1620 18th Ave Ste 200
Central District - Seattle, WA 98122
(206) 323-9178
About Deaf-Blind Service Center:
Deaf-Blind Service Center is located at 1620 18th Ave Ste 200 in Central District - Seattle, WA - King County and is a business specialized in Disabled. Deaf-Blind Service Center is listed in the categories Disabled Persons Assistive Services, Disabled Persons Assistance Service and Social Services For The Handicapped and offers Assistance Services. After you do business with Deaf-Blind Service Center, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Deaf-Blind Service Center.
Categories: Disabled Persons Assistive Services, Disabled Persons Assistance Service and Social Services for the Handicapped
Specialties: Disabled
Special Considerations: Disability Services
Services: Assistance Services
Groups Served: Individuals, Personal
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- Assistance Services
- Autism
- Care Management
- Diagnosis & Testing
- Disabled
- Family Support
- Mental Retardation
- Non Ambulatory
- Personal
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