Specialized Care for Immune-Related Conditions

Test results are interpreted alongside your symptoms and medical history. A positive allergy test alone does not always indicate a clinical allergy, so careful evaluation is important for reaching an accurate diagnosis.

Food allergies involve an immune-system response to a specific food. Symptoms may include hives, swelling, digestive discomfort, breathing problems, dizziness, or anaphylaxis.

Our food allergy services may include:

• Evaluation of suspected food reactions
• Evidence-based skin or blood testing
• Supervised oral food challenges, when appropriate
• Guidance for avoiding confirmed allergens
• Emergency action planning
• Epinephrine education
• Ongoing monitoring and follow-up care

Our specialists help patients distinguish true food allergies from other food-related concerns, reducing unnecessary dietary restrictions whenever possible.

Treatment depends on your diagnosis, symptoms, and overall health. Your individualized care plan may include:

• Identification and management of triggers
• Prescription or over-the-counter medications
• Allergy immunotherapy
• Asthma or eczema management
• Food allergy education
• Epinephrine when medically appropriate
• Ongoing monitoring and treatment adjustments
• Coordination with primary care providers and other specialists

Immune-System Evaluation

• Comprehensive review of immune-related symptoms
• Evaluation of chronic or unexplained reactions
• Assessment of inflammatory and allergic conditions
• Review of previous testing and treatment response
• Coordination of care for complex symptoms

Diagnostic Testing

• Environmental and seasonal allergy testing
• Skin-prick and blood testing

Treatment and Ongoing Care

• Long-term monitoring and follow-up care
• Individualized immunology treatment plans
• Medication management
• Asthma and eczema care
• Trigger identification and avoidance guidance

Our specialists provide comprehensive evaluation and personalized care for immune system and mast cell-related conditions. Services may include:

Mast Cell Disorder Care

• Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) evaluation and treatment
• Assessment of recurrent anaphylaxis or severe allergic reactions
• Mast cell mediator testing, when appropriate
• Identification and management of potential triggers
• Personalized medication management

Immune System Evaluation

• Evaluation of recurrent, severe, or unusual infections
• Testing for antibody deficiencies
• Assessment of suspected primary immunodeficiency disorders
• Review of immune function and vaccine response
• Long-term management of diagnosed immune conditions

Complex Allergy and Immunology Care

• Unexplained flushing, itching, or allergic-type reactions
• Medication, food, and environmental allergy evaluation
• Coordination of care for symptoms affecting multiple body systems
• Collaboration with primary care providers and other specialists

Because symptoms can overlap with many other conditions, every evaluation begins with a careful review of your health history, symptoms, previous testing, and treatment response. Your provider will recommend services based on your individual needs.

Anaphylaxis is a medical emergency. Call 911 immediately if you experience difficulty breathing, throat or tongue swelling, fainting, a significant drop in blood pressure, or a rapidly worsening reaction involving multiple areas of the body. If you have been prescribed epinephrine, use it as directed and seek emergency care.