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Allergy & Immunology

Your Path to Lasting Relief.

Expert diagnosis and personalized treatment for allergies, asthma, and immunological conditions. Board-certified specialists dedicated to helping you breathe easier and live better.

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32+
Conditions Treated
90%
Patient Improvement
67M+
Americans Affected
What to Expect

The Journey to Allergy &
Asthma Relief

Three simple steps from your first visit to a personalized plan that works for you.

1

Schedule an Appointment

In-person at one of our Centers of Excellence, or virtually via our secure telehealth platform, our board-certified and advanced practice providers are ready to help you feel better.

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2

Discover the Root Cause

We offer a variety of diagnostic tests to find out what causes your symptoms so that we can treat the real problem and fully understand your condition.

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3

Personalized Treatment & Relief

Personalized treatment plans help 90% of patients with seasonal allergies and 70–80% of patients with perennial allergies get better.

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Important

What Medications Should You Stop Taking Prior to Allergy Testing?

If your physician deems allergy testing necessary, you should discontinue all antihistamines five days prior to your appointment. Taking antihistamines could interfere with your testing results.

Allergies

Allergy Conditions We Treat

From seasonal triggers to food sensitivities, explore the full spectrum of allergic conditions we diagnose and treat.

Allergies
Allergic Rhinitis
Also known as hay fever, a common inflammatory condition of the nasal passages caused by an overreaction of the immune system to allergens such as pollen, dust mites, animal dander & mold.
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Allergies
The world's most common chronic condition causing reactions that can range from mild to life threatening.
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Drug Allergies
About 5%–10% of adverse reactions to medications are due to an actual medication allergy.
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Dust Mite Allergies
Microscopic insects that thrive in warm, humid environments and often trigger an allergic reaction.
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Eye Allergies
Also called allergic conjunctivitis, caused by airborne allergens that contact the eye. Complications are rare.
Allergies
Food Allergies
Trigger an immune response and can be fatal, while food intolerance is often less serious.
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Insect Sting Allergies
Caused by a variety of insects through stings, bites, and materials created by an insect.
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Latex Allergies
The body mistakes natural proteins found in rubber for a dangerous chemical.
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Milk Protein Allergy
Occurs when an immune system has a histamine response to cow's milk protein.
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Mold Allergies
An allergic response upon exposure to mold or fungi, indoor or outdoor.
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Oral Allergy Syndrome
Occurs when people with allergic rhinitis eat certain fruits and vegetables.
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Pet Allergies
Any animal with fur or feathers can cause allergies; symptoms vary person to person.
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Pollen Allergies
"Hay fever" symptoms triggered by pollens from trees and plants, ranging from mild to severe.
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Sinusitis
A sinus infection resulting in congestion, cough, discharge, and head and face pressure.
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Skin Allergies
One of the most common forms of allergies treated and managed by an allergist.
Asthma

Asthma Conditions We Treat

Comprehensive care for all forms of asthma, from childhood through adult-onset, with treatment tailored to your triggers.

Asthma
Adult-Onset Asthma
Diagnosed after age 20, typically considered chronic.
Asthma
Allergic Asthma
Triggered at certain times of year depending on allergens present. Most asthma patients also have allergies.
Asthma
Asthma
A long-term lung condition affecting the bronchial tubes requiring customized treatment per patient.
Asthma
Childhood Asthma
One of the most common long-term diseases; with proper care kids live completely normal lives.
Asthma
Exercise-Induced Asthma
Symptoms only after vigorous exercise; technically Exercise-Induced Bronchoconstriction (EIB).
Asthma
Nonallergic Asthma
Usually occurs after mid-life, caused by recurrent respiratory tract infections.
Asthma
Severe Asthma
Affects 5–10% of asthma patients. Difficult to control with standard treatments but manageable with specialist care.
Related Conditions

Related Conditions We Treat

Conditions closely linked to allergic and immune responses that benefit from specialist evaluation and collaborative care.

Related Conditions
Angioedema
Swelling under the skin in various parts of the body requiring custom treatment.
Related Conditions
COPD
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, a chronic inflammatory lung disorder.
Related Conditions
Eosinophilic Esophagitis
An immune and allergy disorder of the esophagus affecting eating and digesting.
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GERD
Stomach acid flows back from the stomach to the esophagus.
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GI Disorders
Allergy-related gastrointestinal diseases treated by allergists with GI doctors.
Related Conditions
Hereditary Angioedema
Very rare, potentially life-threatening genetic condition involving swelling.
Related Conditions
Hives (Urticaria)
Sudden outbreak of bumps and welts on the skin; can appear anywhere.
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Immunological Disorders
The immune system causing allergies, asthma, and recurrent infections.
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Nasal Polyps
Small, painless, noncancerous growths on nose/sinus lining, associated with asthma.
Related Conditions
Non-Allergic Rhinitis
Comparable symptoms to allergic rhinitis but without immune system involvement.
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Reference Guide

How to Read Your Local Pollen Count

Pollen is essential to the survival of the planet, but it can also be an extreme irritant to the more than 67 million Americans who suffer from allergies. Just how irritating pollen is going to be on any given day is estimated by a pollen count which measures how much pollen is in the air. It is expressed in grains of pollen per cubic meter over a 24 hour period.

Low

Only extremely sensitive people will have symptoms.

Moderate

More people will have allergy symptoms.

High

Most with pollen/mold sensitivity can experience symptoms.

Very High

Almost everyone with mold/pollen allergy will experience symptoms.

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