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Nursing Homes providers in Palo Alto, California

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Nursing Homes providers in Palo Alto, California — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Palo Alto Post-AcuteNursing home / skilled nursing911 BRYANT STREET, 94301650-327-0511
Vi At Palo AltoNursing home / skilled nursing600 SAND HILL ROAD, 94304650-853-5001
Webster HouseNursing home / skilled nursing437 WEBSTER STREET, 94301650-328-3300

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