Traditional immunotherapy coordinated with partner clinics—evaluation, testing pathway, and ongoing follow-up.
What “allergy shots” are
Allergy shots are a form of immunotherapy designed to reduce sensitivity to triggers like pollen, dust mites, and pet dander. Over time, many people experience fewer flares and rely less on daily medications.
What’s included under “allergy shots”
- SCIT (Subcutaneous Immunotherapy): injection immunotherapy given on a schedule
- Build-up phase: gradually increasing doses
- Maintenance phase: steady dosing to maintain benefits
Who may qualify
- Moderate-to-severe allergic rhinitis not controlled with medications
- Symptoms tied to identifiable triggers
- People seeking long-term relief (not just symptom suppression)
How AllergyCenter coordinates care
- Evaluation via telehealth or in-office, based on your needs
- Testing pathway (skin or blood) when it changes decisions
- Referral/coordination with partner clinics for in-office shot visits
- Follow-ups to track symptom improvement and adjust your overall plan
What to do next
Start with an intake so we can match you to the right testing and immunotherapy pathway.
