New Patient Information

All new patients will have an initial consultation and evaluation with our physicians to establish individual testing and treatment indications. In addition to a detailed medical history and physical examination, we will discuss the most appropriate testing & treatment options for your specific condition with you. Whenever possible, common allergy testing is arranged on the same day of the initial appointment to prevent an extra unnecessary trip to the office. Some testing, procedures, and treatments may require additional visits. Our staff will explain all about the tests and charges that will be incurred before actually proceeding with any testing. You will be given time to consider all options before proceeding with testing.

For testing, we advise our new patients to stop taking all antihistamine medications 5 days before their new patient appointment. Patients should not stop any of your other medications such as inhalers or nose sprays. If they are unable to discontinue their antihistamines, they should continue their medications, and the physician will discuss alternative medications, testing, or later testing at their initial appointment.

Our providers take pride in providing extensive education on prevention and treatment of immunological conditions. Treatment options will be mutually discussed and individualized to meet our patient’s needs. Examples of treatment options include but are not limited to: allergy avoidance and/or food elimination counseling, medication management, allergen immunotherapy (allergy shots or oral immunotherapy for foods), and biologic treatments.

• • For testing, we advise our new patients to stop taking all antihistamine medications 5 days before their new patient appointment. Patients should not stop any of their other medications. If they are unable to discontinue their antihistamines, they should continue their medications, and the physician will discuss alternative medications, testing, or later testing at their initial appointment.
  • Please bring your insurance cards, photo ID, and a list of ALL your current medications in addition to your allergy or asthma medications.
  • Please complete your New Patient Paperwork on our Patient Portal or fill out our printable paperwork prior to arriving for your appointment.
  • A new patient appointment may last up to two hours.
  • Please wear clothing that will allow for allergy testing with ease, such as a two piece outfit.
  • For the safety of all of our allergy and asthma patients, Allergy and Asthma Care P.C. asks that you DO NOT wear perfumes, scented products. Allergenic foods such as peanuts, nuts, seafood, are not allowed in our office.
  • If you are unable to keep your scheduled appointment, please call us directly at 248-335-0200 at least 24 hours in advance, so that another patient waiting for an appointment can be seen.

Please visit our portal to fill out your new patient information, or please print and bring the following paperwork with you to your visit.

• • NEW-PATIENT-FORMS
  • HIPAA

We are proud to offer our patients a secure online Portal for their convenience.  Each patient will receive a User ID and password from our patient care representatives. If you need assistance with the portal or logging in, please call our Patient Care Representatives.

Portal Resources:

• • New and return visit paperwork
  • View or share all notes and instructions from each visit
  • Request prescription refills
  • Review lab results
  • Update demographics
  • View and send messages to your provider
  • Request an appointment

Patients transferring their care or allergy shots to our practice should arrange a new patient appointment with our office. Please have all medical records and applicable shot records faxed to 248-335-3760 prior to your new patient visit.

Your vials may be mailed to us directly at:

Allergy and Asthma Care P.C.
43700 Woodward Avenue,
Suite #205,
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302

For questions about transferring shots to our practice, please call us at 248-335-0200 .