These are all in Bangalore – though some have branches in other cities too. Please send across others you are aware of. (If you don’t know me, please add them as a comment under this post). Not providing direct links as Blogger blocks posts with too many links.  Many of these will have in-patient facilities + rehabilitation (for […]

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