Jennifer Young, DO

The annual membership fee at Jennifer Young, DO - MDVIP is $2,500. Patients can pay that fee in quarterly installments of $625, semi-annual payments of $1,250, or a single annual payment. The membership covers the MDVIP Wellness Program, which includes comprehensive screenings and a personalized wellness plan.

The MDVIP Wellness Program gives each member a thorough set of screenings, diagnostic tests, and a custom wellness plan. Dr. Young uses the program to identify risk factors early and build a prevention-focused care strategy tailored to each patient. The annual membership fee covers these preventive services.

Yes. Members can reach Dr. Young by phone after hours and on weekends. The practice offers this 24/7 phone access so patients can connect with their doctor directly when urgent questions arise outside of regular appointments.

Dr. Young offers same- or next-day appointments to her members. The practice keeps a smaller patient panel, which gives her the flexibility to see patients quickly and spend adequate time with each one during visits.

Dr. Young accepts insurance for covered medical services such as sick visits. The annual membership fee covers preventive services that insurance typically does not pay for, including the comprehensive screenings in the MDVIP Wellness Program. Dr. Young bills insurance and charges applicable copays, co-insurance, and deductibles for other services.

Dr. Young can help coordinate care for members who need medical attention while away from home. She can assist with connecting patients to a local hospital, pharmacy, or physician during travel. For situations requiring highly specialized care, MDVIP can also connect Dr. Young with specialists at Medical Centers of Excellence across the country.

The practice serves Ventura County, including Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Westlake Village, Agoura, Simi Valley, Moorpark, and the broader Conejo Valley area. The office sits at 2100 Lynn Road, Suite 215, in Thousand Oaks.

Yes. Members see Dr. Young directly at every office visit, not a nurse practitioner or physician assistant. That continuity is a central part of how the practice operates.

Dr. Young focuses on the management of complex chronic diseases as a core part of her practice. MDVIP members with conditions such as type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, and hypertension work with her on ongoing treatment and prevention strategies. Her emphasis on early screening and personalized care supports better control of these conditions over time.