Laura M Freedman

Sheila Pascar 

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2 years ago

My husband had head and neck cancer at age 65 3 years ago. He never smoked or drank. Dr. Freedman was his radiologist. 3 times he wanted to quit. It was really rough. No one can be your friend at that point. Dr. Freedman convinced him he has to continue treatment as bad as he was getting. It sounded very unfriendly and caring the way she spoke but I realized if she didn't he may not be hear now. 

Randy Reda 

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6 years ago

I began seeing Dr Freedman in June 2018 with a diagnosis of tongue cancer. I found her to be extremely knowledgeable and I trusted her completely with the care she gave me. She is kind and caring and made my wife and I comfortable and relaxed at every visit. She is personable and at times has a great sense of humor. There are some doctors you would never feel comfortable enough to carry on a personal conversation but by the end of my treatments I felt like she was family. The staff in her office were a direct reflection of h... read more

Jorge Penaranda 

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6 years ago

I don't mind when doctors make mistakes, at the end of the day human error is a constant among all of us. However, how you deal with that error is what separates good doctors from criminal ones. In my father's case, he had an unexpected passing, where an unusual event occurred while receiving his radiotherapy. The machine where he was being treated flooded, & records indicate a different dosage was administered. Unfortunately, EMR records show that there were several post-mortem changes to these records. This is the medical ... read more