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Stockton, CA 95209
In the unique, serene and quaint neighborhood area of California you’ll find The Commons on Thornton – a senior living community where caring about one another is an integral part of daily life. Here, we love to celebrate the accomplishments, stories, and lives of our residents. They are our heroes, and that belief is continually reflected in our person-centered approach to their care, and their own commitment to a greater purpose. At The Commons on Thornton, you’ll feel the warmth and enjoy sharing it.
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