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Worldshine Assisted Living Community

Worldshine Assisted Living Community provides 120 beds for assisted living and memory care, offering personalized care to promote residents' independence, dignity, and well-being.


The community features amenities such as a library and computer room, arts & crafts room, therapy room, beauty salon, theater, classroom, and private dining room. Comprehensive services include nursing, transportation, activities, dining, and more.


Beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces include a central courtyard, accessible walking paths, and a serene garden, thoughtfully designed for privacy and harmony with the environment.

Overview

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