

A referral is required for all new patient appointments to ensure the patient is seeing the correct specialist for the correct condition.
Allergy & Immunology Providers
Overview
Our board-certified allergy and immunology physician provides high-quality care for children and adults. Listening to the patient and understanding health issues and goals is essential to developing a treatment plan to improve quality of life. If tolerated, treatment plans include ongoing home exposure to improve tolerance with the goal of keeping pets in the home. We perform comprehensive evaluations and allergy testing, and work with patients and their primary care provider to develop a plan to manage and treat symptoms.
Telehealth options are available. However, telehealth may not be appropriate for every type of appointment. Our staff will assist on which appointments to schedule via telehealth and which may require an in-person visit.
Recommendations are based on the latest clinical research and evidence with approaches that are proven to help.
Conditions
- Immunodeficiency: cellular, antibody and complement
- Recurrent respiratory, sinus, skin and GI infections
- Medication and vaccine allergy
- Food allergy (adult & pediatric)
- Environmental allergy (adult & pediatric) evaluation
- Hypereosinophilia (absolute eosinophil count > 1500)
- Eosinophilic esophagitis and gastroenteritis
- Evaluation for food triggers - Evaluation for pediatric urticaria (< 12 years of age)
- Patients 12 and older may require omalizumab
Diagnostics & Treatment
- Skin testing to food and environmental allergens
- In office oral food challenge
- If tolerated, plan for ongoing home exposure to improve tolerance - Assistance with insurance approval for SQ and IV IgG
- Joint management with infectious disease and ENT in administration of prophylactic antibiotics when IgG replacement infusions are not appropriate or insufficient to treat infections
- Allergen mitigation measures and treatment, with the goal to keep pets in the home
Services Not Offered: Allergy desensitization shots, Kenalog injections, patch testing for allergic contact dermatitis or omalizumab injections for chronic urticaria.