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Provides comprehensive medical, mental health and dental care to members of the Shinnecock Indian Nation. Call for schedule.

Devoted to restoring sight through eye donations and cornea transplants, as well as providing ocular tissue for research into treatment and cures for other eye diseases. Also provides public awareness to the community and health care professionals on eye donation, being a donor, medical education and research.

Provides mandated training in safety/health areas such as OSHA/TB, American Red Cross basic first aid, OMRDD Incident Reporting, HAZ Communication, driving issues, Hands on Driving, Defensive Driving. Also provides training in infection control, CPR, medication administration, crisis intervention, seizure control, stress management, and other related topics.

Provides legal counsel, vocational guidance and placement, social activities, liaison with outside groups, Amp-to-Amp Program, referral lists, and offers a donated medical equipment giveaway program to anyone in need in the local area. Provides Newsletter and Agency brochure to members.

Offers emergency alert devices to the frail elderly.

Provides hotline services, advocacy work and a network of support groups for STI patients. Offers educational information and emotional support.

Offers food assistance, nutrition education, and health screening with referrals to human service agencies to low income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women and their children up to age 5.

Provides low cost, high quality health care, with primary focus on prevention. Services in health care include gynecological exams, birth control, pregnancy testing, screening for breast and cervical cancer, diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections for men and women, HIV/AIDS counseling and testing for both men and women, infertility workup, medication abortion up to 9 weeks, emergency contraception, HPV vaccines, LGBT services, men's health services. A Social Worker is onsite. Title X Family Planning Programs (FPEP and FPBP) are available. Counseling is an integral part of Planned Parenthood of Nassau County's patient care.

The Adolescent HIV/AIDS Program is a comprehensive program designed to meet the medical and mental health needs of teens and young adults ages 13-24 that are HIV positive.Please call for more information. Appointments are required

Provides the uninsured residents of Eastern Long Island with accessible health care. Services include cancer screening, full GYN exams, prevention workshops and referrals by North Fork Women's Resource Center and Nightingale Health . Call for further information.

Provides free physical examinations and medical screenings for men and women in conjunction with Catholic Charities. Offers history, physical, chest x-ray, EKG, blood and urine tests, pap smear, breast exam, Mammography as indicated, and PSA(for men over 50).

Provides an assisted living community for those who are elderly, infirm, or chronically disabled. Services include medical management, special diets observed, personal care, incontinence management, case management transportation services, post hospital and rehabilitation care, full recreational program with pet assisted therapy, housekeeping services and respite. Facility also provides an on-site beauty parlor and barber shop, four lounges with color televisions, and private and semi-private accommodations. Call. Walk in. Medical evaluation required. Publishes an agency brochure and the McPeaks Newsletter.

Provides current information on leukemia and related diseases to the general public. Alerts public to disease danger, treatment and therapy through literature, posters, films and other audio-visual materials, speaking engagements, seminars and educational programs, news and feature releases and public service advertising in all media.

Provides the latest therapeutic procedures to help heal wounds that have resisted other forms of treatment. Offers a variety of therapies such as debridement, education and nutritional management.

HealthConnect is Stony Brook University Hospital's telephone helpline, providing valuable information to assist you in making informed healthcare choices. HealthConnect will help you find the care you need-simply by calling. Speak directly with a registered nurse or other specially trained healthcare professionals who will listen to your concerns and help you find answers to questions. HealthConnect provides the information you need to make educated choices about urgent or routine medical care, preventive medicine, or support services. And, a state-of-the-art computer network means that you will receive access to the most current information available.

Provides supplementary outpatient financial assistance to patients with leukemia, the lymphomas, multiple myeloma, Hodgkins and preleukemia as well as referral to other services in the community. Call for more information.

Provides coordinated health care and support services to the disabled and chronically ill in their homes. Nurses monitor patient and supervise aides in patient's home bimonthly. Social workers evaluate patients and obtain needed services. Through the doctor the patient can receive needed therapies such as speech, physical, occupational, respiratory and nutrition therapy. Known as Nursing Home Without Walls or Lombardi Program . All services are physician approved.

Helps patients achieve functional independence and helps to improve their quality of life. Rehabilitation can assist patients with proper body mechanics, ambulation, prosthetics, wheelchair mobility, range of motion and strengthening exercises. Therapists address functional tasks including: positioning and splinting of extremities, lymphedema control, wound desensitization, and scar management. Car seat installation program. Call for more information.

Provides home care for all age recently discharged patients and for long term patients, using home health aides, personal care aids, registered nurses, PT and OT, and licensed practical nurses. Specializes in Elder Care.

Provides resource and referral material to leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma and other blood cancer patients and their families.

The Long Island Home is an organization comprised of South Oaks Hospital and Broadlawn Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. South Oaks Hospital provides treatment and recovery for children, adolescents, adults and senior adults who suffer from mental illness and addiction. Broadlawn Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center provides sub-acute care, rehabilitation, skilled nursing, cardiac rehabilitation, Alzheimer's and related disorder units, hospice care, intravenous therapy and an adult day health program.

Provides home care for all age recently discharged patients and for long term patients, using home health aides, personal care aids, registered nurses, and licensed practical nurses. Specializes in Elder Care.

Provides medical testing and care for specific symptoms and illnesses related to exposure at the disaster sites. The services are provided by clinics and hospitals that have expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of 9/11 related health conditions.

Provides a support group for individuals age 18-40 years coping with cancer as well as therapeutic support and professional counseling. Call for an appointment. Referral required. Serves Nassau and Suffolk counties.

Offers food assistance, nutrition education, and health screening with referrals to human service agencies to low income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women and their children up to age 5.