Questions About Allergy Testing?

Allergy testing appointments typically take 90 minutes, but may take longer depending on the results of the test and the consultation time with your provider.

Our allergy tests cover a panel for up to 58 allergens, including molds, tree pollen, weeds, pets, and other lesser known but common allergens.

We do not test for venom allergies.

The cost of allergy testing can vary depending on if you decide to use insurance, if your deductible has been met, and how much the insurance company will cover. We offer self-pay rates of $695 for adult allergy testing and and $400 for pediatric allergy testing.

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We accept many forms of insurance, including Medicare. Please note that even if we accept your insurance, many insurance providers will not cover the cost of allergy testing unless the deductible has been met. Your specific plan will determine how much of a benefit will be applied.

Learn more about insurance benefits and allergy testing costs here.

In order for your allergy test to be as accurate as possible, refrain from taking allergy medications and treatments for at least five days before your appointment. It’s also necessary to consult with a nurse before your appointment if you’re on any prescription medications.

Learn more about allergy test prep and recommendations for medication here.

After your allergy test, your allergist will consult with you and create a custom treatment plan based on your unique needs. Treatment may include allergy shots, allergy drops, or ExACT Immunoplasty.

Yes! We offer food allergy testing, but this is a separate testing process with unique treatment options. Please consult with your allergist for more information.