Specialties
Allergies
Allergies are the sixth leading cause of chronic illness in the United States
According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, more than 50 million Americans experience different types of allergies each year.
Due to rising global temperatures, many of the most common causes of allergies affect more people every year, and for a longer period of time.
When to see a specialist
Our team can make a significant impact on the underlying cause of your allergies, and sometimes eliminate them entirely. Consider stopping by if you:
Suffer chronically from nasal congestion, difficulty breathing, snoring, sleep apnea, or sinus infections
Have difficulty with day-to-day function, chronic fatigue, and tiredness due to allergy or asthma symptoms
Feel over-the-counter (OTC) allergy medications are not working or are giving you adverse side effects
Take OTC allergy medications, like Flonase, Nasacort, Rhinocort, or Nasonex, more than 6 weeks a year
Allergy Screener
Some days, your allergies may seem minor, but a proper diagnosis and treatment is important to prevent your symptoms from worsening. Take one minute to learn whether you should see a specialist for noninvasive allergy testing.
Our specialists can help you effectively manage your symptoms.
Treatment Options
Our team will develop a custom plan based on your type of allergy. This may look like:
Environmental allergy
Combined strategies of avoidance, medications, and allergy shots or drops.
Stinging insect allergy
Venom allergy shots, which are proven to be both safe and effective.
Food allergy
- Strict allergen avoidance and administration of allergy medications as needed during anaphylactic reactions.
- Oral allergy desensitization or new FDA-approved Palforzia treatment, which may be started in patients aged 4 to 17 years old.
Eczema—atopic dermatitis
Patch tests in order to help narrow down or confirm potential contact allergies.
Allergy Education
Check out these posts with helpful information about allergy treatment.
Allergy Shots
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Our providers are efficient, effective, and garner high patient satisfaction.
Dr. Lieberman is kind and knowledgeable and offers great information and practical tips and advice for caring for children who have severe allergies. I’ve been to a few of his training sessions and admire and appreciate his efforts to prepare caregivers and schools to keep children affected by food and other allergies safe.
Rachel G.
