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This is a SOURCES SOUGHT ANNOUNCEMENT ONLY. It is neither a solicitation announcement nor a request for proposals or quotes and does not obligate the Government to award a contract. Responses to this ... This is a SOURCES SOUGHT ANNOUNCEMENT ONLY. It is neither a solicitation announcement nor a request for proposals or quotes and does not obligate the Government to award a contract. Responses to this sources sought notice must be in writing. The purpose of this sources sought announcement is for market research to make appropriate acquisition decisions and to gain knowledge of potential businesses interested and capable of providing the services described below. VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System VA Medical Center (VA GLA), its associated Community-Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOCs), and affiliated healthcare clinics require contracted non-emergency ambulance transportation services. The contractor shall provide all vehicles, personnel, management, supplies, equipment, and necessary reporting for the provision of Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Life Support (ALS), Critical Care Transport (CCT) services. The contactor shall make these ambulance services available to the VA as needed, 24 hours a day, seven days a week (24/7), including weekends and holidays. Scope/Requirements Types of Ambulance Service The contractor shall provide Non-Emergent, Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Life Support (ALS), and Critical Care Transport (CCT) ambulance services on an as-need basis in accordance with all federal, state. and local regulations. Occasionally a veteran will need to be transported with VA staff and equipment; the contractor shall return VA Staff and equipment to the original place of pick-up. Transport of Miscellaneous Items with the Patient The Contractor may also be required to transport patient luggage, medical records, medication, and comfort items from pickup points to destination at no additional cost to the Government. Luggage to be transported will be restricted to suitcase and valise types. When patients are transported to the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System destination is deemed to be the ER, Admissions, the clinic, or service within the hospital, or directly to the ward as instructed by VA Staff. Contractor Personnel: Contractor personnel shall be courteous and always conduct themselves in a businesslike manner while providing services under this contract. Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), Critical Care Transport Paramedics (CCTPs) & Other Personnel EMTs, CCTPs and other medical personnel (as applicable) shall at all times meet the qualifications specified in this contract as well as all applicable federal, state, and local government laws, regulations, and standards. EMTs, CCTPs and other medical personnel (as applicable) shall be certified, licensed, or otherwise officially recognized by the local, state, or regional government or public entity where the emergency service is operated or by which it is governed. If the contractor wishes to add or replace personnel throughout the life of the contract, it shall provide evidence of required training, certifications, licensing, and any other qualifications to the Contracting Officer s Representative (COR) for review. All ambulance drivers shall have a valid driver s license in accordance with state requirements for their place of operation and the services they perform. If the contractor wishes to add or replace drivers throughout the life of the contract, it shall provide a valid driver s license to the COR. CCTPs shall have met all state requirements for the tier in which they are performing services in (I, II, III). Proof in the form of a current certificate for the successful completion of such must be provided to the COR upon request. Investigative Requirements for Contract Personnel: Contract personnel will be subject to the same investigative requirements as those for regular VA appointees and employees. The level of investigation commensurate with the level of access to perform the performance work statement is: Special Agreement Checks (SAC). Fingerprinting for contract personnel will be conducted at VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. Thereafter the contracted employees will be subject annually to the same requirement, with a 90-day window to complete such requirement as provided by VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. The VA Security and Investigation Center (SIC) is responsible for adjudicating all background investigations for contract employees. EMTs, CCTPs, and other contractor personnel as applicable must pass the Contractor s background check and must not have been convicted of (or have any pending charges for) a felony for the past five years. Personnel (and Contractor) must report any new or additional charges or convictions if they arise during the course of performance under this contract so VA can review them and determine whether the employee in question needs to be discharged of his or her duties until the matter is adjudicated. Tuberculosis Exposure Control Policy The contractor shall provide the VA with a policy on tuberculosis (TB) exposure and control, to include TB decontamination. The contractor shall have its personnel tested for TB in accordance with state guidelines and provide written confirmation to the COR that all personnel (current employees and any new hires) performing services under this contract are current in their TB test by at the start of each Ordering Period. Contractor Equipment, Vehicles, and Inspection Ambulances shall meet all applicable federal, state, and local regulations and specifications, including but not limited to licensing, registration, and safety standards. The VA reserves the right to inspect the contractor s equipment and vehicles or require documentation of compliance with state laws, rules, regulations, and guidelines governing emergency medical transport vehicles (ambulances). VA inspections of contractor equipment do not constitute a warranty or guarantee that the contractor s vehicles and equipment are properly maintained. The VA reserves the right to restrict the contractor s use of equipment and vehicles in the performance of this contract which are not in compliance with contract requirements. The restriction of such equipment and vehicles shall not relieve the contractor from performance in accordance with the contract nor necessitate additional cost to the VA. Vehicles shall be clean and maintained in good repair in accordance with manufacturer s instructions. The contractor shall not borrow or exchange supplies, equipment, and/or medications with the VA. Equipment attached to or in use by the patient at time of pick-up may remain with the patient during transport to ensure continuity of care. Medical Control Authorities are responsible for maintaining and supplying medication during patient transport. All VA equipment and unused medications must be returned to VA during patient drop-off or as promptly as feasible within 24 hours. The contractor shall furnish all linen required for patient transport at no additional cost. Linen shall not be exchanged with linen belonging to VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System or its CBOC locations. The contractor must be capable of transporting the drugs and/or equipment as required by the patient as listed in Attachment A Critical Care Transport Capabilities Confirmation. The contractor shall have the appropriate medications, up to and including CCT if necessary, based on the EMS region the ambulance provider is functioning in. The contractor shall furnish qualified personnel as required by contract specifications to accomplish all services under this contract. The contractor personnel performing services for the VA, shall, at all times, conduct themselves in a professional manner, and be identified by having the company name, and employee name affixed to the uniform. The Contractor shall be responsible for furnishing all vehicles, uniforms, nametags and/or badges for performance of services under this contract. Employee identifications shall be worn in clear view above the waist. The contractor personnel shall not smoke/play loud music originating from any device in vehicles while transporting VA patients. Each driver shall possess a driver s license that is valid for the class of vehicle driven. Evidence of a special transportation service vehicle permit, or endorsement issued by the commissioner of public safety. Be at least 18 years of age and have not less than one year of experience as a licensed driver; and For the past three years: Have not had a driver s license canceled or suspended. Have a driving record clear of convictions for operating a motor vehicle or motorcycle without insurance. Have a driving record clear of convictions for driving a motor vehicle without a valid current license for the class of vehicle driven. Have a driving and criminal record clear of convictions for driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance. The contractor personnel will ensure that the patient is secured to the stretcher/cot and that the stretcher/cot is secure in the back of the ambulance before the vehicle moves. Ambulance drivers shall have a valid driver s license, in accordance with Federal, State, and local government requirements for their place of operation for the services they perform, be capable of administering oxygen and shall have successfully completed the standard and advanced first aid course of the American Red Cross of U.S. Bureaus of Mines of equivalent and be capable of providing necessary medical assistance to the attending emergency medical technician or paramedic. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Paramedic Qualifications: EMT s and Paramedic s providing services under this contract shall have the following qualifications, in additions to those required by Federal, State, and Local Government: Have completed training in accordance with the standards published by the Department of Health and Human Services with a minimum curriculum of 150 hours or equivalent including an in-hospital training period. Such training programs must also be acceptable under the regulating requirements for local EMS Systems supported by DHHS under PL 93-154, Federal Register 39:24304. (1974). Shall be certified, licensed, or otherwise officially recognized by the local, state of regional government or public entity where the emergency ambulance service is operated or by which it is governed. Transportation Request 4.5.1 VetRide or VA-Approved Transportation Software Utilization: The contractor agrees to utilize the VetRide Vendor Portal or VA-Approved Transportation Software with every patient transported under this contract. Department of Veteran Affairs will provide the software and access to the VetRide Vendor Portal or VA-Approved Transportation Software for the vendor/contractor in this contract. The Contractor will utilize the VetRide Vendor Portal or VA-Approved Transportation Software fully as instructed: Receive and respond to electronic trip requests. Receive, use, and ensure the use of the Vendor pass by the driver. Submit claims via the electronic HCFA 1500 in the VetRide Vendor Portal or VA-Approved Transportation Software system. All invoices must be submitted within 30 calendar days of date of service in accordance with 38 CFR 70 to be considered timely submission. The contractor s invoice must be on the HCFA 1500 to include: Contract Number Date of Service (to include Box 24 A-J) Authorization number(s) Pick-up and drop-off location of the patient Base Rate Name (Last, First and Middle Initial (if any)) and Full Social Security number (Box 1a) of patient transported. Date of Birth and Sex Diagnosis Codes or Nature of Illness or Injury Documentation of circumstances when billing for waiting time Any miscellaneous charges for which the contractor is expecting reimbursement i.e., Tool charges, waiting time, etc. VA authorizing official s name Healthcare Procedure Coding System/National Level II (HCPCS) Unauthorized charges will be reviewed by the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) as to the validity of the charges and as to whether the payment will be made. A final determination will be made within 30 days after notifying the Contractor of the charges, which are being suspended. Note: Invoices for government transportation contracts will transition from Tungsten to VetRide during the life of the contract. The CO will provide notice to the Contractor of the start date with updated instructions from those listed above. Until the transition has been approved, Contractor shall use Tungsten to submit all invoices. A transportation request is defined as one incidence of a request for one-way service (BLS, ALS, CCT). No more than one patient will be transported per order unless approved by an authorized VA staff. Transportation requests will be made through VetRide or VA-Approved Transportation Software Utilization. Contractors must have the capability to receive orders, update ride status, and input trip costs and other required data through this portal. Contractors must have dedicated staff available to monitor this portal 24/7. VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System Travel Program Staff will be available to assist with account setup and training for the Contractor s Staff. In the event VetRide or other VA-Approved Transportation Software Utilization is down, other methods of communication (i.e., telephone, facsimile) will be used to place Transportation requests. VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System Travel Program Staff/or authorized VA employees will work with the Contractor the following business day to reconcile any transportation requests that were placed outside of VetRide or VA-Approved Transportation Software Utilization. The Contractor must update VetRide or VA-Approved Transportation Software Utilization with any data and/or notes in real time that deviate from the original order such as invoicing for additional mileage due to a road closure, wait time, reason for no load, etc. VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System Travel Program Staff/or authorized VA employees may place a hold on payment of this order until it has been reconciled. Only the following VA staff are authorized to place, cancel, or make changes to transportation requests: Contracting Officer (CO) Administrative Officer of the Day (AOD) Contracting Officer s Representative (COR) Ordering Officers (OO) Beneficiary Travel Office Staff The Contracting Officer will furnish the Contractor with the names of individuals above, who are authorized as Ordering Officers, by separate memorandum upon issuance of the contract. The Contracting Officer will update this list throughout the life of the contract as Ordering Officers change. Ordering Officers are responsible for issuing and administering orders placed under this contract. Ordering Officers have no authority to modify any term of this basic contract. Any deviation from the terms of the basic contract must be approved in writing by the Contracting Officer responsible for this contract. The Contractor shall accept orders against this contract only from the Contracting Officer and/or authorized ordering officers. Fulfilling orders from persons other than the Contracting Officer or ordering officer may result in loss or delay in payment for supplies/services provided under such orders. Non-authorized VA employees and private agencies (e.g., nursing homes) are not considered authorized to place transportation requests. All patient pick-up(s) and drop-off(s) shall be authorized via orders which shall only be issued by the designated Ordering Officers. When placing orders for services, the Ordering Officer shall contact the designated contractor point of contact(s) to provide the following information: Mode of transportation required, Required time of arrival Name of the beneficiary, Pick-up and delivery point, Type and number of additional medical care specialists required, Type of equipment required, Last four of the patient's Social Security Number, and Any other special instructions For ALL Transports an Audit system will be put in place by the VA to include the COR or designee, Beneficiary Travel Department staff, and clinical staff to ensure appropriateness of the order and timeliness of the response. The type of transportation service (BLS, ALS, CCT) required will be discussed and determined by VA clinical personnel and the contractor. The contractor shall transport the patient per its policies and standard industry practice. If the type of transportation service differs from what was agreed upon by the VA and contractor, the contractor shall submit documentation to the VA explaining its rationale. The VA may authorize an escort (e.g., spouse, relative, guardian, etc.) to accompany the patient during medical transport if it is practicable and, in the patient s, best interest. The contractor shall allow the escort to accompany the patient at no additional cost. The contractor shall have sufficient vehicles and personnel to provide services for up to two (2) simultaneous transportation requests. Transports required may be for any mix of BLS, ALS transports. One of these four simultaneous transports may require CCT capability up to Tier III. If VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System requires ambulance services exceeding four (4) simultaneous transportation requests, the vendor will be offered to provide the services if they have sufficient vehicles/personnel available; but may decline these additional orders if sufficient vehicles/personnel are unavailable. The number of transports under normal operating conditions will typically range from zero (0) to nine (9) transports each weekday and significantly less on weekends and holidays. The number of actual transports may vary throughout the life of the contract. The patient may bring with her or him up to three (3) liters of oxygen. The contractor shall be responsible for providing adequate and safe storage of the oxygen tanks during transport. Response Times* Orders that are scheduled by 7 pm local time the day before the required services are defined as scheduled in advance. With the exceptions found below, the contractor shall arrive on time for all orders scheduled in advance. Emergent Transport (Originating from VA (Only): The contractor shall be required to provide Ground Ambulance arrangements within thirty (30) minutes of order/patient pick up call. For all add-ons (not scheduled in advance) transportation requests, with pick up at VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System: The contractor will be allotted up to a sixty (60) minute response time from time of order placement for transportation requests that are not previously scheduled in advance. For an urgent transport request for a critical patient (as deemed by the physician) with pick up at VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, the contractor will be allotted up to a thirty (30) minute response time. For transportation requests which do not have a pick-up at VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System: The contractor may be required, if requested by the VA, to dispatch ambulances on short notice for transportation request not scheduled in advance; for these transportation requests the contractor shall dispatch ambulances within thirty (30) minutes of receiving the order. Pick-up appointment times shall be agreed upon by the VA and contractor at time of order placement and be reasonable based upon travel distance, speed limits, and weather conditions. The contractor s patient pick-up time cannot be more than 15 minutes prior to the schedule pickup time nor 15 minutes later than the scheduled pickup time for transportation requests scheduled in advance. * The contractor shall not be held liable for nonperformance caused by an occurrence beyond the reasonable control of the contractor and without its fault or negligence such as, acts of God or the public enemy, acts of the Government in its sovereign or contractual capacity, fires, floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, strikes, and unusually severe weather. The contractor MUST notify the VA with as much advance notice as possible should any of these occur. Cancellations For VA initiated transportation requests (Scheduled), if contractor is notified of cancellation before the vehicle is dispatched, there shall be no charge to the Government. 4.5.2.1.1. 4.3.1.1.1 A no show is defined as a transportation request which is cancelled after the contractor has dispatched a vehicle, the vehicle is enroute, or has arrived at the pick-up location, and there is no longer a requirement for patient transportation. The contractor may request one-way reimbursement for no-shows. No-show reimbursement shall be based upon the base rate for the type of service requested (BLS, ALS, and CCT) and the one-way mileage (BLS, ALS, and CCT) accrued enroute to the pick-up location at time of cancellation. Mileage for no- show cancellations shall be confirmed by the contractor and reported to the VA as soon as possible from time of cancellation. For add-on transportation requests out of VA Loma Linda Healthcare System s main facility and associated CBOC locations only (Unscheduled), The contractor will immediately dispatch a vehicle upon receipt of the order (including transportation requests in which the final destination may change prior to pick up due to the critical condition of the patient). When the contractor is notified of a cancellation prior to arrival at the VA Loma Linda Healthcare System campus, there shall be no charge to the Government. Pick-Up/Drop-Off/Reporting Procedures Ambulance personnel should pick-up and deliver patients at specified locations (e.g., front door of Entrance). These locations will be specified by VA staff when an order is placed and communicated to the transport personnel. When applicable, ambulance personnel shall report to the Veteran Transportation Service (VTS) Dispatcher or Administrative Officer of the Day (AOD) to (1) announce his/her arrival to pick up and transfer the patient and (2) obtain report of pertinent information regarding the patient s condition from the primary nurse/physician. When delivering a patient, ambulance personnel shall give report to the appropriate VA healthcare staff and provide a copy of the run sheet which will be retained by the facility for inclusion to the patient s medical record. In cases where ambulance personnel must divert to a local emergency department while performing a VA authorized transport, the contractor s dispatcher shall notify the VA Beneficiary Travel Department or Administrative Officer of the Day of the patient s location and status as soon as this information becomes available. Patient Welfare The contractor shall be responsible for the patient s welfare during transport. The contractor shall be held responsible for patient and/or VA property during transport. Any damaged or lost wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, or personal belongings shall be replaced at the contractor s expense. The VA requires the contractor to exercise extreme caution and care in the handling of patients. If a VA beneficiary being transported declines to be properly secured or removed the security devices himself/herself, the driver will notify the Contracting Officer s Representative (COR) of this fact prior to departure. The contractor is not required to transport any VA beneficiary who refuses to be properly secured while being transported. In the event that the beneficiary refuses to be properly secured, they shall be returned back into the building which they came from. Incident Reporting The contractor shall notify the COR, Requestor, Program Manager, Beneficiary Travel Department, of any accidents and/or safety problems that occur while the patient is being transported. This notification shall occur within one (1) hour by telephone. A written report of the incident shall be delivered to the COR, Program Manager, or Beneficiary Travel Department, by the close of business of the next working day. The COR will monitor the service provided. The contractor shall cooperate with the COR in providing information and answering questions in a timely manner. The contractor shall promptly inform the COR of any complaints received directly from patients. If warranted, the VA may conduct incident investigations and require written response from the contractor within 48 hours of request. Invoicing Each transport shall include thirty (30) minutes of wait time; the contractor may invoice for wait times in excess of this initial thirty (30) minutes. Wait time shall begin only once the contractor has both reached the pick-up address location and the appointment time has elapsed. All wait times shall be itemized and invoiced in fifteen (15) minute intervals. For partial fifteen (15) minute intervals, zero (0) to seven (7) minutes shall be rounded down to zero (0) minutes and eight (8) to fifteen (15) minutes rounded up to fifteen (15) minutes. When invoicing for mileage, the contractor shall round to the nearest mile. Mileage ending in .5 or higher shall be rounded up to the nearest mile. Mileage ending in .4 or lower shall be rounded down to the nearest mile. Payment for mileage to or from the point of care shall be limited to the VA s calculation according to the VA s Bing Maps API determination. Bing Maps API is optimized to determine mileage based on the shortest time of travel. If unloaded mileage exceeds loaded mileage, the contractor may invoice for a flat fee only if the following also occur: Unloaded mileage exceeds 75 miles. The contractor does not deviate from a route to intentionally make unloaded mileage exceed loaded mileage. Except for no shows and trips when unloaded mileage exceeds loaded mileage in accordance with 4.9.3, the contractor shall invoice for loaded (patient onboard) services and mileage only. Upon notification of the contracting officer, the vendor must receive training and begin implementation of invoices via Vet Ride within 30 days versus VA Tungsten Network e-Invoicing network. Invoices must be submitted via the electronic HCFA 1500 in the VetRide Vendor Portal or other VA approved software. These invoices shall not include patient information, but shall include the following: Contractor Name Contract Number Current Purchase Order Number Date of service Total amount invoiced including a summary of the total number of charges that align with the line items of this contract (i.e., total number of BLS Base Rate, total BLS Mileage incurred, etc.) An itemized list of charges or services rendered that align with the line items of this contract (i.e., BLS Base Rate, BLS Mileage incurred, etc.) Payment by VA under this contract to a provider of ground ambulance transportation services authorized under this contract extinguishes any and all liability on the part of the VA BENEFICIARY for that transportation service.  UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ARE VA BENEFICIARIES, THIRD PARTY INSURANCES, MEDICARE, OR MEDICAID TO BE BILLED FOR THE SERVICES PERFORMED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. General Information This contract s ordering period shall be effective from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2027 The Place of Performance is variable; ambulance services may be required to and from locations including, but not limited to the following: VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System VA Medical Center is located at 11301 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90044 VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOCs): Sepulveda Ambulatory Care Center 16111 Plummer Street North Hills, CA 91343 818-891-7711 Los Angeles Ambulatory Care Center 351 East Temple Street Los Angeles, CA 90013 213-253-5000 East Los Angeles VA Clinic 5426 East Olympic Boulevard Commerce, CA 90022-5113 313-725-7372 San Gabriel Valley VA Clinic 7 West Foot Boulevard, Suite D Arcadia, CA 91006-2367 626-836-2300 Bakersfield Outpatient Clinic 1801 Westwind Drive Bakersfield, CA 93301 661-632-1800 Lancaster Outpatient Clinic 340 East I, Lancaster Blvd. Lancaster, CA 93534-1941 661-729-8655 San Luis Obispo CBOC 1288 Morro Street Ste.#200 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-543-1233 Santa Barbara Outpatient Clinic 4440 Calle Real Santa Barbara, CA 93110 805-683-1491 Santa Maria CBOC 1550 East Main Street Santa Maria, CA 93454 Oxnard Outpatient Clinic 2000 Outlet Center Drive Ste.225 Oxnard, CA 93036 Mariner Outpatient Clinic 5250 Ralston Street Ventura, CA 93003-7318 877-251-7295 Other VA Medical Centers or Hospitals within Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) 22 including but not limited to: Facility Address Phoenix VA Health Care System 650 E. Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85012 Northern Arizona VA Health Care System 500 Highway 89N, Prescott, AZ 86313 Southern Arizona VA Health Care System 3601 S. 6th Ave., Tucson, AZ 85723 New Mexico VA Health Care System 1501 San Pedro Drive SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 VA Long Beach Health Care System 5901 E. 7th Street, Long Beach, CA 90822 VA San Diego Health Care System 3350 La Jolla Village Drive, San Diego, CA 92161 VA Greater Los Angeles Health Care System 11301 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90073 Other Non-VA Medical facilities and Community Care facilities as authorized by the VA. Arroyo Grande Care Center 1212 Farroll Ace Arroyo Grande, CA 93420-3718 Telephone: 805-489-8137 Parkview Julian Healthcare Center 1801 Julian Ave Bakersfield, CA. 93304 Telephone: (661) 831-9150 Sierra View Care Center 14318 Ohio St. Baldwin Park, CA. 91706 Telephone: (626) 960-1971 Topanga Terrace 22125 Roscoe Blvd Canoga Park, CA 91304 Telephone: (818) 883-7292 Community Care Center 2335 S. Mountain Ave. Duarte, Ca. 91010 Telephone: (626) 357-3207 Clearview Sanitarium and Convalescent 15823 S. Western Ave. Gardena, CA. 90247 Telephone: (310) 538-2323 Sunnyside Nursing Center 22617 S. Vermont Ave. Torrance, CA 90502 Telephone: (310) 320-4130 Country Manor Healthcare Center 11723 Fenton Ave. Lakeview Terrace, CA. 91342 Telephone: (818) 899-0251 Guardian Rehabilitation Hospital 533 S. Fairfax Ave Los Angeles, CA 90036 Telephone: (323) 931-1061 Kei-Ai Los Angeles Healthcare Center 2221 Lincoln Park Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90031 Telephone: (323) 276-5700 Maple Healthcare Center 2626 Maple Drive Los Angeles, CA 90011 Telephone: 213-747-6371 New Vista Post-Acute 1516 Sawtelle Blvd. Los Angeles, CA. 90025 Telephone: (310) 477-5501 Sunray Healthcare Center 3210 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA. 90019 Telephone: (323) 734-2171 University Park Healthcare Center 230 E. Adams Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90011 Telephone: 213-748-0491 View Heights Convalescent Hospital 12619 S. Avalon Los Angeles, CA. 90061 Telephone: (323) 757-1881 Windsor Gardens Convalescent Hospital 915 S. Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles, CA. 90019 Telephone: (323) 937-5466 Bayside Care Center 1405 Teresa Drive Morro Bay, CA. 93442 Telephone: (805) 772-2237 Sherman Village Healthcare Center 12750 Riverside Dr. North Hollywood, CA 91607 Telephone: (818) 766-6105 Valley Village Care Center 13000 Victory Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91606 Telephone: (818) 985-5990 Maywood Acres Healthcare 2641 S. C St., Oxnard, CA 93033 Telephone: (805) 487-7840 Shoreline Care Center 5225 South "J" Street Oxnard, CA 93033 Telephone: (805) 488-3696 Mission View Healthcare Center 1425 Woodside Drive San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Telephone: (805) 543-0210 Brentwood Healthcare Center 1321 Franklin Street Santa Monica, Ca. 90404 Telephone (310) 828-5596 Fireside Healthcare Center 94 7 Third St. Santa Monica, CA. 90403 Telephone: (310) 393-7117 Chanel Islands Post-Acute 3880 Via Lucero, Santa Barbara CA 93110 Telephone: (805) 687-6651 New Vista Nursing & Rehab Center 8647 Fenwick Ave. Sunland, CA. 91040 Telephone: (818) 352-1421 Sylmar Health & Rehab 12220 Foothill Blvd. Sylmar, CA. 91342 Telephone: (818) 834-5082 The Care Center on Hazeltine 6835 Hazeltine Ave. Van Nuys, CA 91405 Telephone: 818-997-1841 Coastal View Healthcare Center 4904 Telegraph Road Ventura, CA. 93003 Telephone: (805) 642-4101 Veteran s residence. 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