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Phone: (912) 303-9355
Fax: (912) 303-9356
Billing number: (833) 217-3818
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Allergy Shot Hours
Please note that there will be no injections given during lunch – 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM.
AllerVie Health – Savannah, formerly Southern Allergy & Asthma PC, provides the most comprehensive diagnosis and treatments for allergies, asthma and related immunological disorders for adults and children.
Georgia’s oldest city is known for moss-draped buildings, warm summers and mild winters. Enjoying the rich environment of the salt marshes and historic beauty of Savannah can be challenging if you suffer from pollen allergies, mold allergies or asthma.
Our Savannah clinic is conveniently located between Candler Hospital and Memorial Health University Medical Center. We are privileged to serve patients across the greater Savannah, GA region. We also have clinics that serve the Pooler, and Rincon communities.
Don’t let your allergies slow you down, make an appointment today and breathe easy. We offer well visits, sick visits, allergy testing and much more!
Dr. Abner Bagenstose’s last day with AllerVie Health was October 3, 2023. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors. Our practice is in close collaboration with our AllerVie Health affiliated partners at The Allergy Center at Brookstone in Columbus, GA. Board-certified allergist, Dr. Robert R. Chrzanowski, will be providing clinical oversight for our providers. Dr. Chrzanowski attended the Medical College of Georgia and has been helping patients manage their allergy and asthma symptoms for over 20 years. He is looking forward to working alongside us as we are committed to finding a new full-time allergist to welcome into our local practice to serve you.
Pollen and mold levels are determined by the National Allergy Bureau and have been translated into four levels based on the counts for the majority of days and the averages over the years.
A low pollen count means that only people who are extremely sensitive to pollen and mold will have allergy symptoms.
A moderate pollen count means more people will have allergy symptoms.
A high pollen count means that most people with a sensitivity to pollen and/or molds can experience allergy symptoms.
A very high pollen count means that almost everyone who has an allergy to molds and pollen will experience symptoms.
Our board-certified allergists and advanced practice providers are ready to help you feel better. Make an appointment today to start your journey to allergy and asthma relief!
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Allergy Shots
Allergy shots are administered on a regular basis exposing the body to a little amount of an allergen to establish immunity.
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Allergy Patch Testing
Allergy patch testing is a common test used to confirm the cause of allergic contact dermatitis.
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Pulmonary Function Tests
These tests help your provider diagnose and monitor asthma symptoms by measuring your overall lung health.
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Biologics for Asthma
These are new, highly effective, medicines that help prevent moderate-to-severe asthma given once or twice a month.
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