Dr. Allan Freedman, MD

Highly skilled across medical disciplinesDoes more than is requiredPersonal follow up by phoneGreat staffQuick response time to phone callsHIGHLY recommend this doctor

Dr.Freeman made me feel as if be had my best interest at heart I truly feel God placed me in his care.From the front to the back everyone that works there made me feel they took my condition serious and that they were concern about my recovery. I thank God for creating a man named Allen Freeman.

Knowledge of his and other fields is outstanding. Personal follow up is excellent. Accuracy of diagnosis: perfect. A credit to the profession of medicine.

Dr. Freedman is professional and unemotional. He is is a difficult field where he deals with people suffering from life threatening conditions day in and day out. He does not sugarcoat his findings and perhaps that puts patients off. I was at first but came to deeply appreciate his candor. His diagnosis was "right on!" At a recent follow up appointment (7 years post op for colorectal cancer) he took extra time and actually diagnosed a serious issue that was being ignored by another type of specialist. I highly recommend this Dr. to any and all who might need this type of specialist.He's great!

I have recommended this doctor many times and will continue to do so. He treated me for colorectal cancer. He is absolutely tops in this field. He is not a "sugar coater" but took time to educate me and my wife about possibilities and probabilities. Eight years later...the cancer has not returned. Still going in for check ups!

My husband and I went to Dr Freedman for a consultation after a bilateral mastectomy. The cancer had spread to my lymph nodes. Concerned it may have traveled elsewhere in my body we asked how we could be sure. Dr Freedman responded we wait and see if something else shows up. But how could we be sure we pressed? (chemotherapy treatment is different for different stages of breast cancer). Im an oncologist. I treat cancer, youll be fine he responded. Uncomfortable with this we sought a second opinion. The second oncologists response to the same question was Well do a PET Scan before we start your treatments. It had indeed traveled past my lymph nodes to both my bones and liver. Thank God we went to another oncologist, in my case, had I stayed with Suburban Oncology it would have been a death sentence. I only had three small locations and now I have a good fighting chance. Theres no telling how advanced it would have become untreated for months or years until symptoms started to show up… and it was discovered.