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Allergy Testing Specialists in Louisville
Our local board-certified allergists are ready to help Louisville, Southern Indiana and the surrounding areas accurately identify and effectively treat symptoms with a full range of allergy, asthma and immunology services and treatment options;
Allergy skin testing
Get fast, accurate answers about what’s causing your symptoms with the most trusted form of allergy testing—performed by our board-certified specialists.
Immunotherapy (allergy shots and drops)
Our local board-certified allergists are ready to help Louisville, Southern Indiana and the surrounding areas accurately identify and effectively treat symptoms with a full range of allergy, asthma and immunology services and treatment options;
Stinging insect testing
Our local board-certified allergists are ready to help Louisville, Southern Indiana and the surrounding areas accurately identify and effectively treat symptoms with a full range of allergy, asthma and immunology services and treatment options;
Each of these services is designed to help you better understand and manage your health conditions, with state-of-the-art approaches and compassionate care at the core of what we do.
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Allergy Testing & Treatment in the Louisville, Kentucky Area
For decades, Louisville families have trusted us to care for their most vulnerable moments—whether it’s a child’s first allergy diagnosis or a parent’s search for long-term relief. With 14 expert physicians, 10 compassionate nurse practitioners and 19 convenient offices, you’re never far from care that feels personal.
Allergy Clinics Near You
Hours may vary between offices. Contact your local allergy office to learn more.
- Bardstown
- Bullitt County
- Campbellsville
- Elizabethtown
- Frankfort
- Florence
- Georgetown
- La Grange
- Leitchfield
- Lexington - Andover Shoppes
- Lexington - Beaumont Center
- London
- Louisville - Main Office
- Louisville - Chamberlain Center
- Louisville - Dupont
- Louisville - Fern Creek
- Louisville - Goss Avenue
- Louisville - Landis Lakes
- Louisville - Shively
- Louisville - St. Matthews
- Newport
- Nicholasville
- Paducah
- Radcliff
- Richmond
- Shelbyville
- Somerset
FAQs
How soon can I see a doctor to get tested?
With more than two dozen providers in the Louisville area, we are happy to accept same-day and same-week allergy appointments. Please call 800-999-1249 or book your appointment online.
Is testing/treatment covered by my insurance?
Family Allergy & Asthma accepts a wide range of insurance plans at Louisville locations. Specific accepted providers may vary by location. Please contact the office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding insurance coverage.
How do I know if I need allergy or asthma care?
If you’re experiencing symptoms like persistent sneezing, coughing or difficulty breathing, it might be time to consult with our Louisville board-certified allergists.
What should I expect at my first appointment?
During your initial visit, we will review your medical history, conduct a physical exam and discuss potential testing or treatments.
How are allergy tests performed, and are they painful?
Allergy testing is usually done through skin tests or blood tests. Skin tests involve small pricks on the skin and are generally minimally uncomfortable.
Can allergies develop later in life?
Yes, allergies can manifest at any age, not just in childhood.
What are the treatment options for severe asthma?
For severe asthma, treatments can include inhalers, oral medications and biologics tailored to your specific needs.
Is there a way to permanently cure allergies?
While there is no permanent cure, our treatments focus on significantly reducing symptoms and improving your quality of life. Immunotherapy/allergy shots are considered the closest thing to an allergy cure.
How long does a typical immunotherapy treatment plan last?
Immunotherapy plans involving allergy shots or drops typically extend over three to five years to build tolerance to allergens.
What steps should I take during an asthma attack if I'm away from home?
Always carry your prescribed inhaler, avoid known triggers, and seek immediate medical help if symptoms escalate.
How do I manage allergies during high pollen seasons?
Keep windows closed, use air purifiers, and stay indoors on high pollen days whenever possible.
Where can I find information on your clinic locations and operating hours?
Visit our Locations page for clinic details across Louisville and surrounding areas.
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