What allergy testing costs

The full work-up for pollen, dust mite, mold and pet allergy — consultation, testing and a written plan, priced as one fee.

• 45–60 minute physician consultation
• Full aeroallergen testing panel, by skin testing or lab evaluation
• Written treatment plan
• Same-day report to your referring provider

Lung function and airway inflammation measured rather than estimated, with aeroallergen testing where it is indicated. This bundle includes the allergy evaluation, so an asthma patient does not need both.

• 45–60 minute physician consultation
• Spirometry, exhaled nitric oxide and bronchodilator responsiveness, all at no charge
• Full aeroallergen testing panel as indicated, by skin testing or lab evaluation

Testing to any and all indicated foods, with the emergency planning that has to go with it. Priced as one fee however many foods are involved.

• 45–60 minute physician consultation
• Testing to any and all indicated foods, by skin testing or lab evaluation
• Written anaphylaxis action plan
• Emergency planning and discussion with the family
• Same-day report to your referring provider

A penicillin or antibiotic allergy label that was never confirmed pushes you toward broader, more expensive antibiotics for the rest of your life. One visit removes it from the chart permanently. In person only.

• 45–60 minute physician consultation, with detailed history and examination
• Percutaneous and intradermal skin testing where the drug allows — penicillin G, minor determinant mixture, ampicillin, and all other applicable drugs, with positive and negative controls
• All other antibiotic testing as indicated
• Graded oral challenge where appropriate
• Formal removal of the label from your chart

For urticaria and angioedema that keeps coming back. Testing covers the triggers you suspect as well as the ones the history points at.

• 45–60 minute physician consultation
• Allergen testing for all culprit triggers identified and suspected, by skin testing or lab evaluation
• Written management plan
• Same-day report to your referring provider

Testing to environmental triggers, and to food triggers where your history points to them, with a written management plan. Suspected contact allergy is evaluated separately with patch testing.

• 45–60 minute physician consultation
• Testing for environmental triggers, and food triggers as indicated by history, by skin testing or lab evaluation
• Written management plan
• Same-day report to your referring provider

The work-up for rashes caused by something touching the skin, like metals, fragrances, preservatives, hair dye, rubber, adhesives and workplace chemicals. Patch testing finds delayed reactions that standard allergy testing can't pick up. In person only.

• 45–60 minute physician consultation, with exposure, product and occupational history
• Patch testing with an extended baseline series, plus supplemental series as indicated
• Placement and two physician readings, at 48 hours and at 72 to 96 hours
• Written list of products to avoid and safe alternatives
• Same-day report to your referring provider

Blood testing to six stinging insect venoms from a single draw, with the emergency planning that has to go with it.

• 45–60 minute physician consultation
• Blood testing to honeybee, bumblebee, yellow jacket, white-faced hornet, yellow hornet and wasp venom
• Component testing and baseline tryptase when indicated
• Written anaphylaxis action plan and epinephrine training
• Determination of venom immunotherapy candidacy
• Same-day report to your referring provider

For any matter other than the bundled evaluations above. Full medical history review, diagnostic guidance and individualised treatment planning — longer than a typical insurance-based visit, and fully physician-led.

For ongoing chronic conditions outside an immunotherapy program, in person, by telemedicine video or by phone. Follow-ups for patients already on an immunotherapy program are included in that program at no charge.

Aeroallergen testing on its own, by skin testing or lab evaluation, when that is all that is requested. Where a consultation and a written plan are wanted too, the Environmental Allergy Evaluation covers all three for $450.

The gold standard for confirming or ruling out a food allergy: the food is given in measured, increasing amounts under one-to-one monitoring. A four to five hour appointment. This comes up often in the initial food allergy work-up, where a trigger is suspected but unconfirmed.

Patch testing on its own, for patients we've already seen, for example someone who had the eczema evaluation and now needs a contact allergy work-up. New patients with a suspected contact allergy should book the Allergic Contact Dermatitis Evaluation, which includes the consultation.

Lung function, airway inflammation and bronchodilator response, at no charge inside the Asthma Evaluation & Phenotyping bundle and whenever else they are clinically indicated.

Telehealth is not a cheaper tier or a more expensive one. Every evaluation bundle can be delivered entirely by telehealth, because specific IgE blood testing can stand in for skin testing.

Clinical management and the prior authorization work required to get a biologic approved and keep it approved. The drug itself is dispensed on your prescription benefit and is not charged by Allergenix. One figure, loaded once, with no step increases.

Anesthetics, paralytics, chemotherapeutics, FPIES challenges and other pharmacologic testing require separate pricing consideration, depending on the availability of testing reagents and the comprehensive approach involved.

Optional, with no contract and no cancellation fee. Unlimited follow-up appointments within a week — often within 72 hours — and ongoing access to your allergist. If you cancel and rejoin later, a $300 re-enrollment fee applies.