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Care providers in Sayville, New York

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Providers in Sayville, New York — Source: Medicare and Medicaid data
ProviderTypeAddressPhone
Brightview Sayville Memory careResidential care445 Broadway Avenue, 11782631-546-0302
Good Samaritan Nursing And Rehabilitation Care CtrNursing home / skilled nursing101 Elm St, 11782631-244-2400
Luxor At Sayville Rehabilitation And Nursing CenteNursing home / skilled nursing300 Broadway Avenue, 11782631-567-9300
The Bristal At Sayville Memory careResidential care129 Lakeland Ave, 11782-1992631-563-1160

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