What is an Allergist? An allergist is a physician who specializes in hypersensitivity diseases, such as hay fever, sinusitis, asthma, food allergies, eczema, hives, and bee stings. If you suffer from any of these, please call our office and set up a consultation. Your initial consultation will take approximately two hours and consist of a complete history and examination, pulmonary function tests if required, and allergy skin testing if warranted. After testing, an allergy desensitization program may be recommended and an allergy extract will be prepared based on your individual sensitivities. Our office has daily shot hours for your convenience at 1 of our 4 locations.
Our board certified physicians are Ann C. Ghory, M.D. and Patricia K. Ghory, M.D. We have two nurse practitioners Julie Ossege, Ph.D, C.F.N.P., Amber Boots, C.F.N.P., and our physician assistant is Kate Harden, PA-C. We evaluate and treat the following conditions:
Our board certified physicians are Ann C. Ghory, M.D. and Patricia K. Ghory, M.D. We have two nurse practitioners Julie Ossege, Ph.D, C.F.N.P., Amber Boots, C.F.N.P., and our physician assistant is Kate Harden, PA-C. We evaluate and treat the following conditions:
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Nasal:
Allergic rhinitis (hay fever) Nasal congestion Snoring Non-allergic rhinitis (sensitive nose) Sinus: Nasal polyps Sinus headaches Recurrent/Chronic sinusitis  Educational link |
Lungs:
Asthma Cough Vocal cord dysfunction Exercise-induced asthma Skin: Hives (Urticaria) Eczema Swelling (Angioedema) Itching  Educational link: |
Anaphylaxis/Intolerance:
Food allergy Insect sting Some drug allergies Immune deficiency: Recurrent infections Click for
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