Michael Kelly, DO
Co-owner, Anderson Longevity Clinic Rhode Island · Anderson Longevity Clinic
Bioidentical hormones, injection therapy, aesthetics, and hair rejuvenation from the Rhode Island co-owner DO
About
Michael Kelly, DO co-owns Anderson Longevity Clinic Rhode Island with Christopher Zabbo, DO. He earned his osteopathic degree from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine and trained in emergency medicine at Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center on Long Island. His clinical career includes more than two decades in emergency departments across Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts. At Anderson's Johnston office, his longevity scope leans toward bioidentical hormone replacement, injection therapy for injury and pain, facial aesthetics, hair rejuvenation, NAD+ and weight-management content.
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What to Know
Signature approach
Kelly brings a hands-on, procedure-comfortable style to longevity care. BHRT sits alongside injection therapy, facial aesthetics, hair restoration, and related performance or recovery protocols. His emergency medicine background gives him a high-volume procedural base, while the Anderson office shifts that experience toward prevention, appearance, pain, and vitality goals.
What sets them apart
- Owner physician in Johnston. Kelly helps run the Rhode Island office, not just staff it.
- Procedural and aesthetic lean. His work is especially relevant for BHRT, injections, facial aesthetics, and hair work.
- Long ER career. Two decades in emergency medicine support comfort with procedures and acute clinical judgment.
- Only New England Anderson office. His work sits inside the network’s sole northeastern clinic.
Before You Book
- Book by scope. Choose Kelly for BHRT, injection therapy, aesthetics, hair rejuvenation, and related procedural care.
- Ask about schedule. He may balance Anderson care with emergency medicine work.
- Regional draw. Johnston is the only Anderson office in New England, so plan travel and follow-up cadence.
- Self-pay. Visits, labs, and treatment are out of pocket.
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Credentials
Education
DO
New York College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYCOM), New York Institute of Technology (2005)
Board certifications
Emergency Medicine
Board Certified (specific body not confirmed)
Board certification in emergency medicine means training in rapid assessment and treatment of acute medical conditions — a foundation that supports diagnostic precision in longevity medicine.
Residency
Emergency Medicine
Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center, West Islip, NY
Years in practice
21
NPI
1467619825
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