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Nursing Homes providers in Escondido, California

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

Nursing Homes providers in Escondido, California — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Escondido Post AcuteNursing home / skilled nursing421 E MISSION AVE, 92025760-747-0430
Meadowbrook Village Christian Retirement CommunityNursing home / skilled nursing100 HOLLAND GLEN, 92026760-746-2500
Ocean View Post AcuteNursing home / skilled nursing1980 FELICITA ROAD, 92025760-741-6109
Palomar Heights Post AcuteNursing home / skilled nursing1260 E OHIO AVENUE, 92027760-746-1100
Palomar Vista Healthcare CenterNursing home / skilled nursing201 N FIG STREET, 92025760-746-0303
Redwood Terrace Health CenterNursing home / skilled nursing710 W 13TH AVE, 92025760-747-4306
Valley Vista Post AcuteNursing home / skilled nursing1025 W. SECOND AVENUE, 92025760-745-1842

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