An hour, and what actually happens in it
A first appointment at Allergenix runs 45 to 60 minutes with the physician. It covers your history in detail, any testing that is indicated — performed in the clinic during the same visit — and a written plan explaining what was found and what happens next. You will not be asked to come back a second time to be told your results.
Most people have never had an allergy appointment that wasn't rushed, so here is the whole thing laid out — arrival to written plan.
Start to finish
Timings are the shape of a typical first appointment, not a stopwatch. Complicated histories take longer, and the hour is yours.
Arrival
Complimentary beverages and refreshments in a spa-like environment. One location on S 60th Street, with parking at the door.
History, in full
What you've noticed, when it started, what you've already tried, and what has and hasn't helped. Dr. Stanga takes this himself rather than delegating it.
Testing, in the clinic
Skin panels are run here rather than sent out and read the same day. Blood work is drawn here too, with results in one to two days.
The plan, in writing
You go through the results together and leave with a written plan — not a summary posted to a portal later.
Between visits
Message the clinic when something changes. You'll hear back from the person who treated you.
Four things that make the hour count
- A list of the medicines and supplements you take, including doses
- Any previous allergy or immunology testing you have copies of
- Inhalers, EpiPens or creams you currently use — the actual devices, if you can
- The questions you want answered, written down
A different approach to allergy treatment starts here
Enrollment takes about two minutes. We'll confirm your visit within one business day and send everything you need beforehand.
