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Barboursville, WV 25504
Hello, We are The Wyngate! Our community is located just outside of Huntington, in the small village of Barboursville. This village is very welcoming and many people know each other; Wyngate simply adds to the small hometown environment. We strive to provide great care while maintaining a very homelike atmosphere. We let each of our residents know that they don’t live in our community, we work in their home. Residents have their own private apartment at The Inn which gives them a sense of independence, yet allowing assistance to be readily available if needed.
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