FAQs

Yes, if you are referred by a physician or nurse practitioner and have a valid medicare card. 

Our team will provide you with a quote after your consultation.  Most allergy shots are covered by private insurance providers.

Yes. We are happy to provide an appointment for consultation, however we advise waiting until after your pregnancy to do any skin testing.

Do not to take any anti-histamine (eg. Aerius, Allegra, Attarax, Benadryl, Blexten, Claritin, Dymista nasal spray, Reactine, Rupall) cough and cold preparations 7 days prior to your appointment. 

Please bring a list of your medications and your Medicare card. 

We kindly ask that you arrive a few minutes before your appointment time. 

We also ask our patient to wear mask and to advise us if you’re not feeling well.

Unfortunately, at this time, we are unable to test for medication allergy. However, we are working at implementing these services in the near furture. 

You can obtain a referral from an after-hours clinic or eVisitNB - evisitnb.ca.

Yes. Environmental testing is offered to children over the age of 3.

Food allergy testing can be done at any age.

Your appointment will start with a comprehensive history taken by one of our provider. Based on the findings, if allergy testing is needed,  we will proceed with a skin-prick testing and/or blood tests. 

The physician will then conclude with result interpretation and develop a treatment plan if indicated. 

Expect your appointment to last 45-60 minutes.

We ask that you please communicate by phone if you need to cancel LESS than 48hrs before appointment time.

Late cancellations (less than 24 hours notice) or ''no-show'' will result in the return of your referral. Please note that a $50 fee and a new referral request may apply.