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Independent Living in Orange, New Jersey
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Green Hill Retirement Community
103 Pleasant Valley Way
West Orange, New Jersey, USA
The building and grounds are grand and gracious; the gardens bloom in the summer; and every room is sun-filled, spacious and comfortable. No matter what your need, whether your independent living in our residential area, require some assistance as in our assisted living area, rehabilitatating from an injury or illness on Medicare, or require 24/7 care in our skilled nursing services area, we have a lifestyle to fit. As beautiful as Green Hill’s physical environment, it’s the staff and ...
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Independent Living
Assisted Living
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Rehabilitation Care
West Orange, New Jersey, USA
The building and grounds are grand and gracious; the gardens bloom in the summer; and every room is sun-filled, spacious and comfortable. No matter what your need, whether your independent living in our residential area, require some assistance as in our assisted living area, rehabilitatating from an injury or illness on Medicare, or require 24/7 care in our skilled nursing services area, we have a lifestyle to fit. As beautiful as Green Hill’s physical environment, it’s the staff and ...
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Independent Living
Assisted Living
Nursing Care
Rehabilitation Care
Oakwood Towers
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400 Oakwood Ave
Orange, New Jersey, USA
Care Type:Independent Living
Orange, New Jersey, USA
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Independent Living
Prospect Park Apartments
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545 Park Ave
East Orange, New Jersey, USA
Care Type:Independent Living
East Orange, New Jersey, USA
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Independent Living
East Park Rest Home
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100 Park Ave
East Orange, New Jersey, USA
Care Type:Independent Living
East Orange, New Jersey, USA
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Bishop Taylor Manor
33 N Walnut St
East Orange, New Jersey, USA
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Bishop Taylor Manor is named in honor of the late Prince A. Taylor, Jr. who served as the New Jersey area's first resident Bishop from 1964 until 1972. Opened in 1989, this senior housing community for low to moderate income adults is sponsored by Calvary-Roseville United Methodist Church, Christ Episcopal Church, the United Methodist Homes of New Jersey and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
