Carmel Medical Care, PC
Verified listingAbout Carmel Medical Care, PC
Carmel Medical Care, PC operates publicly as Advanced Health NY — the Carmel Medical Care name does not appear on any page we opened, so that is the name to search for. It is a multi-discipline practice in Carmel, New York, running a two-month weight loss programme and an anti-aging programme. Neither has a published price. What is published about money is one banner line: "We Accept Most Major Insurances."
Neither programme page names a dollar figure, and there is no pricing, package, membership or fee page anywhere in the navigation. No consultation fee appears either. The insurance banner names no plan and no carrier, so it tells you the practice bills insurance in general without telling you whether it bills yours, or whether these particular programmes are covered at all.
## What does the weight loss programme involve?
The site describes a two-month programme — a rare thing to publish, and useful. Inside it: an initial medical evaluation, weekly injections described as "targeted neuro-hormonal support to ignite fat burning," laser lipolysis twice weekly described as non-invasive laser tech to liquefy fat cells, weekly body composition measurements, and advanced blood work analysis.
## Which drug is in the weekly injection?
The site never says, and this is the gap that matters most. The page describes the injection by effect rather than by contents. Semaglutide, tirzepatide, Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, lipotropic and B12 appear nowhere on it. So if you are comparing this against a GLP-1 programme, you are not comparing like with like on the evidence available, and asking what is actually being injected is a reasonable first question.
## Which address is current?
Also unclear, and worth sorting before you drive. The home page and the weight loss page both give 133 Gleneida Ave, Carmel, NY 10512. The anti-aging page gives 91 Gleneida Ave. Nothing anywhere on the site marks one of them as stale.
## Who would I see?
Eight people are named on the staff page: Michael Bank, MD; Inna Hengel, MD; Edward Covelli, DC; Christopher Booth, MS. L.Ac.; Christian Cardenas; Avital Gombiner; Chaz Garcia; and Ryan Laska-Gibble. Three experience claims appear in the biographies — "over 30 years of dedicated practice spanning the United States and Italy," "over 17 years of dedicated practice," and "a decade of professional experience" — each belonging to an individual rather than to the practice, which publishes no founding year.
## What the site doesn't answer
We opened four pages on 22 September 2026. No opening hours are published anywhere; the site offers a phone number and a booking link instead. No telehealth statement appears and no states are named. No service area is published, and no patient group is described as the intended one. The anti-aging programme is listed as blood testing and diagnostics, targeted diets, precision supplements and "medications (if needed)" — again without naming any medication.
**Sources:** https://www.advancedhealthny.com · https://www.advancedhealthny.com/weight-loss · https://www.advancedhealthny.com/anti-aging · https://www.advancedhealthny.com/pro-staff