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Sebring, FL 33870
Located in beautiful downtown Sebring, Florida, ‘The Palms of Sebring’ is the only Continuing Care Retirement Community in the area. Our residents describe us as caring, compassionate, clean and friendly place to live. We offer Step-up units, as well as Step-down units. From Homecare, Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living and Independent Living, The Palms of Sebring offers it all in one large campus facility as a Post-Acute Care Network. This allows residents to feel a familiar sense of home as they age and enjoy their lives through their golden years without the need of relocation as their care needs increase or change.
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