Food allergy
Food reactions and alpha-gal
Care for immediate or delayed reactions after eating, concern for alpha-gal syndrome, and questions about food allergy testing.
Allerim Clinic
Care for food reactions, alpha-gal, allergies, and immune concerns.
Get clinical help for food allergy, alpha-gal syndrome, food sensitivity and inflammation patterns, environmental allergies, immune-health concerns, allergy shots, sublingual immunotherapy, and immune deficiency questions.
Visits are individualized. Testing, treatment, immunotherapy, and follow-up are recommended only when they fit the clinical picture.
Common reasons to request care
Symptoms and questions we commonly help evaluate.
Food reactions or possible food allergy
Alpha-gal evaluation
Chronic inflammation and immune health
Environmental allergies or sinus symptoms
Interest in allergy shots or sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT)
Recurrent infections or immune deficiency concerns
Help understanding allergy or immune testing
Important
Testing purchases do not automatically include a live clinic visit. Clinic appointments and secure clinical services are scheduled separately unless a specific service says otherwise.
What the clinic treats
Food reactions first, with broader immune-health support.
Patients come here when reactions, test results, allergy symptoms, or immune concerns need focused attention instead of another search result.
Food sensitivity
Food sensitivity and inflammation
Evaluation when foods seem linked to symptoms, inflammation, flushing, GI changes, fatigue, or patterns that do not look like classic allergy.
Environmental allergy
Seasonal and indoor allergies
Help with allergy symptoms, sinus and nasal issues, pollen, mold, dust, pets, and deciding whether immunotherapy is appropriate.
Immunotherapy
Allergy shots and sublingual immunotherapy
Discussion of allergy shots and sublingual immunotherapy for patients who may benefit from longer-term allergy treatment.
Immune health
Recurrent infections or immune deficiency
Review when infection history, immune labs, or clinical history raises concern for primary immune deficiency or immune dysfunction.
Results
Testing and result review
Help understanding allergy, food, inflammation, or immune testing and deciding what should happen next.
How care works
A short path from symptoms or results to a clinical plan.
Allerim Clinic can work alongside Allerim testing and reports, but it is a separate clinical practice. Testing, written reports, allergy treatment, and live visits are separate services unless a specific order says otherwise.
1
Tell us what is happening: reactions, timing, foods, exposures, infections, medications, and prior test results.
2
Meet with a clinician when a visit is appropriate and review what the pattern may mean.
3
Leave with practical next steps: testing options, treatment discussion, follow-up, or secure clinic messages.
Patient access
Schedule a visit or sign in for clinic messages.
Request care for food allergy, alpha-gal, food sensitivity, inflammation, environmental allergy, immunotherapy, or immune-health concerns. As the clinic portal expands, this page can also become the front door for secure clinic messaging and documents.
Virginia video visitFor Virginia patients requesting a clinic telehealth visit.Tennessee video visitFor Tennessee patients requesting a clinic telehealth visit.Tennessee onsite visitFor Tennessee patients who need the onsite clinic lane.Not sure which visit fits?Clinic portal sign in
For now, portal access uses the existing secure Allerim account system. Dedicated clinic messaging and allergy/immunology documents can be linked here when ready.
Clinic phone lines
For emergencies, call 911. For active patients, secure portal messaging is preferred for clinical details.