Patient Forms

New patients need to schedule an allergy skin test. There are several medications that interfere with testing and must be stopped before your appointment. We are requesting that you STOP taking the following medications: Zyrtec, or hydroxyzine (Atarax, Vistaril) for 5 days before your appointment; Allegra, Alavert, Astelin, Benadryl, Claritin, Clarinex, Wal-tin, and all other over the counter antihistamines or allergy/cold medications for 2 days before your appointment; and Singulair or plain decongestants (Sudafed) for 1 day before your appointment. Try not to use any asthma medications, nasal steroids (inhalants) or allergy eye drops the day of your appointment. You may use them up until the night before your appointment. Please use your rescue medications if you have an attack.

You may continue other medications. Do NOT use any kind of oils or lotions on your back the day of your appointment. If you have hives (urticaria) or angioedema, then you do NOT need to stop your medications. Call the office, the doctor may still want to see you, but will perform the testing at a later date.

If you are bringing in small children and are hesitant about skin testing, feel free to still schedule and discuss all treatment options with the doctor.

New Patient Forms

We ask that all our new patients fill out a Patient Information form and a Patient Health History form. You can download the forms below and bring the completed forms to your first appointment. This will save you time filling out the forms in the office.

If you have had any CAT scans, labs or blood work done recently, feel free to bring a copy with you to show the doctor. Also, if you would like to request that your records be released from your previous doctor to our doctors, download and complete our Release of Information form and send it to your previous doctor so they can send your records to our office before your appointment.

• Patient Information
• New Patient Health History
• Release of Information
• Notice of Privacy Practices

Additional Health Information

The following pdfs contain information pertinent to conditions you or a family member may have been diagnosed with, and may answer questions you may have.

• Allergy Immunotherapy
• Oral Allergy Syndrome
• Understanding Asthma
• Non-Allergic Rhinitis
• Urticaria

If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office at 314-569-0510. We will be happy to assist you.