Dr. Mitch Khamis Freeman

Dr. Mitch Khamis Freeman is an experienced Family Medicine physician with 35 years of practice. He currently practices at Freeman VIP Medical Clinic in Yuma, Arizona, offering a wide range of services including family medicine, preventive care, and chronic disease management. Known for his VIP healthcare approach, Dr. Freeman provides personalized, top-tier care to his patients, ensuring that each individual receives focused, one-on-one attention for their healthcare needs. His long-standing experience allows him to manage complex conditions with ease and provide superior healthcare services.

Dr. Freeman has contributed to research in the areas of family medicine, preventive care, and VIP healthcare services. His work focuses on improving patient care delivery and enhancing the experience of personalized healthcare for individuals with long-term conditions.

• Excellence in Family Medicine – Arizona Medical Society (2015)

• Community Health Leadership Award – Yuma Health Foundation (2018)

• Top Family Physician – Yuma Health Poll (2020)

Mitch Freeman, MD moved from Saginaw, Michigan to Yuma, Arizona in August,1999 after finishing three years of residency training in Family Medicine. He became a Board-certified Family Physician in 1999. For the next five years, Dr. Freeman worked at the Urgent Care and Emergency Department of Yuma Regional Medical Center. Dr. Freeman met a lot of fine people during those five years and decided to establish his private practice in Yuma, Arizona in May, 2004. He loves the warmth of the people and the sunny climate in Yuma which remind him of his childhood home. Dr. Freeman was born in1966, in Basra, Iraq. He grew up in a large, happy family of four boys and two girls. While he was in high school, his father developed leukemia. It was frustrating to watch a loved one struggle with cancer. Mitch decided to study medicine so that he could help his family and friends receive top quality medical care. He attended the finest medical schools in Baghdad, Iraq and earned his Medical Degree in 1990 at Al-Mustansiriyah University, where all courses were given in English based on the British medical school curriculum. When Mitch was 19 years old, his father died of leukemia complications. He had to leave medical school for one year to run the family candy business, supporting his widowed mother and five siblings. He returned to finish medical school while still managing the family business. After earning his Medical Degree in 1990, Dr. Freeman began work as a resident physician in Baghdad. However, during the time of the Desert Storm Gulf War, his life and the lives of his family were threatened by Saddam Hussein%u2019s regime. In April, 1991, Dr. Freeman, along with his widowed mother, three brothers, and two sisters, fled from Iraq. The whole family left everything they owned. They escaped to live for the next 20 months in tents in a desert refugee camp on the border of Saudi Arabia and Iraq.