Where are Alzheimer Day Care places in Oakland, California?
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Try this site (State of California)\n\nhttp://www.aging.state.ca.us/html/programs/adhc/adhc_centers.html
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go to www.equibase.com then go to ENTRIES at the top of the page, then click on OAKLAND PARK (their in alphabetical order) and then click on the day that you want to see.
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Try looking for Adult drug, alcohol, and mental health services in your phone book. It will be listed in County Government services in the beginning of the phone book. I live up in Santa Barbara County and that is where I receive my  psychiatric care. You can also ask your Medi-Cal worker about a list of Medi-Cal accepting Doctors in your area. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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San Francisco has a number of different focus areas. Since the mid 1990s there has been a lot of web-based companies. They died off to some extent at the end of 2000, but there is still a core of companies in the city. South of the city around San Mateo (Silicon Valley) there are some of the IT big players such as Oracle, Sybase, Google, Yahoo! and others, as well as Visa Card's main office. Thomas Dolby's company HeadSpace is located in San Mateo also.\n\nSan Francisco also has a pretty bug tourism industry centered mostly around Fisherman's Wharf but there are always waitressing, bussing, restaurant, bar, and cafe jobs all over the place. This makes it ideal to go to college here and colleges in the area include Stanford, SFU, and San Francisco State, as well as the Community College. There's a lot of restaurants and bars, sandwich/deli establishments.\n\nDowntown there are a lot of banks and other major businesses, such as accounting, finance, some oil company offices. There's also a healthy retail industry downtown, and also in outlying areas such as Haight Street.\n\nDespite it being confined to the peninsula there really isn't any limit to what you can find in and around San Francisco. A lot of people commute over to Oakland and the surrounding areas of the East Bay. There's a sizeable downtown area in Oakland too.\n\nThere are two pretty major airports: SFO and Oakland International.\n\nNorth of San Francisco is Marin and Sausalito. LucasFilm is based around there (south of Strawberry). It's also not out of the bounds of reality to commute north and work in the Napa wine industry, and there is also dispersed tourism in the north, around Russian River and Napa.\n\nAs far as living in San Francisco: it's the best place I ever lived, but it suffers from terribly expensive real estate value and crazy expensive rent. Expect to pay at least $1500/month for a one bedroom apartment. The weather is a pretty constant 65 degress except in mid-winter when it will be a little cooler. There are so many things to do that you will never be bored. You can spend all weekend eating out and going to various places, and then spend all night in one of the various clubs or bars. There is a lot of surprising live entertainment, though you either have to go south or to the Easy Bay for most 'large' concerts. The only major venue in the city ('North San Francisco') is the Fillmore (think 'Grateful Dead').\n\nSan Francisco is ground zero for 'alternative', as in truly alternative lifestyles, music, people. You'll see a lot of things you just don't anywhere else. It as though anything goes. It's also a very cosmopolitan city and you'll meet people from all over the world on a daily basis.
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1065 The Alameda\nSan Jose,CA 95126\nEasy access from highways 280, 880 and 87\nCall (408)287-4284
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That depends on what kind of facility you are looking for.\n\nHere are the five closest 'hospitals'\n1) Birmingham VA Medical Center  \n  700 S. 19th Street  \nBirmingham,  AL  35233    \n\n 2) Tennessee Valley Healthcare System - Alvin C. York (Murfreesboro) Campus  \n  3400 Lebanon Pike  \nMurfreesboro,  TN  37129    \n  \n3) Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center  \n  3701 Loop Road, East  \nTuscaloosa,  AL  35404    \n \n4) Tennessee Valley Healthcare System - Nashville Campus    \n  1310 24th Avenue, South  \nNashville,  TN  37212-2637    \n    \n5) Central Alabama Veterans Health Care SystemWest \n  215 Perry Hill Road  \nMontgomery,  AL  36109-3798    \n\nThere are plenty of 'outpatient clinics' that are much closer.\n\nHere's where you can search yourself:\nhttp://www1.va.gov/directory/guide/home.asp?isFlash=1
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try Nami California- they might be albe to help you
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http://www.zarcrom.com/users/alzheimers/daycr.html
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Go to your local senior center and nursing homes
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do they open in Fremont??\ni know in somewhere else in CA
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Go to South Side or Oakland.  You would probably have your best chance there.
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Anywhere is an improvement over Oakland.  If you like California, go to the central valley.  Tracy is booming, so is Modesto.
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http://www.berkeley.edu/\nhttp://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/\nhttp://www.aud.ucla.edu/\n\nGood Luck
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San Francisco California
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www.state.ca.us and there might be a link or just try www.sanjose.com
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Probably Berkeley, CA.
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Kaiser Permanente Fremont Medical Center and Offices\nEmergency services \n39400 Paseo Padre Parkway \nFremont, CA 94538\n(510) 248-3000\n\n   \n \n\nDirections\nLocated between Walnut Avenue and Stevenson Boulevard\n\n   \n \n\nFrom Oakland or Hayward\nTake I-880 to the Mowry Ave./Central Fremont exit. Go east and turn right onto Paseo Padre Parkway.\n\n   \n \n\nFrom San Jose \nTake I-680 north to the second Mission Boulevard exit, and turn left onto Mission Boulevard. Turn left onto Stevenson Boulevard, then turn right onto Paseo Padre Parkway.\n\n   \n \n\nFrom Walnut Creek\nTake I-680 south to the first Mission Boulevard exit, and turn right onto Mission Boulevard. Turn left onto Stevenson Boulevard, and then turn right onto Paseo Padre Parkway.\n\nFor recorded directions, call (510) 248-3754.