Welcome to Our Office
-Allan R. Kelly, MD
Private Practice of Internal & Geriatric Medicine
"The practice of medicine is predominantly a humanistic act... Caring and knowing must be
combined to succeed in doctoring." — J. Willis Hurst, MD
Your Personal Physician for Lifelong Care
Dr. Allan Kelly has been practicing internal medicine in Fort Worth since 1985, when he opened his private office alongside his father, Dr. Gordon B. Kelly, and brother, Dr. Robert H. Kelly, at 929 College Avenue. Over nearly four decades, his approach has remained rooted in long-term patient relationships, careful listening, and a steady, evidence-based approach to care.
As a founding physician of Premium Medical Home, Dr. Kelly offers care designed for patients who value time, continuity, and meaningful connection with their doctor.
His practice is part of Premium Medical Home, a model of care that returns time and focus to the doctor-patient relationship. From first appointment to follow-up, Dr. Kelly’s patients experience care that is consistent, personal, and thoughtfully delivered.
“We love our patients, and we want each one to feel at home.”
Education & Credentials
BA in Biology, Amherst College, 1977
During his medical training, he was mentored by renowned physicians, including Dr. Calvin Kunin, Dr. Ralph Tompsett, and Dr. Donald Seldin.
He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine.
Research & Professional Contributions
In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Kelly has a longstanding interest in microbiology, physiology, and pharmaceutical research. He has served as a principal investigator in trials for antiviral and antidiabetic therapies and contributed to the REACH Registry, a global initiative focused on stroke and heart attack prevention.
His work has been published in journals including:
A Practice Designed Around You
Dr. Kelly’s office is calm, private, and fully patient-centered. Located in the heart of Fort Worth’s medical district, it is built to provide care without distractions or hurry. Every appointment is unhurried. Every concern is heard. Every patient is known.
Personal Background
Born in Fort Worth, Dr. Kelly graduated from Fort Worth Country Day before attending Amherst College. He returned to Fort Worth in the 1980s to join the family of physicians at 929 College Avenue—where he still practices today.
“The practice of medicine is predominantly a humanistic act. Physicians must care about their patients, and they must constantly improve their scientific knowledge about disease. To care and not know is dangerous. To know and not care is even worse. Caring and knowing must be combined to succeed in doctoring.”
- J. Willis Hurst, MD