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Dr Michelle Freedman
Family Physician
About Dr Freedman
Edit profileDr. Michelle Freedman is a Family Physician practicing at Appletree Medical Centre, located at 4700 Keele Street, Unit 28, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3. With over 30 years of experience, she provides compassionate and comprehensive care to patients of all ages, emphasizing continuity and holistic wellness. If you've received care from Dr. Freedman, consider leaving a review to help others discover her thoughtful and patient-focused approach to family medicine.
Special interest
Dr. Freedman’s clinical interests include pediatric asthma and allergy management, newborn care, and preventative health. She offers primary care coordination for childhood conditions such as eczema and asthma, supports infant feeding through education and early intervention, and promotes long-term wellness through screenings and health education tailored to each life stage.
Education and training
Dr. Freedman earned her MD from McMaster University in 1993 and has held Independent Practice status with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario since December 1995. She is certified in Family Medicine by the College of Family Physicians of Canada and conducts consultations in English.
Practice in Appletree Medical Centre - 4700 Keele St
Appletree Medical Centre - 4700 Keele St
- 4700 Keele St., Toronto, ON M3J 1P3
- (647) 722-2370
- (647) 490-6330
- https://appletreemedicalgroup.com/clinic-locations/4700-keele-st-york-lanes-on-campus-keele-entrance/
Practice in Humber River Hospital
Affiliated HospitalHumber River Hospital
- 1235 Wilson Ave, North York, ON M3M 0B2
- (416) 242-1000
- https://www.hrh.ca/
Frequently Asked Questions
She manages childhood asthma, eczema, and allergies through primary care coordination, education, and collaboration with pediatric specialists when needed.
Yes, she provides regular check-ups, feeding guidance, and early interventions to ensure healthy development and parental confidence.
Absolutely—she offers screenings, immunizations, and lifestyle counseling to promote early detection and long-term wellness.
Yes, new patients can book appointments directly through Appletree Medical Centre without a referral.
She builds long-term relationships with patients and families, ensuring consistent care and a trusted medical home across all life stages.
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Sources used in this profile
- https://appletreemedicalgroup.com/clinic-locations/4700-keele-st-york-lanes-on-campus-keele-entrance/
- https://www.hrh.ca/programs/all-clinics-services/?tab=1
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1 review about Dr Michelle Freedman
I saw Dr Michelle Freedman today as a walk-in patient at the Appletree at York Lanes, & her conduct was disturbing.
I needed Escitalopram refills, and she asked me what has been my stress lately so I described briefly, but she wanted to know more & more so I told her more which she used to judge me as if if it’s something wrong with me for answering her questions. I told her about harassment & discrimination by York University staff as a retaliation after I pointed out on their unethical hiring, unethical practices, & mistreatment of PhD students at the PhD in HRM (me included) to the FGS/deans & president Rhonda Lenton (not knowing they were together in it & even doing wrongs such as stealing from York U). I talked about facts that are available online to check (example: trolling & doxing grad students, corruption at York U by Rhonda Lenton who stole $132 millions & lied publicly that she resigned in June to stop our protests; that RL got money from Doug Ford who stole money from the development fund, ….).
Then, she tried to convince me I may need to see a psychiatrist.
I told her all this info can be found online and that I studied psychology and I know when I need to see a medical dr, a therapist or a psychiatrist.
I came to get pills for my stress, but I am not a case for a psychiatrist because I know all this information.
I told her I asked my psychologist (whom I have seen for a long time) if I may have something, and he said NO. He said & I agree that my stress is related to my experience only at York University. I never had such experience anywhere before & I studied at three different Canadian universities (got 4 degrees).
People know me as a hard working, always reading, advocating for justices, helping others, & as an optimistic good person.
She said that she watches a TV show (Love & B….).. to diagnose people with disorders. She seemed confused as if she is a psychiatrist with expertise to diagnose others with disorders.
She said she will only give me refills for two weeks & I have to go to see her again to get more & for her to see if I have a disorder to send me to a psychiatrist.
This reminded me of the time in history when women were sent in asylum because someone was prejudiced or didn’t like them.
I have never had such experience with a medical doctor before & I found her conduct disturbing so I wanted to inform you about this.
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