Our Appointment Process
1
Consultation Request
To book an appointment with us, you can ask your primary care provider to send us a consultation request. If you do not have a primary care provider, you can usually get a referral via evisitNB.
2
Appointment Schedule
Once we recieve the consultation request from your primary care provider, a team member from our clinic will then be in touch with you to schedule your appointment. Our booking wait time is usually less than 3-4 months.
3
Health History Review
Your appointment will involve a comprehensive review of your health history focusing on the frequency and severity of your allergy symptoms. Based on the findings, the physician can determine if allergy testing is needed.
4
Testing and Treatment Plan
During your visit, allergy testing may be conducted. Once complete, the physician will then work with you to interpret results and develop a treatment plan.
What to expect during your appointment
Expect your appointment to last 45-60 minutes.
Allergy testing may include skin-prick testing and/or blood tests.
We kindly ask that you arrive a few minutes early to allow time for check-in and preparation.
Being punctual helps us stay on schedule and provide the best care for everyone.
How to Prepare for your Visit
Patients are required not to take any anti-histamine (eg. Aerius, Allegra, Attarax, Benadryl, Blexten, Claritin, Dymista nasal spray, Reactine, Rupall) cough and cold preparations for 5 days prior to your appointment.
Please bring a list of your current medications and your Medicare card.
Please advise us if you have any symptoms of Covid-19 or other contagious illness prior to your appointment.
If you are a little sick but still able to come to your appointment, please wear a mask.