DIRECTIONS TO THE

BERGEN COUNTY

                     COMMUNITY SERVICE BUILDING

Paramus, New Jersey

 
From the GARDEN STATE PARKWAY - SOUTHBOUND

Take Exit #165, Oradell. Go up ramp onto East Ridgewood Avenue, Proceed to next light and make right (Pascack Road).

 

 ¯Make a left at next light (jughandle) onto Ridgewood Avenue (327 Ridgewood Avenue is the 3 story red brick building with the White pillars on your left). Make the very next left turn into the parking lot. Follow signs to City Services Building. The Health Department is in Room 206, on the second floor.¯
 
From the N. J. TURNPIKE & ROUTE 80 - WESTBOUND

N.J. Turnpike North to ROUTE 80 - West. Take Route 17 -- North Exit. Go north into Paramus. Take Ridgewood Avenue, Oracle exit. Make left at top of ramp. Proceed past blinking eight to 5 other traffic lights and then turn right. Follow Directions from ¯above.

 
From ROUTE 80 - EASTBOUND

Connect with the Garden State Parkway in Saddle  Brook and go North on the Garden State Parkway. Take Exit #165 - Oradell. Proceed up the ramp and make a right. Go to the next traffic light and make a right. Follow Directions from ¯above.

 
From ROUTE 4 - EAST & WESTBOUND

Exit on Route 17 - North, Go to Ridgewood Avenue - Oradell exit. Make a left at the top of the ramp. Proceed past the blinking light to 5 other traffic lights and ten turn right. Follow Directions from ¯above.

 
From ROUTE 17 - SOUTHBOUND

Exit on Ridgewood Avenue - Oradell exit. Proceed past the blinking light to 5 other traffic lights and then turn right. Follow Directions from ¯above.

 
From ROUTE 17 - NORTHBOUND

Exit on Ridgewood Avenue - Oradell exit. Make a left at the top of the ramp. Proceed past the blinking light to 5 other traffic lights and then turn right. Follow Directions from ¯above.

 

Bergen County Department of Health Services

327 Ridgewood Avenue

Paramus, New Jersey 07652-4895

(201) 634-2621

 

                    

 

                    

 

The Family seems to be the most effective and economical system for fostering

 and sustaining the child’s development.

  Without family involvement,  intervention is likely to be unsuccessful,

And what few effects are achieved  are likely to disappear once the intervention is discontinued.

 

— Urie Bronfenbrenner


 

                    

 

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