San Jose, CA
Canyon Springs Post Acute
Canyon Springs Post Acute is a Medicare-certified skilled nursing facility in San Jose, California, serving families seeking post-hospital recovery or longer stays.
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San Jose, CA
Canyon Springs Post Acute is a Medicare-certified skilled nursing facility in San Jose, California, serving families seeking post-hospital recovery or longer stays.
San Jose, CA
Herman Health Care Center is a skilled nursing facility in San Jose, California. It is licensed as a long term care facility and its status is listed as open. The facility is licensed for 99 beds.
San Jose, CA
Plum Tree Care Center is a care center in San Jose, California, with an in-house rehabilitation therapy center where therapists and nursing staff work together to help patients regain strength and mobility after illness, trauma or surgery. Rooms are private and semiprivate, and the center is pet-friendly with flexible visiting hours.
San Jose, CA
Vista Manor Nursing Center is a nursing and rehabilitation facility in San Jose, California. It provides 24-hour skilled nursing care and therapy services, including physical, occupational and speech therapy. The center provides intensive stroke and orthopedic rehabilitation, wound care and intravenous therapy, and accepts Medicare, HMO and private insurance.
San Jose, CA
White Blossom Care Center is a Medicare-certified skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation provider in San Jose, California.
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