Freeman Center for Maximal Health

Individual DPC membership costs $75 per month. Spouses pay $60 per month, and children under 18 pay $40 per month. The practice bills memberships quarterly. Patients who pay annually receive a 13th month free. A one-time family registration fee of $75 applies at enrollment.

DPC members receive an annual preventive health screening, same-day or next-day appointments, and 24/7 direct access to Dr. Freeman. The membership also covers management of most chronic conditions, treatment of acute illnesses and injuries, osteopathic evaluation and manipulation, minor surgery, joint and trigger point injections, commercial driver physicals, and access to laboratory services and generic medications at low prices through the in-office dispensary. Members also receive a 25% discount on Functional Medicine services.

The DPC panel is currently full. The practice maintains a waiting list for prospective primary care members. Patients not on the DPC panel can still access Functional Medicine consultations and other services on a fee-for-service basis.

No. The practice operates entirely on a self-pay basis and does not accept any insurance, including Medicare. Dr. Freeman is an opt-out Medicare provider. The practice accepts cash, credit and debit cards, and personal checks. If you carry insurance and want to seek reimbursement, the practice can provide an itemized statement for you to submit to your insurer.

A Functional Medicine consultation costs $1,800. That fee covers more than ten hours of professional time, including the initial evaluation and three- and six-month follow-up visits. Lab costs are separate, averaging between $1,000 and $3,500 depending on which tests are ordered. DPC members receive a 25% discount on Functional Medicine services.

Yes. Follow-up appointments take place in person or via Zoom. Dr. Freeman also makes house calls within a 10-mile radius. DPC members pay an additional $75 for a house call; non-members pay an additional $80 on top of the standard visit fee.

Initial Functional Medicine visits last approximately two hours and take place in person at the office. Follow-up visits run 25 or 50 minutes depending on complexity. General consultation fees for follow-ups are $175 for 25 minutes and $350 for 50 minutes.

Dr. Freeman begins with a thorough intake process, including detailed medical history questionnaires and, when possible, a review of past medical records. The first in-person visit runs about two hours and includes a physical examination. Dr. Freeman then orders personalized lab testing based on what the history reveals. After results return, he delivers a Functional Medicine prescription with individualized recommendations. Follow-ups occur at three and six months.

Dr. Freeman communicates lab results within 48 to 72 hours of receiving them. He contacts patients by phone, email, or secure text. The practice draws lab specimens in the office, so patients do not need to visit a separate lab facility.

The practice operates out of Dr. Freeman's home in Alfred, Maine. Patients can reach the office by phone, text, or email. O. Box 849, Alfred, ME 04002.