Situated on Long Island, in the state of New York, Coram is located in Suffolk County, 65 miles west of New York City. Coram is part of the Nassau-Suffolk, New York metro area, and has an estimated population of 35,000 people.

The town has an interesting, long history, and was settled around 1685. The early name was Wincoram, which according to the native tribe of the Secatogues meant a passage between hills or a valley. Coram was originally used for cattle pasture by the settlers, but played a prominent role as strategic headquarters during the War of 1812.

Coram is part of Long Island's bustling economy with traditional strengths in the maritime, agriculture, and fishing industries. About a quarter of Coram's residents are employed in some matter related to healthcare. There are three hospitals in close proximity to the town - John T. Mather Memorial Hospital, St. Charles Hospital, and Brookhaven Memorial Hospital.

Like many other Long Island communities, Coram continually attracts many city dwellers who want a quieter and more relaxing pace of life to replace the hustle and bustle lifestyle in New York City. With a beautiful seascape, safe neighborhoods with charming character, and strong community spirit that only a small town can supply, Coram is winner in many people's eyes!