Sovereign Medicine PLLC

About Sovereign Medicine PLLC

What is Sovereign Medicine PLLC?

Sovereign Medicine PLLC is a Direct Primary Care practice at 529 Brandies Circle in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Dr. Alexis Donald, MD, MHS, founded the practice and is its only listed prescriber. Her page says she is board certified in family medicine. Patients pay a monthly membership instead of billing insurance. The practice says it serves the Nashville metropolitan area, with in-person visits in Murfreesboro and telemedicine for patients who are physically in Tennessee at the time of the visit.

Primary care is the core of the practice, and hormone and metabolic care sit alongside it. The services listed are family medicine, hormone optimization and hormone replacement therapy, women's health, metabolic health, longevity medicine, and integrative aesthetics. The metabolic page mentions peptide therapy and GLP-1 programs. Hormone care and aesthetic procedures do not require a membership. The practice accepts patients ages 16 and older. Its Google listing shows a 5 rating from 3 reviews. It does not name the medications it uses, and it does not publish a phone number or office hours.

This listing is for its Smyrna office at 1175 Rock Springs Rd #100.

What does it cost?

Membership is $125 a month for Young Sovereign (ages 16 to 24), $195 a month for Foundational Care, $295 a month for Integrative Medicine, which adds hormone evaluation, optimization, and HRT management, and $395 a month for Concierge Optimization, which adds longevity and metabolic optimization and advanced lab panels. Memberships are month to month with no enrollment fee and no long-term contract. Labs and imaging are paid separately at wholesale cash pricing.

The Hormone Optimization Consultation is $149 per visit. The practice says it covers your labs, your results, and a personalized plan. It does not say whether medication is included in that fee. It publishes no price for hormone therapy after the consultation, and no price for peptide or GLP-1 programs. The first 50 members to enroll lock in their membership rate for life.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes and signs your prescriptions, and whether the monthly fee covers the medication or only the visits. Ask whether the hormone medication is brand-name or compounded, and what it costs each month. Ask whether the $149 consultation includes any medication, and what follow-up visits and lab work will add to the total. For peptide, GLP-1, or pellet therapy, ask for the full price in writing before you start, including any credit toward a program.

Ask whether an HSA or FSA can pay for membership. Ask how to cancel and whether a Founding Member rate survives a cancellation and later return. Since no phone number is published, ask how you reach Dr. Donald between visits and how quickly messages get answered. The contact page says it responds within one business day.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician-run membership for primary care and you are ready to pay cash for hormone, metabolic, or aesthetic care. It is a weaker fit if you need a published medication price list, a phone line, and office hours before you decide to call.

Sources: sovereignmedpc.org, sovereignmedpc.org/services, sovereignmedpc.org/about, sovereignmedpc.org/memberships

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