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Assisted Living providers in Ojai, California

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

Assisted Living providers in Ojai, California — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Artesian Of Ojai, TheResidential care203 E EL ROBLAR DRIVE, 93023(805) 798-9305
Gables Of Ojai, TheResidential care701 N. MONTGOMERY ST., 93023(805) 646-1446
Glen Park At OjaiResidential care225 N LOMITA AVE, 93023(805) 646-2402
Manor Of Ojai, TheResidential care108 W. EUCALYPTUS ST., 93023(805) 646-1489
Mountain Vista Of OjaiResidential care602 EAST OAK STREET, 93023(805) 646-6850

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