My experience with Dr.Freeman has been nothing but, exceptional. Experiencing heavy bleeding and painful menstrual cycles at age 45. Dr.Freeman quickly came up with a plan and performed the necessary exams to clear me for the procedure she felt proper. I am a scuba diver and was on a tight time frame for my next trip. Of course, needing these devastating bleeding cycles to stop prior...Dr.Freeman squeezed me into her surgery schedule with plenty of time for a safe recovery prior to my departure out of the country. Dr.Freeman is also blessed with a wonderful nurse, Jessica. She is professional, kind, sweet, detail focused and fun ( need to be with this topic). Dr. Freeman also delivered my nephew and my niece with beautiful results! Would certainly encourage any person with an OBGYN need to seek Dr.Freeman's professional and kind services. read more

I thought she was a good doctor until I delivered my baby. She truthfully told me she was not able to come because she was having dinner with her family. The birth of my child was a very traumatic experience and the words a nurse used was "he's flat lining". Hearing she was not able to be there as my doctor because of a dinner engagement was the last thing I needed the morning after an emergency c-section. I am thankful my baby is okay and would not recommend this doctor. read more

Dr. Heidi Freeman was GREAT with me. Being a post menopausal woman I didn't think I'd have much need for an on/gyn, anymore. When it turned out I did I was a bit nervous and scared. Dr. Freeman put me right at ease. She sat NEXT to me not AT me to go over my report, thoroughly. I was relieved, quickly reassured everything was going to be okay and not that serious. Through the whole process, surgery and after and I felt very confident with Dr. Freeman and happy to have chosen her. I would have loved having her when I was having babies. read more

This site is nuts. Somebody on here gives one star because the Dr. wasn't on call at the time of their pregnancy? Doctors do share call. They are not available 24/7. Someone else gives 1 star because they never even saw the Dr? How can you possibly review them? Someone else posted a rambling diatribe about an experience from 5 years before the posting?! Others are posting about a completely different doctor, and others are complaining about the help staff? Please people, understand that most doctors these days do not own their own practices. They are employees just like you. They don't control the receptionist or the testing lab and they certainly don't control what other doctors do. I suppose it makes sense to do a Yelp review of a clinic, but it doesn't make sense to review an individual Dr. for things outside of their control. read more

I'm so frustrated with Dr. Freeman. I made an appointment with her several weeks ago for today, and not only did she not have someone call me to tell me they had moved their offices (I knew they were moving at some point, but didn't know the date), but they cancelled my appointment without my knowledge. What blatant disregard for her patients she must have. Time to find myself a new doctor. read more

I will NEVER go back. I asked several times to see the actual doctor and they only schedule me with the nurse practitioner. This same nurse practitioner put the speculum in and left the room for 10 minutes because she forgot something. They also mix up the times of every single appointment I make and bill me when it is not my fault. This office should either not be practicing or get an entire new staff to make up for the terrible treatment they have given read more

Heidi Freeman is amazing! I met her in 2006 when she was fairly new to this area. She is a wonderful doctor. She delivered all 3 of my children (born in 2006, 2011 and 2013). I honestly.coulsnt have gotten through it all without her. She is a very calm & intelligent physician. And she's a great mom to two kiddos, which is nice to relate to. I had 2 difficult prwgnanvies, requiring bed rest and I had no problem requesting to see only dr freeman instead of the nurse practitioner. Dr Freeman actually diagnosed me in 2 pregnancies with a rare uterus problem called and "incarcerated uterus". I really feel that no other doctor would have caught the disorder because it is rare. But she did and also gave me specific non-invasive directions on how to remedy the uterine position issue. Both times I was able to avoid major surgery, whew! My 3rd pregnancy I wasn't able to have her as my OB-GYN because she no longer took my insurance. But I was soooo lucky...she easy on call for my dr EVERY time I had an issue! AMAZING! She was even on call the night I went into labor. She stayed an additional 2 hours past her rotation/shift at the hospital and was there to deliver our 3rd baby. She helped with positioning, showing me how to alleviate pain and have a natural birth. I loved having her as my doctor and even send her a Christmas card every year :-) - C. Morgan read more

If I could give her zero stars I would. If you value your emotional health and life, you will stay FAR away from Dr. Freeman. I saw her in 2013 while I was pregnant with my daughter, but it seemed like only for my third trimester, because I was given appointments with her NP Amanda Weir until mid-pregnancy. Amanda is AMAZING and I would have had the best experience possible if she could have handled my entire pregnancy. My experience with Dr. Freeman was the exact opposite of what I had with her NP. Dr. Freeman is rude, doesn't listen to her patients AT ALL, and makes mistakes. She wrote the wrong amount of drink for me to have during my 3 hour glucose test, and the lab even said it was wrong and tried calling her office to clarify, but it was 7am and they had to do what the lab slip said. During my appt to get the results, Dr. Freeman blamed the lab and when I told her they told me the amount was written wrong, she told me "I would never write something wrong, so obviously the lab made a mistake. You'll need to go do the test again." I told her as a pregnant woman who is also working full time, it would be extremely hard for me to go do the test again. She said I had to do it or find a new doctor. So I did it again. During every other appointment with her, she barely made eye contact, didn't answer my questions, told me I was overthinking and worrying too much, etc... She even made me cry during two appointments. My blood pressure was getting high toward the end of my pregnancy, and I ended up being admitted at 35 weeks to be induced. She tried giving me Cervadil over 24 hours to dilate and it didn't work at all. I had a massive headache the entire time (huge red flag), and she didn't pay attention to that at all. When she checked on me after 30 hours, at 5pm at the end of her work day, she didn't listen to me saying how badly my head hurt, she didn't listen to my husband, and she said "we'll get you started on pitocin and I'll come check you in the morning." My husband could tell by the looks on the nurses faces that they were worried about me. Within minutes of Freeman leaving my room, 2 nurses brought the on-call doctor in (Dr Lickness). He checked me and my vitals and said "we need to get this baby out of you right now." I told him I really really wanted to try for a vaginal birth, and asked if there was anything he could do to help me feel better through the night." His exact words were "you're not going to make it through the night if we don't get this baby out immediately." From that point it was a blur, but Dr Lickness delivered my daughter via emergency c-section LESS THAN AN HOUR AFTER DR FREEMAN CHECKED ME. Freeman obviously just didn't want to deal with a Birth or c-section at the end of her day. The anesthesiologist came to check me the next day because they said I did not do well in the OR. They had to put me to sleep because the epidural failed and they had no time to try again, and I had a very difficult time gaining consciousness again. He said when he saw me I was "circling the drain." This is the condition Dr. Freeman left me in. She could have listened to her patient and valued my concerns, but I was just a name on a piece of paper to her. She has been part of several different practices over the years (red flag), and I was told she was even escorted from the premises (another red flag) when she was fired from one practice recently (which is why nobody could find her...she didn't have a job!) RUN AWAY FROM HEIDI FREEMAN. read more

I do not recommend Dr. Freeman I had numerous bad experiences she is unprofessional, lacks knowledge, inexperienced, also recently was informed she has had multiple law suits which confirms all of my above statements!! read more

I started seeing Heidi in 2006 and she was kind, knowledgeable and professional. Then she disappeared! She moved offices and got too busy and I was never able to get an appointment with her, only with her NP's. Her NP for a time, Jill Tracy, was amazing, but she vanished soon afterwards. Heidi has since moved offices and changed staff another several times. Now, I simply can't find her. So I have no access to my records?!?! She may still be a great doctor but she has been completely inaccessible in years and now seems to be in hiding. Her most recent group - Central Coast OB GYN -- tells me they believe she's in the area still, but say they do not know where. Sketchy at best. If anyone does know where she is, please email me so that I can at least have my records transferred! read more

I saw the nurse practicianer, Jill. I was in and out in no time and I never felt rushed. There was barely any time waiting. Her bedside manner was excellent and she was very, very knowledgable. She even made sure I had plenty of literature. Rescheduling was easy as she was fairly available. My old Ob/Gyn, who I was with for 8 years, was always difficult to get appointments with as she had taken on too many clients. The staff was great. They explained over the phone that I needed to have the paperwork filled out and that the company policy was that if I arrived without the paperwork filled out or more than 10 minutes late I would have to reschedule. They worked with me to get the necessary information from my primary care physician's horrible admin staff. Overall I had a great experience. read more

I would not only NOT recommend Heidi Freeman, I would encourage women to avoid her at all costs. I went through a terrible experience with bronchitis and (weirdly) began to bleed vaginally. I was really sick and called her to ask if my IUD could be causing this or if she had any thoughts.... The woman at the front desk told me to come in for an appointment. I said I would, but also asked to talk to the doctor on the phone (imagine!). I was told that this was impossilbe. When I argued, the woman rudely said she'd have Freeman call me back. When Freeman did call, she was uncaring, unhelpful, and angry. I was baffled that a doctors office could be so unprofessional and unkind... especially when I was sooo sick. read more

Just had my first appointment with the nurse practitioner, Cynthia Scott. Very minimal wait in the wait room and once inside the room. Staff was friendly and Cynthia Scott was extremely nice and easy to talk to. Would definitely recommend it. read more

I would not recommend this doctor at all. The front desk messed up the appointment time on more than one occasion while I was seeing this doctor. The first time I saw the NP and didn't have any problems. She told me to come back in a month. I made an appointment a month later, this time I actually saw Dr. Freeman. I have never felt so compelled to write a negative review until I met this woman. She was cold and talked at me not with me. She didn't listen to a word I said and made me feel like an idiot for coming back to her office. By the end of the appointment I was crying as I listened to her tell me that diet and exercise would cure my stomach problems. I run marathons, but she wouldn't know that because she doesn't listen or ask questions. Now months after the appointment I am still receiving bills totaling over $200 that I have to pay for an appointment that was by far the worst doctor experience I have ever had. I would not recommend this doctor at all. She may be available, but it is much better to wait for a more highly recommended doctor than to waste your time with this woman. read more

I saw the nurse practitioner, Jill Tracy. Very nice! Very fast! Warm hands! Need I say more?

I've had some pretty bad experiences with OB/GYN offices in the past, so I'm always a little cautious (and picky!) when looking for a new practitioner. I saw Jill Tracy, the nurse practitioner, and she is wonderful. Her bedside manner is warm and compassionate, and she treated me with dignity and respect. I'd recommend her to my friends and family. read more

I love Dr. Freeman and could not be more satisfied with the new office. They are warm, welcoming, and understanding. I have been seeing Dr. Freeman for three years and am in LOVE with her new NP Amanda. read more

I've been going to Dr. Freeman for years and my daughter also goes to her. I wouldn't go to any other doctor! I feel she is one of the few doctors who actually takes time to listen to me and goes out of her way to answer questions. She's very caring and has even helped me with other health problems.... read more

I absolutely adore Dr. Freeman and her staff. During my last pregnancy I was with a different OBGYN, and had a very negative experience, so I switched to Dr. Freeman on the advice of a friend after becoming pregnant with my second child. Everyone here is very professional and extremely friendly. Every appointment I was seen very quickly (usually within 5-10 minutes of the actual appointment time). Dr. Freeman is extremely approachable and I felt comfortable asking her anything. I never felt rushed but everyone there is also very efficient. Overall my experience with medical care for my second pregnancy has been amazing due to Dr. Freeman and her staff. Highly recommended! read more

I saw NP Cindy Scott and got a biennial pap smear. The procedure was billed through medicare as a routine physical exam (preventative services) and not paid. I talked to medicare and told them exactly what happened and ask why the pap wasn't covered. The medicare rep said this happens frequently, that the procedure was not a physical exam but a routine office visit for a pap smear and that all that needed to happen was the doctor needed to rebill with corrected code. I phoned Dr Freeman's office and was told they would not rebill with corrected code, and that I should probably get my paps at my primary care doctor's office...probably my last visit to central coats obstetrics. read more

I would not recommend Dr. Freeman. She was my OB two years ago. I had a condition called Placenta Acreta and she did not catch it. She was not on call the day my baby was born so I had to have the baby delivered by her partner at the time Dr. Goodrich. Dr. Goodrich manually removed the placenta after the birth. After I hemmoraghed the nurses thought that I probably still had placenta in me. The next day when I met with Dr. Freeman I told her what the nurses had said and she told me that she was certain that Dr. Goodrich had gotten all of the placenta out. She did not check. She could have done a quick ultrasound to be sure but she did not. The next two weeks at home I had many things happening that caused me great concern. I was having very large clots and my blood pressure (which had been high in pregnancy) did not return to normal. I called her several times but she showed no concern. Finally she suggested that I make an appointment in a couple weeks so she could take a look. That was far too late. Exactly two weeks after the birth of my baby I hemorrhaged at home (scary experience) and had to be rushed to the ER where I needed many blood transfusions. With a quick ultrasound they found I did have placenta still inside. I lost a lot of blood before I was able to get the hysterectomy that saved my life (all done by a different doctor). In my prenatal care Dr. Freeman was very caring and I felt she was very cautious. I trusted her and she let me down. I highly recommend you find a different OB. read more

I'm very upset! I had an appointment with Dr. Freeman this afternoon. I've been her patient for the past few years. When I checked in, the lady behind the desk asked me for my insurance card and my photo ID. I gave her my ins card and showed her my Driver License for her to verify my name with my picture. She asked me to give her my Driver License so she could make a copy and save it in my file. I refused to do that because first of all I'm a private person and I don't want my picture to lie around their office. Second, over the past few years there have been many breaches at medical facilities and people's Identifications have been stolen, so I didn't want my information to be compromised. The lady asked Julie, their office manager, to come talk to me. Julie said if I don't give them my photo ID to copy, I cannot see the Dr!! Therefore, I had to walk out!! I'm very upset that I could not see her. I have a chronic illness and cannot drive and it's not easy for me to get ready to go out. I wasted my time and energy to go to her office. I cannot believe a doctor to turn away her own patient for that reason!!! This shows what kind of a doctor and or person she is!! read more