Victory Medical Institute

About Victory Medical Institute

Victory Medical Institute runs two offices, one at 2200 NJ 10, STE 109 in Morris Plains, New Jersey, and one at 225 Broadway Ste 1605 in Manhattan. It offers GLP-1 therapy, hormone and testosterone therapy, peptides and a long list of regenerative and aesthetic treatments. What it costs, you cannot find out from the website: there is not a single dollar figure on any page, and the site never says whether the consultation is free.

## What does it cost?

Nothing is published. Not a program price, not a monthly figure, not a lab fee, not a consultation charge. The contact page offers a form to request a consultation and leaves the price question open. If cost is your first question, you will be asking it on the phone.

## What do they treat?

The weight side is GLP-1 therapy and medical weight loss, and the GLP-1 page names tirzepatide and Mounjaro. The rest of the menu is wide: hormone replacement therapy, testosterone therapy, peptide therapy, body contouring, IV therapy, a hyperbaric chamber, PEMF therapy, ozone therapy, orthobiologics, osteopathic manipulative medicine, detoxification programs, GAINSwave for sexual dysfunction, shockwave, platelet-rich plasma, phototherapy and red light therapy, plus Morpheus8, medical microneedling, Botox, dermal fillers and laser hair removal.

## Who runs it?

Dr. Kamal S. Kalsi is named as the founder and is the only person named on the site. His bio describes him as a decorated military physician with over twenty years of service, a Bronze Star recipient and a veteran of a deployment to Afghanistan. The about page dates the founding of the institute to 2021, following his own cancer diagnosis. No other clinician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant appears anywhere.

## Anything odd worth knowing before you call?

One thing. Both locations share a single phone number, and that number carries a 559 area code, which is central California. For a practice whose two offices are in New Jersey and lower Manhattan, that is worth noticing — it does not tell you anything is wrong, but it does suggest the phone is answered somewhere other than either waiting room.

## What doesn't the site answer?

Price is the big one, and it is a deliberate gap rather than an oversight: we looked at the GLP-1 page, the peptide therapy page, the about page and the contact page on 22 September 2026 and found no figure on any of them. There is no insurance statement, so there is no way to tell whether any of this is billable. There is no telehealth offering and no list of states. The peptide therapy page does not name one peptide. And no towns or service area are given for either office, so you are judging the commute off the two street addresses alone.

**Sources:** https://www.victorymedicalinstitute.com/GLP-1-Therapy-NJ · https://www.victorymedicalinstitute.com/Peptide-Therapy-NJ · https://www.victorymedicalinstitute.com/About-Victory-Medical-Institute · https://www.victorymedicalinstitute.com/dr-kamal-kalsi · https://www.victorymedicalinstitute.com/Contact-Victory-Medical-Institute

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