Resources, such as online scheduling, vary by clinic location.
Please visit the location nearest you to see what’s currently available in your area.
What To Expect
All new patients will meet with one of our providers for an initial consultation and evaluation to find out what tests and treatments are best for them. Along with a thorough medical history and physical exam, we will discuss with you the most appropriate testing and treatment options available for your specific condition. Whenever possible, common allergy testing is arranged on the same day as the initial appointment to prevent an extra unnecessary trip to the office. Some procedures, tests, and treatments may require additional visits. Before any additional tests are performed, our staff will talk to you about what will be done and how much it will cost. You will have time to think about all of your options before moving forward.
Learn About What To Expectpatient forms
Ask your local clinic about completing these forms through your patient portal!
New Patient Paperwork
Medication Hold Reference Sheet
Medical Records Release Form
Family Consent Form
Notice of Privacy Practices
Consent to Treat and Payment Policy
(this is included in the New Patient Paperwork Packet above)
Allergy Shot Transfer Form – To Another AllerVie Health Location
Allergy Shot Transfer Form – To Another Practice
Biologic Treatment Transfer Form – To Another AllerVie Health Location
Biologic Treatment Transfer Form – To Another Practice
What Medications Should You Stop Taking Prior to Allergy Testing?
If your physician deems allergy testing necessary, you should discontinue all antihistamines five days prior to your appointment. Taking antihistamines could interfere with your testing results.
View Formfrequently asked questions
Learn more about AllerVie Health, what to expect as a new patient, and our various policies and procedures by visiting our Frequently Asked Questions page for a complete list of our FAQs.
How To Prepare for Your Appointment?
What Is Financial Counseling and What Is My Financial Responsibility for Services?
How Do You Handle Billing Inquiries, Overdue Accounts, or Claims & Refunds?
How Do I Receive a Copy of My Medical Records?
Pollen Count
Why Is Pollen Count Important?
The pollen count measures how much pollen is in the air, but it doesn’t have anything to do with a person’s symptoms or how bad they might be. A “low” pollen count doesn’t always mean that there aren’t many symptoms, and a “high” pollen count doesn’t always mean that there are a lot of health problems. When there are a lot of pollen grains in the air, people should usually take more care.
We know your local pollen count is important to you!
- We have embedded pollen count, mold count, and air quality index numbers in your local AllerVie clinic page.
- You can also access the pollen count from the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology website, as well as subscribe to notification emails every time the pollen count has been updated.
AllerVie takes care of all of our patients’ billing needs, from electronically filing insurance claims and patient statements to helping patients with questions about their bills.
Patients who have a balance that is past due will receive a statement every month. Since payments are due at the time of service, any balances that are more than 30 days old are considered overdue. An outside collection service will be utilized for accounts that had a significant payment within 90 days of the date of service.
AllerVie Account Services Representatives file our patients’ insurance claims. On occasion, you may find that your account has a credit balance. As soon as we find it, we’ll give it back to you. It could also affect your account.
If you have questions about your bill, past due account balances, credit balances, to setup payment plans and more, please visit the location nearest you to view bill pay options available in your area.