service, only internet.

The phone will caption conversations in real time, so if someone has trouble hearing or understanding what’s being said over the phone, they can glance at the screen and keep up.

We come to the home, set the phone up and teach clients how to use it.

This program is essential for helping older clients age in place and provides an extra layer of safety in the event of an emergency because they will be able to better hear and understand what’s being said to them over the phone.

We can provide a phone to a client’s home, their workplace or any assisted or Independent Living community.

Category: Other Community Resources
Contact: Audra Hudson | audra.hudson@oeius.org | 352-363-8015 | CapTel Captioned Phones
Serving: Adults
Payment: Free

OCALA POLICE DEPARTMENT

Provides community Police response for public safety and well being. This includes a Victim Advocate Program to assist with comprehensive needs for victims of crime and citizens with social service needs.

Category: Other Community Resources
Contact: Donna Guinn
352-369-7139 Advocate
352-369-7000 Report Crime
Recovery Response Team: 352-426-5943 (text or call 24/7 for you or help a loved one)
www.ocalapd.com
Location: 402 S Pine Ave Ocala Fl 34471
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free
Format of Services Provided: In Person/In Office Services, Virtual/Telephone Services, Other: Emergency Room & Hospital

COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES OF MID-FLORIDA

Provider of Civil Legal Services to income and asset eligible individuals and families.

Category: Other Community Resources
Contact: Hotline
1-800-405-1417
www.clsmf.org
Location: 1610 SE 36th Avenue, Ocala, FL 34471
Serving: Adults
Payment: Free/Reduced for those who qualify
Format of Services Provided: In Person/In Office Services, Virtual/Telephone Services

MARION COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS

Problem-solving courts in Marion County are specialized dockets within the criminal justice system that seek to address the underlying problems contributing to certain criminal offenses. Generally, a problem-solving court involves a close collaboration between a judge and a community service team to develop a case plan and closely monitor a defendant’s compliance, imposing proper sanctions when necessary. Marion County, which resides in Circuit 5, has multiple problem-solving courts.

 

Category: Other Community Resources
Contact: https://www.circuit5.org/problem-solving-court/ 
Location: Marion County Courthouse
110 NW 1st Avenue
Serving: Adults, Youth
Payment: Self Pay
Format of Services Provided: In Person/In Office Services

MARION MENTAL HEALTH COURT

The Marion County Mental Health Court [MCMHC] is a special part of the Marion County Court. It is a Court-supervised program for those arrested in Marion County who has a mental illness, who need treatment and other services, and who choose to participate in the MCMHC instead of having their case precede through the regular court process. If you agree to participate in the MCMHC, you will have a four week trial period during which you can choose to not continue with MCMHC.

MARION VETERAN’S TREATMENT COURT (VTC)

The Marion County Veterans Treatment Court [MCVTC] is a special division of the Marion County Court system. It is a Court-supervised program for those arrested in Marion County who have a mental illness, substance use disorder, or other mental health condition related to their military service, who need treatment and other services, and who choose to participate in the MCVTC instead of having their case proceed through the regular court process. The MCVTC is currently looking for veterans to volunteer in the veteran mentor program, for more information please call or email the MCVTC coordinator.

Contact: Office: 352-401-6704                                                                                          https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/veteran-treatment-court/marion-county-veterans-treatment-court/ 

THE MARION COUNTY DUI COURT

Court mission has been to reduce the number of repeat DUI offenders by providing alternative community-based treatment, thereby increasing both offender productivity and public safety. DUI Court is structured to provide repeat DUI offenders with intense outpatient treatment while on supervised probation. Additionally, the offender’s compliance and progress will be monitored by the Court through regular court appearances.

 

Contact: 352-401-6704                                                                                            https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/drug-court-programs/marion-county-dui-court/ 

MARION JUVENILE DRUG COURT PROGRAM

Marion County Court Administration, under the leadership of Judge Brad King, provides this program for qualified related cases.
The Juvenile Treatment Court Program of Marion County deals with varying degrees of substance misuse among youthful offenders and targets youth who have committed drug-related offenses or acknowledge a history of substance misuse upon arrest for nonviolent offenses. The program is open to juvenile offenders from 13 to 17 years of age.

An initial evaluation from a licensed treatment provider will determine the participant’s treatment needs. The standard length for the intervention/education track is typically 3-4 months while those in need of more intensive treatment typically remain in the program for approximately 4-5 months. The treatment court team monitors the participants’ progress through all phases of the program. Participants can expect to receive incentives based on progress, therapeutic adjustments to address changes in treatment needs, and sanctions to address violations of the treatment court rules, continuing drug use and other non-compliant behavior.    

Contact: 352-401-8157                                                                                      https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/drug-court-programs/marion-county-juvenile-treatment-court/ 

MARION COUNTY TEEN COURT

Teen Court is an alternative justice system for Juvenile first-time offenders that operates on restorative justice principles. The jury, which is comprised of teens, does not decide the guilt or innocence of the offender but assesses constructive sentencing for the offender who has pleaded guilty. This program allows them to emerge with a clean record, presuming all conditions of their sentence have been completed within the guidelines provided. The primary goal for Teen Court is to reduce recidivism by providing a constructive, educational experience that holds young people accountable for their actions and learn from their mistakes in a supportive environment that emphasizes positive reinforcement.

Contact: 352-401-6762                                                                                      https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/teen-court-programs/ 

MARION COUNTY JUVENILE CIVIL CITATION PROGRAM

This Juvenile Civil Citation Program is an alternative to arrest for youth 13-17 years of age who commit certain first time misdemeanor offenses. Florida Statute 985.12 gives law enforcement the discretion to issue the youth a civil citation in lieu of arrest. Youth will be assessed for appropriate sanctions and services such as counseling, treatment, and other appropriate community resources. The Juvenile Civil Citation Program works with community partners and Teen Court in the effort to reduce juvenile crime and to provide services for at-risk youth. There is a $25 fee (due within 30 days of the orientation and assessment) to participate in the program.

Contact: 352-401-6724                                                                                      https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/marion-county-juvenile-civil-citation-program/ 

MARION COUNTY FAMILY TREATMENT COURT

Under the leadership and supervision of Magistrate Joshua Solieau, Marion County Court Administration provides a program for Juvenile Family Treatment related cases. The Marion County Juvenile Family Treatment Court is a partnership between the Courts, Department of Children and Families, Guardian Ad Litem Program, Kids Central, Inc., Parent attorneys, SMA, Perspectives, Zero Hour Life Center and other social service programs. The Juvenile Family Treatment Court is designed to get involved in the lives of addicted parents with substance use treatment. Court monitoring and other resources needed to ensure permanent lifestyle change will hopefully assist in the reunification of parents with their children. 

Contact: 352-401-6746                                                                                        https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/drug-court-programs/marion-county-juvenile-family-treatment-court/ 

MARION COUNTY ADULT DRUG COURTS

TRACK 1: (Misdemeanor) Pre-plea diversion drug court for non-violent offenders charged with an eligible misdemeanor with admission of a substance use disorder. Defendants are required to participate in substance use treatment, peer support meetings, random and frequent drug screens, and personally appear in court as required. The program is a minimum of six months and if successful the court will dismiss the related charges.

TRACK 2: (Felony) Pre-plea diversion drug court for non-violent offenders charged with a second- or third-degree felony with admission of a substance use disorder. Defendants are required to participate in substance use treatment, peer support meetings, random and frequent drug screens, and personally appear in court as required. The program is a minimum of twelve months and if successful the court will dismiss the related charges.

Contact:

352-401-6729                                                                             

https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/drug-court-programs/marion-county-adult-drug-court/ 

THE MARION COUNTY ADULT POST- ADJUDICATORY PRISON DIVERSION DRUG COURT

A court supervised highly structured program for non-violent prison bound offenders. While in the program, participants are provided access to community-based treatment services designed to break the cycle of addiction and incarceration. Participants are also provided access to ancillary services, like mental health treatment, recovery communities, and housing assistance, that ultimately allow individuals to once again become productive members of their community. This program also includes, but is not limited to, frequent court appearances, random drug screens while on Department of Corrections supervised probation. The length of this four-phase program is a minimum of 13 months; however, depending on the participant’s progress and/or compliance, it may take longer.

Contact:

352-401-7894                                                                               

https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/drug-court-programs/marion-county-adult-post-adjudicatory-drug-court-expansion-program/ 

THE MARION COUNTY POST ADJUDICATORY NON-EXPANSION DRUG COURT

This is a court supervised intensive and highly structured program consisting of both comprehensive out-patient treatment and case management supervision for non-violent offenders. The program includes, but is not limited to, regular court.

(Misdemeanor) Pre-plea diversion drug court for non-violent offenders charged with an eligible misdemeanor with admission of a substance use disorder. Defendants are required to participate in substance use treatment, peer support meetings, random and frequent drug screens, and personally appear in court as required. The program is a minimum of six months and if successful the court will dismiss the related charges.

(Felony) Pre-plea diversion drug court for non-violent offenders charged with a second- or third-degree felony with admission of a substance use disorder. Defendants are required to participate in substance use treatment, peer support meetings, random and frequent drug screens, and personally appear in court as required. The program is a minimum of twelve months and if successful the court will dismiss the related charges. 

Contact: 352-401-8146 | 352-401-7886                                                                            https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/drug-court-programs/marion-county-misdemeanor-drug-court/ 

MARION COUNTY EARLY CHILDHOOD COURTS

Early Childhood Court works with families of children in the 0-5 year age range who are involved in Dependency Court. The program features access to a Community Coordinator who assists in coordinating the right services, increased visits between parents and their children, specialized family therapy, and monthly team meetings to assist parents with services and celebrate accomplishments. We are also working on developing the best permanency plan for the children involved and work with the team to accomplish that goal at faster rate.

Contact: 352-401-6746                                                                                         https://www.circuit5.org/programs-services/marion-county-early-childhood-court-ecc/ 

MARION COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM

Library system is a vital community resource that connects Marion County residents with their community and the world around them. Eight independent library locations include headquarters in Ocala, Belleview, Dunnellen. The Forest, Fort McCoy, Freedom (near SR200), Marion Oaks and Reddick. Library provides library resources and materials for children, teens and adults, as well as programmed events for all ages, meeting rooms at many locations, free Wi-Fi and public access computers.

Contact: Karen Jensen
(352) 671-8551
www.library.marionfl.org
Location: 2720 E. Silver Springs Blvd Ocala, FL 34470
Serving: Adults/Youth
Payment: Free/Reduced for those who qualify

RECOVERY DHARMA OCALA

Recovery Dharma is a peer-led movement and community that is unified by our trust in the potential of each of us to recover and find freedom from the suffering of all forms of addiction. We believe that the traditional Buddhist teachings, often referred to as the Dharma, offer a powerful approach to healing from addiction and living a life of true freedom.
Contact: Phillip Edward Smith | pesmitty06@gmail.com 
(352) 425-4531 
Recovery Dharma Ocala
Location: 1009 NE 28th Ave, Ocala, FL 34479
Serving: Adults
Payment: Free

Vet Resource Center

The mission of the Vet Resource Center, Inc (VRC) is dedicated to providing, through educational, information and resource identification, a basic available benefits education for every veteran in America.

Our online source, VetResourceCenter.com, has been created to help veterans and their families find information about the local, State and National benefits, services, and activities available. Not only veteran related information but also issues that affect every family.

Vet Resource Center Inc. provides early warning cancer tests for our Veterans exposed to Burn Pits and Toxins during their military service. Statistics show that of the 4.2 million that served, over 500,000 cases of cancer have been diagnosed and over 240,000 of those veterans have already died. An early warning cancer blood test that scans for 50 different types of cancer that costs $950 is available. Vet Resource Center has partnered with Grail, the company that manufactures the Galleri test to acquire the test for a reduced price and provide the test for free to our exposed veterans. 100% of your donations go to that effort.

Contact: Contact Us
www.vetresourcecenter.com
Serving: Military Vetrans

ACCOMPLISHED HOME CARE

We offer a wide range of Medicare approved home health care services to your home that are fully adaptable to your family’s specific needs. Our clinicians provide physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psych nurse, social worker, and med management with education on new diagnosis.

Contact: (352) 291-6611 | info@accomplishedhomehealthcare.comAccomplished Home Care
Location:  1701 NE 42nd ave, Ocala, FL 34479
Serving: Adults
Payment: Insurance Accepted