Upcoming Events

A representative from the Nassau/Suffolk Hospital Council will be here to assist children, and adults 65+, who are blind and/or disabled, to enroll in select Medicaid programs. First come, first served. No appointment necessary.

A Suffolk County RSVP volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions and provide information on Medicare benefits and insurance options. Call to the information desk to schedule a 30-minute appointment.

A facilitator from the Health and Welfare Council of LI helps with application processes and questions about health plans. For appointments call 516-505-4426.  Walk-ins taken on a first- come-first-served basis.

A member of the not-for-profit Hispanic Counseling Center, Inc. will set up an information table in the library.

A representative from the Nassau/Suffolk Hospital Council will be here to assist children, and adults 65+, who are blind and/or disabled, to enroll in select Medicaid programs. First come, first served. No appointment necessary.

A Suffolk County RSVP volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions and provide information on Medicare benefits and insurance options. Call to the information desk to schedule a 30-minute appointment.

A facilitator from the Health and Welfare Council of LI helps with application processes and questions about health plans. For appointments call 516-505-4426.  Walk-ins taken on a first- come-first-served basis.

Screenings include a brief cardiac history, blood pressure, simple blood test for cholesterol, and diabetes. Appropriate patient education and referrals, as needed, will be given for clients above the age of 18.

A representative from the Nassau/Suffolk Hospital Council will be here to assist children, and adults 65+, who are blind and/or disabled, to enroll in select Medicaid programs. First come, first served. No appointment necessary.

A Suffolk County RSVP volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions and provide information on Medicare benefits and insurance options. Call to the information desk to schedule a 30-minute appointment.

A facilitator from the Health and Welfare Council of LI helps with application processes and questions about health plans. For appointments call 516-505-4426.  Walk-ins taken on a first- come-first-served basis.

Blood donors must be at least 16 years old (with signed permission form), weigh at least 110 pounds, and not have donated blood within the last 56 days. Be sure to eat at your regular mealtimes and drink plenty of fluids.

A representative from the Nassau/Suffolk Hospital Council will be here to assist children, and adults 65+, who are blind and/or disabled, to enroll in select Medicaid programs. First come, first served. No appointment necessary.

A Suffolk County RSVP volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions and provide information on Medicare benefits and insurance options. Call to the information desk to schedule a 30-minute appointment.

Dr. Pratibha Vemulapalli, General Surgeon at Catholic Health, will discuss the difference between reflux and GERD, why it matters, when symptoms are normal, and when it may be time to see a healthcare provider.

Via Zoom

A facilitator from the Health and Welfare Council of LI helps with application processes and questions about health plans. For appointments call 516-505-4426.  Walk-ins taken on a first- come-first-served basis.

A representative from the Nassau/Suffolk Hospital Council will be here to assist children, and adults 65+, who are blind and/or disabled, to enroll in select Medicaid programs. First come, first served. No appointment necessary.

A facilitator from the Health and Welfare Council of LI helps with application processes and questions about health plans. For appointments call 516-505-4426.  Walk-ins taken on a first- come-first-served basis.

A representative from the Nassau/Suffolk Hospital Council will be here to assist children, and adults 65+, who are blind and/or disabled, to enroll in select Medicaid programs. First come, first served. No appointment necessary.

A Suffolk County RSVP volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions and provide information on Medicare benefits and insurance options. Call to the information desk to schedule a 30-minute appointment.

A facilitator from the Health and Welfare Council of LI helps with application processes and questions about health plans. For appointments call 516-505-4426.  Walk-ins taken on a first- come-first-served basis.

A representative from the Nassau/Suffolk Hospital Council will be here to assist children, and adults 65+, who are blind and/or disabled, to enroll in select Medicaid programs. First come, first served. No appointment necessary.

Screenings include a brief cardiac history, blood pressure, simple blood test for cholesterol, and diabetes. Appropriate patient education and referrals, as needed, will be given for clients above the age of 18.

A Suffolk County RSVP volunteer from HIICAP will answer your questions and provide information on Medicare benefits and insurance options. Call to the information desk to schedule a 30-minute appointment.