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Elmont Division 438 Elmont Rd. Elmont, NY 11003 516-328-8775 (Phone) 516-328-8713 (Fax) Click For Mapquest Directions From the North I-495 West/Long Island Expressway toward New York ◊Exit 31N-S toward Cross Island Parkway/Whitestone Bridge/Kennedy Airport/Cross Island Parkway South ◊Exit 31S, on the left toward Kennedy Airport ◊Merge onto Cross Island Parkway South ◊Merge onto Hempstead Turnpike/Route-24 via Exit 26B toward Belmont Racetrack ◊Turn right onto Elmont Rd. From the South Southern Parkway West/Southern State Parkway toward New York ◊Central Ave. exit, Exit 13, toward Valley Stream ◊Ramp becomes Linden Boulevard ◊Turn right onto Elmont Rd. From the East Hempstead Turnpike/Route-24 West toward Jerusalem Ave./Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highway ◊Merge onto Wantagh State Parkway/Wantagh Parkway South toward Jones Beach ◊Merge onto Southern Parkway West/Southern State Parkway via Exit W4 West toward New York ◊Take the Central Ave. exit, Exit 13, toward Valley Stream ◊Ramp becomes Linden Boulevard ◊Turn right onto Elmont Rd. From the West Route-25/Hillside Ave. exit, Exit 21 ◊Turn right onto 212th Place ◊Turn left onto Hempstead Ave./Route-24 East ◊Continue to follow Route-24 East ◊Turn right onto Elmont Rd. Advanced Urology Centers of NY: Elmont Division Created: 4/2012 NOTE: Advanced Urology Centers of New York is not responsible for any changes in road patterns, road conditions or other things that may affect your trip to our office. This information is presented for your convenience, and you are free to find other ways to get to our office if you want..
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