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Facilities in Chatsworth

Mountain View CLA

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625 N 5Th Ave Chatsworth, Georgia 30705 USA

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Capacity 4

Happy Days House PCH

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1249 Old Federal Road North Chatsworth, Georgia 30705 USA

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Capacity 5

Happy Days PCH III

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1236 Old Federal Road Chatsworth, Georgia 30705 USA

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Capacity 5

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Supplemental Security Income (SSI) A federal government program that pays benefits to low-income individuals. In order to qualify, individuals must be age 65 or older, blind or disabled.
Depression Depression is a biological illness which may include sadness without any apparent cause, lack of interest, change in appetite and fatigue. Because depression is an illness, a person can't just "snap out of it."
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