Suffolk Center

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3375 Park Ave Ste 4003A

Wantagh, NY 11793

+1 (516) 221-3653

http://www.suffolkcenter.com

The Suffolk Center, located in Wantagh, NY, is a specialized speech rehabilitation center offering voice and myofunctional therapy services.

The center's experienced staff provides support for individuals with a range of speech and language disorders, including stuttering, dysfluency, auditory processing issues, and offers feeding and social skills classes.

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