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    Hollenbeck Palms

    4.4 (22 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Took a tour as a favor for a relative. Courteous friendly helpful staff. Various living quarters to meet various needs. Clean and organized. Lovely koi pond, gym, small golf course, quiet lounge area with library, activity room with line dancing, yoga, tai chi, arts and crafts, game room for card playing, on site cafe as well as luxurious dining room where daily meals are served. Gorgeous on site chapel where mass is performed weekly. Lounge with piano and music activities. So much to offer along with medical needs met. Memory unit being built. Transportation to appointments provided. Very nice- worth a visit if looking for care for a loved one.

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