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Gurwin Hosts Grand Opening for Completed Fountaingate Gardens Independent Living Community

Gurwin Hosts Grand Opening for Completed Fountaingate Gardens Independent Living Community

The $115 million, 129-luxury apartment Life Plan Community is a unique concept in senior living, the newest such community on Long Island, and the final piece in Gurwin’s full continuum of care…

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https://rew-online.com/gurwin-hosts-grand-opening-celebration-for-completed-fountaingate-gardens-independent-living-community%EF%BF%BC/

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