Medical Weight Loss Serving Long Island
W8MD provides in-person physician-supervised weight-loss care in Brooklyn for patients traveling from Nassau, western Suffolk and Long Island communities.
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Brooklyn location: W8MD does not claim a Long Island office. Patients from Long Island travel to 2632 East 21st Street, Suite L3, Brooklyn. The first new-patient visit is in person.
Why patients travel to W8MD
W8MD combines traditional prescription options, current GLP-1 and oral medicines, affordability review, insurance prior-authorization support, nutrition, body-composition monitoring and sleep medicine in one practice.
Communities served
Patients may visit from western Nassau, the Five Towns, Valley Stream, Lynbrook, Rockville Centre, Hempstead, Garden City and other Long Island communities. Travel time and appointment availability vary.
Prepare before traveling
Bring insurance cards, medication list, relevant laboratory results, weight-treatment history, pharmacy information and denial letters. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
How W8MD can help
Experienced medical review
W8MD physicians bring more than 20 years of experience evaluating weight, metabolic risk, sleep, nutrition and treatment safety.
Individualized choices
Plans consider medical conditions, prior attempts, medicines, culture, food preferences, insurance, cost, goals and route preferences.
Coordinated follow-up
Response, adverse effects, sleep, strength, body composition, nutrition and maintenance are followed—not only pounds lost.
Related W8MD resources
NYC medical weight loss · services · medication comparison · cost · sleep medicine · nutrition injections · MedSpa · W8MD.com · obesity encyclopedia
Request a W8MD consultation
W8MD Weight Loss, Sleep & MedSpa
2632 East 21st Street, Suite L3, Brooklyn, NY 11235
718-946-5500 · appointment request
Patients travel to our Brooklyn office from New York City, Long Island, New Jersey, Connecticut and nearby communities. A new patient’s initial medical visit is in person.
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