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Central Connecticut Chambersof Commerce On Central Connecticut Chambersof Commerce on . e region. one voice MEMBERSHIP 2019 DIRECTORY Shop Local. Chamber First. Representing the members of: ITH 440 N. Main Street, Bristol W W G O IN L C W T O (860) 584-4718 O T R T [email protected] C C G P www.CentralCTChambers.org Town of Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Advanced Primary and Specialty Care in YOUR Community Bristol Hospital: Bristol Hospital is a 154-bed hospital that cares for approximately 40,000 patients each year. We are nationally recognized for high quality care. We are the #1 full-service hospital in CT in preventing hospital- acquired infections and are one of 8% of hospitals in the country, and the only hospital in Hartford County, to have earned ANCC Magnet recognition for our nursing excellence. Bristol Home Care and Hospital Agency: Staffed by skilled nurses, therapists, social workers and aides, our agency has been providing compassionate home-based care and serves, including palliative and hospice care for 25 years. We are five-star rated for patient satisfaction by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Bristol Hospital Multi-Specialty Group: We are an integrated physician network of 100+ primary care and specialty care providers, with 20+ locations throughout central Connecticut, including Southington, Wolcott, Plainville and New Britain. Our practices are nationally recognized for high-quality care by the National Committee on Quality Assurance and we routinely score at 95% or above for patient satisfaction. Ingraham Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center: Our short-term rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility offers the highest-quality care, with a five-star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Our program is uniquely tailored to an individual’s needs to enhance quality of life and improve physical functioning. Emergency Medical Services: Bristol Hospital EMS is one of the leading providers of emergency medical services in Connecticut. Our paramedics provide scheduled, non-emergency transportation for individuals throughout the state, including Southington. Make an appointment today and see how attentive care, conveniently located, isn’t just unique — it’s extraordinary. 1.833.4BHDOCS bristolhospital.org and Health Care Group, Inc. How to use this Directory For the convenience of our members, this di rec to ry lists your firm in each of the following sections: The The Membership Business Directory Guide Membership Directory 1 2 Membership Directory presents each firm alphabetically classifies each member according with address and phone/fax number. to its type of business and lists its The master listing also includes the ad dress and telephone number. firm’s business classification. B Marketing Carleen Limmer, Send Out Cards B & B Tool Co Inc Independent Rep MANUFACTURING P.O. Box 165 35 Commerce Drive Plymouth CT 06782 Bristol CT 06010 Phone: (860) 485-4702 Phone: (860) 583-9631 [email protected] Fax: (860) 582-3665 www.sendoutcards.com [email protected] www.bbtoolco.com CompuMail Corp. of CT, Inc. 298 Captain Lewis Drive Back to Basics LLC Southington CT 06489 RETAIL Phone: (860) 628-2770 31 Main Street Fax: (860) 628-2746 Terryville CT 06786 [email protected] Phone: (860) 589-8858 www.compumail.net [email protected] www.back2basicsct.com Create Visual Marketing Agency 260 Litchfield Street Bantam Wesson Torrington CT 06790-2269 OIL & PROPANE COMPANIES Phone: (860) 365-9557 165 Railroad Hill Street [email protected] Waterbury CT 06708 www.createvma.com Phone: (800) 992-2227 eBurns Marketing Group Bar Code Consulting Group P.O. Box 1321 CONSULTANTS Burlington CT 06013 241 Talcott Notch Road Phone: (860) 673-1580 Farmington CT 06032 [email protected] Phone: (860) 678-8088 www.eburnsmarketing.com Fax: (860) 678-1117 [email protected] www.barcodeconsult.com 1 www.CentralCTChambers.org Membership Directory A+E Services Group Acorn Talk Photography Advanced Physical Therapy 4 FINANCIAL SERVICES PHOTOGRAPHY PHYSICAL THERAPY Membership Directory 145 Brooks Hill Road 2 High Street, Lower Level 311 Main Street 4 Eat & Drink Wolcott CT 06716 Farmington CT 06032 Terryville CT 06786 RESTAURANTS & BARS Phone: (203) 518-2054 Phone: (860) 502-9063 Phone: (860) 506-4124 838 Farmington Avenue [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Farmington CT 06032 www.aesgrpllc.com www.acorntalkphotography.com www.physicaltherapyct.com Phone: (860) 930-5812 [email protected] Ability Beyond Ada Rios Body Mind & Advanced Physical Therapy www.4eatanddrink.com HEALTHCARE SERVICES Nutrition LLC 225 North Main Street, Suite 304 HEALTH & WELLNESS PHYSICAL THERAPY A Bristol CT 06010 304 Main Street, Suite 307 2 Bridgewater Road, Suite 105 Phone: (203) 501-9187 Farmington CT 06032 Farmington CT 06032 Fax: (860) 410-1165 Phone: (860) 751-4114 Phone: (860) 507-7985 A & E Engraving Services lucinda.hotchkiss@ [email protected] Fax: (860) 507-7993 PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS abilitybeyond.org www.adarios.net [email protected] 37 Main Street www.abilitybeyond.org www.physicaltherapyct.com Bristol CT 06010-6596 Adams Samartino & Co CPA’s Phone: (860) 582-6503 Absolute Clarity & ACCOUNTANTS/CPAS Advanced Power Services Fax: (860) 589-2146 Calibration, LLC 751 Farmington Avenue [email protected] LLC INDUSTRIAL SERVICES Bristol CT 06010 www.ae-engraving.com ELECTRICAL SERVICES 109 Main Street Phone: (860) 583-8675 161 Woodford Avenue, Box 4 Terryville CT 06786 Fax: (860) 583-5963 A & M Alarms LLC Plainville CT 06062 Phone: (860) 583-0502 [email protected] Phone: (860) 747-8308 SECURITY - HOME & BUSINESS Fax: (860) 314-1851 www.adamssamartinocpa.com 1 Briarwood Road Fax: (860) 410-0655 [email protected] Wolcott CT 06716 [email protected] www.absoluteclarity.com ADP – Nick Liberator Phone: (203) 592-3357 www.AdvancedPowerServicesllc.com BUSINESS SERVICES Fax: (203) 633-5081 Abundant Health Massage 1 ADP Plaza [email protected] Advanced Torque Products Therapy & Wellness Milford CT 06461 LLC Phone: (860) 805-9932 A Mark Above Financial MASSAGE THERAPY MANUFACTURING 2 Forest Park Drive [email protected] Services LLC 56 Budney Road Farmington CT 06032 www.adp.com Newington CT 06111 FINANCIAL SERVICES Phone: (860) 778-0315 11 Talcott Notch Road Phone: (860) 828-1523 [email protected] Advanced Dermatology Farmington CT 06032 Fax: (860) 828-1163 www.abundanthealthct.com PHYSICIANS [email protected] Phone: (860) 796-2436 464 Wolcott Road [email protected] www.advancedtorque.com Accurate Mailing Services Wolcott CT 06716 MAILING & SHIPPING SERVICES Phone: (203) 879-6171 A Plus Reporting Service Advanced Treatment 123 Union City Road Fax: (203) 879-1191 TRANSCRIBING SERVICE Solutions Prospect CT 06712 [email protected] 55 Whiting Street, Suite 1A COUNSELING SERVICES Phone: (203) 758-0430 Plainville CT 06062 270 Farmington Avenue, Suite 328 Fax: (203) 758-0659 Advanced Electrical Phone: (203) 269-9976 Farmington CT 06032 [email protected] Solutions, LLC Fax: (860) 846-0633 Phone: (866) 887-6864 www.accuratemailing.com ELECTRICAL SERVICES scheduling@ [email protected] P.O. Box 1956 aplusreportingservice.com www.advancedtreatmentsolutions.net ACG North America Bristol CT 06011-1956 www.aplusreportingservice.com CONTRACTORS Phone: (860) 314-1315 Advanced Veterinary Care 120 Halcyon Drive Fax: (860) 314-8233 A. Bartlett Giamatti Little VETERINARIANS Bristol CT 06010 [email protected] League Leadership Training 376 Scott Swamp Road Phone: (860) 589-4600 Farmington CT 06032 Center Fax: (860) 589-7474 Advanced Physical Therapy Phone: (860) 677-0309 SPORTS COMPLEX [email protected] PHYSICAL THERAPY Fax: (860) 677-0805 335 Mix Street www.acgna.com 465 Wolcott Road [email protected] Bristol CT 06010 Wolcott CT 06716 www.advancedvetcarehome.com Phone: (860) 585-4730 Acme Monaco Corp. Phone: (203) 879-0107 Fax: (860) 585-4734 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES Fax: (203) 879-0206 Advocates for Bristol Seniors, [email protected] 75 Winchell Drive [email protected] Inc. www.littleleague.org New Britain CT 06052 www.physicaltherapyct.com NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Phone: (860) 224-1349 240 Stafford Avenue A. Ciccarello Building Co., Fax: (860) 827-9982 Advanced Physical Therapy Bristol CT 06010 LLC [email protected] PHYSICAL THERAPY Phone: (860) 583-9553 BUILDERS www.acmemonaco.com 292 Spielman Highway P.O. Box 347 Burlington CT 06013 New Hartford CT 06057-0347 Phone: (860) 404-2924 Phone: (860) 690-7260 Fax: (860) 404-2933 [email protected] 2 www.CentralCTChambers.org Membership Directory Aflac - Jerry Rafaniello Allie’s Protein Balls American Eagle Financial Amy Himmelstein, O.D., INSURANCE FITNESS Credit Union Optomertric Assoc of Bristol, 103 Windham Road 330 Mill Road CREDIT UNIONS LLC Bristol CT 06010 North Haven CT 06473 417 Main Street OPTOMETRY Phone: (860) 589-5582 Phone: (203) 747-4744 East Hartford CT 06108 440 North Main Street, Suite B Fax: (860) 583-0150 [email protected] Phone: (860) 568-2020 Bristol CT 06010-3900 [email protected] www.alliesproteinballs.com Fax: (860) 291-6365 Phone: (860) 582-2166 www.aflac.com [email protected] Fax: (860) 582-8044 Alloy Welding & [email protected] Aging Better At Home, LLC Manufacturing American Energy Services www.dramyhimmelstein.net HOME HEALTHCARE METALS ENERGY CONSERVATION 713 Wolcott Road 233 Riverside Avenue 127 Williamstown Court Andersons Productions Inc. Wolcott CT 06716 Bristol CT 06010-6319 Newington
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