Residential Care or Assisted Living Facility · Pocatello, Idaho

Pocatello Senior Living LLC

Inactive
Capacity
15
residents
Care level
memory
declared
License number
Not published
ID does not release one
County
Bannock
jurisdiction

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Address

1525 East Cedar Street
Pocatello, ID
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Location

About this home

  • 15 beds, smaller than the median of 16 across the 8 homes listed in Pocatello
  • 1.3 miles to Portneuf Medical Center in Pocatello, which has an emergency department

Compiled from the other homes listed in Pocatello and CMS hospital data. Licensing details change; confirm anything that matters to your decision with the home and with the state before you rely on it.

Licensing details

License type
Residential Care or Assisted Living Facility
License status
UNRESTRICTED
Licensing agency
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW)
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