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Adam Flattau

As a lifelong Long Islander it is important to me to give back to my community and support all of the wonderful aspects of living on Long Island. Combining my affinity for Long Island with my extensive sales management, finance, real estate and business development background, makes me perfectly situated to provide an in depth knowledge of all the options available to families in search of the best places for their loved ones to live and receive the proper care they deserve.

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Facilities in Bay Shore

Open Gate Association Home for the Aged

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out of 17 ratings

36 South Clinton Avenue Bay Shore, New York 11706 USA

Talk to a local Advisor about this community 516-373-7959

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Capacity 24

Atria Bay Shore

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out of 67 ratings

53 Ocean Ave. Bay Shore, New York 11706 USA

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Capacity 116

Atria Bay Shore

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53 Ocean Ave. Bay Shore, New York 11706 USA

Talk to a local Advisor about this community 516-373-7959

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Capacity 116

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Common Terms

Medicare Part D Also known as the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan. Medicare owners can elect this higher coverage to receive discounts on certain prescription drugs.
Advance Directive A legal document, also referred to as a medical directive, that documents an individual's preferences regarding the manner in which they would like to receive health care, in the event they can no longer communicate such wishes directly. Living Wills...
Durable Medical Equipment Medical equipment prescribed by a doctor for use by a patient at home. These reusable items include such things as hospital beds, lifts, wheelchairs, and oxygen equipment.
Ambulatory Aids Devices that help individuals move safely and independently. These include walkers, crutches, canes, scooters and wheelchairs.