Whether the solution is environmental control, medication, or allergy shots, we’ll provide you with an effective plan to treat your allergies or asthma. We offer a wide range of services, including allergy skin testing, pulmonary function testing, and antibiotic testing. Our treatment process is safe and educational, ensuring that you will get the most out of your time with us.
We strive to offer the highest-quality care for those suffering from allergy or asthma problems across our 100+ offices in Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. Our mission is to remove the limitations caused by these issues and positively impact our patients’ quality of life.
Family Allergy & Asthma was founded in 1979 by Drs. Stephen J. Pollard and James L. Sublett. In the four decades that have passed, the practice has grown immensely in staff, ambition, and geographical reach. We are proud to be a leader in allergy and asthma care for those whose lives are limited by their health issues. With our top allergists help, you can relieve or even remove these limitations so that you can live your life to the fullest.
We feel that educating our patients on their conditions is an important part of treatment. Our knowledge and resources are made available to our patients so that they too can understand the why (and how) of their health issues as well as the treatment we recommend. Our team can offer you many options for treatments and give you the power to choose what you feel suits your needs.
The Family Allergy & Asthma patient app lets you scan-in for allergy shots, request a prescription refill, pay your bill, and send a note to your doctor, all in the palm of your hand. It is free to download from the Apple and Google Play app stores. Current patients can call our office to sign up for an account.
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