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WHITE CLIFF NURSING HOME

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Location

110 Fredonia Rd

Phone Number
(724) 588-8090
Rent

$196 - $369*/month

Program Type

Retirement Community

Street Address

110 Fredonia Rd, Greenville, PA, 16125

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