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Senior living in Washington, District of Columbia

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Washington, DC

Serenity Rehab and Health

Serenity Rehab and Health is a Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing home in Washington, D.C., with 183 certified beds and about 178 residents on an average day. It is owned as a for-profit limited liability company and has provided Medicare and Medicaid services since 1982.

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Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home

Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home is a nursing home in Washington, DC, that has cared for residents and their families since opening its doors in 1890. Services include long-term skilled nursing, rehabilitation, short-term respite care and comfort care, with daily activities and meals prepared by the community's chef.

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Sunrise on Connecticut Ave

Sunrise on Connecticut Ave is a senior living community in Washington, D.C., offering assisted living, memory care, short-term stays and hospice coordination. The community is at the intersection of Connecticut and Nebraska avenues in the Upper Northwest residential and shopping area, within walking distance of restaurants, shops and pharmacies.

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