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Website: lifeatthevineyards.org
Phone: (559) 251-8414
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E Kings Canyon Rd and S Apricot Ave
6720 E Kings Canyon Rd Fresno, CA 93727 ·2212.18 mi
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yelpMy 92 yr old father was at CAH skilled nursing for 3 very transformative months; he literally couldn't walk or move without help. He needed intense medical care; his outgoing and friendly...
MoreMy grandfather received outstanding care while he was a resident at the CA Armenian Home. Our family felt so much relief knowing our loved one was being taken care of so well. The place is super...
MoreMy mother spent the last three years of her life in the Skilled Nursing Facility at the California Armenian Home. Our family is so appreciative of the professional and loving care she received....
MoreI was really looking forward to going here due to it being recommend by my pain management dr and I was completely approved in all ways TELL age discrimination! Tabitha in the adminissions for the...
MoreThe grounds are beautiful, but the communication of nursing staff with patients and their families is poor. Attention to patient needs in skilled nursing varies greatly by nurse.
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