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Case Study: Caring Hearts

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Caring Hearts A.H.S. is a senior care home located in beautiful city of Lake Worth, Florida, which is in Palm Beach County. The charming scenic region is known for Lake Worth Lagoon which helps in given the area a tropical feel. Lake Worth is a wonderful place to visit with numerous activities and events for family and friends to enjoy when visiting. Caring Hearts A.H.S. is dedicated to providing the highest quality of life to all seniors while meeting their individual needs in a beautiful group home setting. Our caring, dedicated staff is available any time of day or night to keep all residents safe and comfortable. A doctor is always on call to help accommodate any other situation that may arise. Along with meeting all the physical and

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