Dr. Jennifer Allen, MD
DPC Family Medicine physician, Hermann, MO
New Freedom Family MedicineDr. Allen is the founder of New Freedom Family Medicine, a direct primary care practice, and a former registered nurse and nurse practitioner.
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About Dr. Allen
Dr. Allen founded New Freedom Family Medicine, LLC. She runs a direct primary care practice, and patients join as members. She cares for patients of all ages.
Before becoming a physician, she spent 15 years as both a registered nurse and a family nurse practitioner. She earned a nursing bachelor's degree from St. Louis University and a master's in nursing, with an adult nurse practitioner focus, from Barnes-Jewish Hospital College of Nursing and Allied Health. She graduated from Oceania University of Medicine in 2012 and finished her residency at Mercy Hospital St. Louis in 2015.
She also completed pediatric advanced practice training at Northern Kentucky University. Dr. Allen is driven by finding the root cause of illness. She wants to know each patient as a person, because that helps her keep them healthy.
Membership and fees
Membership at New Freedom Family Medicine for adults ages 18 to 99 is $125 a month, or $1,375 a year paid up front.
A child from birth to 17 with a parent membership pays $35 a month, or $420 a year paid up front.
A child from birth to 17 without a parent membership pays $50 a month, or $600 a year paid up front.
Membership for people 100 and older is $1 a month.
Adults pay a one-time $100 registration fee per adult, with a family maximum of $200.
Children pay a one-time $50 registration fee per child, with a family maximum of $200.
The adult membership includes primary care visits, next-day visits and telemedicine visits by email, phone or video chat.
Members also get an annual wellness exam or physical and well child care visits, including newborn care, at no extra cost.
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Patient reviews
"Treats every patient with sincere care and medical precision."
"Helps patients feel empowered about their health decisions."
"Maintains a warm and welcoming environment at the clinic."
"Shares important medical information in a calm and understandable way."
Great!
"Got the professional care and consult I expected."
Amazing!
"Enlightened me about my condition and the treatment options."
Questions patients ask
Does Dr. Allen take insurance, or offer a membership?
Dr. Allen runs a direct primary care practice, and patients join as members. The practice does not use traditional fee-for-service insurance billing.
How much does an adult membership at New Freedom Family Medicine cost?
Adult membership for ages 18 to 99 is $125 a month, or $1,375 a year paid up front. Adults also pay a one-time $100 registration fee per adult, with a family maximum of $200. The adult membership includes primary care visits, next-day visits and telemedicine visits.
How much does a child's membership at New Freedom Family Medicine cost?
A child from birth to 17 with a parent membership pays $35 a month, or $420 a year paid up front. A child from birth to 17 without a parent membership pays $50 a month, or $600 a year paid up front. Children also pay a one-time $50 registration fee per child, with a family maximum of $200.
Is Dr. Allen board certified?
Dr. Allen is board certified in Family Medicine.
Where did Dr. Allen train?
She graduated from Oceania University of Medicine in 2012. She completed her residency at Mercy Hospital St. Louis in 2015.
Does New Freedom Family Medicine offer telehealth?
Yes. The practice offers telemedicine visits by email, phone or video chat.
