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An Imaging Facility You Can TRUST With Your Medical Needs & Insurance Concerns.
Island Diagnostic Imaging Associates
4160 Merrick Rd, Massapequa, NY 11758 | Tel: 516.797.6700 George J. Cavaliere, MD • Harvey L. Lefkowitz, MD • Steven M. Peyser, MD • Richard L. Stapen, MD
For over a decade Island Diagnostic Imaging has provided the Long Island and greater New York community with the highest quality medical imaging services. We combine the latest imaging techniques with state-of-the-art technology and expert staff - all in a comfortable, accredited outpatient facility. We are committed to making every patient experience as comfortable as possible, from the time you first call for an appointment, through the completion of your diagnostic examination.
Experience The Best In Medical Imaging And Patient Care Without The Usual Wait!
We offer comprehensive services, which include: High Field, Open Bore MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)* Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA)* Multi-slice Low Dose CT Scanning (Computed Tomography)* Routine Digital Radiography (X-ray) Digital Fluoroscopy Ultrasound (Sonogram) Digital Low Dose Mammography Nuclear Medicine Bone Densitometry (DEXA) Bun Creatinine Testing on premises *IV Sedation is available for children, as well as anxious and claustrophobic adults and is administered by a Board Certified Anesthesiologist.
“Our goal is to provide patients and referring physicians accurate, reliable, and professional medical imaging services using advanced technology. And, above all, superior patient care.”
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“The Lone Cypress - Pebble Beach, CA” Photo by: Georganne Mangiamele
LI Builders Expo This year’s Long Island Builder’s Institute Builders Expo will truly be a home show. The show, the only expo on Long Island that attracts the pros, this year will feature some of Long Island’s biggest homebuilders who will exhibit their newest projects – both for sale and rentals. The show takes place March 26th, from 3 to 8 p.m. at the Hilton Long Island, 598 Broadhollow Rd., Melville. Sponsored by the Islandia-based Long Island Builders Institute’s (LIBI), the show is open to the public and the trade. Admission is free to the show and for five public seminars. This year marks the show’s 24th year. A seminar on energy efficiency envelopes for building and real estate industry professionals offering CEU credits is
limited to the trade and will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The cost of this seminar is $40, which includes lunch. “This year’s expo is designed to introduce residents of Long Island to our local homebuilding and contracting community in a manner that will strengthen confidence in working relationships and in knowing the best contractors on Long Island are the ones who are on the job,” said Lois, Fricke, director of operations at LIBI, the region’s homebuilders trade group. Among the developers offering the public a first chance to see their new projects are Avalon Bay Communities, which has apartment communities under development is several Long Island communities; Engel Burman Group, which
is planning a 55-plus community in Seaford and new assisted living facilities in Lake Grove and Farmingville; and Tritec Real Estate Co., which is constructing the New Village at Patchogue luxury apartments as well as projects in Port Jefferson and the Ronkonkoma Hub. Also among the hundred participating exhibitors are contractors for any kind of project, kitchen and bath suppliers, building material suppliers offering green products, flooring dealers, landscapers, security device suppliers, appliance dealers and interior designers. A multitude of real estate and related service professionals also will be on hand to offer advice. They include residential brokers, bankers, mortgage bankers and
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“Pacific Coast Highway” Photo by: Georganne Mangiamele