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Assisted Living providers in Arleta, California

4 published listings. Confirm the service and local availability with the provider.

Assisted Living providers in Arleta, California — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Good Life Board And Care IncResidential care9161 ROSLYNDALE AVE, 91331(818) 268-0861
House Of Hope Assisted Living, IncResidential care9617 STANWIN AVENUE, 91331(818) 302-6344
Nikkei Senior GardensResidential care9221 ARLETA AVE, 91331(818) 899-1000
Victoria's Dignity CareResidential care13874 KELOWNA ST., 91331(818) 894-5761

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