Ohio Asthma Doctor

Award-winning asthma care

From allergy testing to long-term relief, we help kids and adults manage asthma with clarity, compassion, and a personalized plan.

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What is allergic asthma—and how can we help?

Allergic asthma is the most common form of asthma, triggered by your body’s immune response to allergens like pollen, pet dander, dust mites, or mold. When exposed, your airways become inflamed and narrowed, making it hard to breathe. Some people experience mild shortness of breath, while others may have more serious attacks that require emergency care. At Premier Allergy & Asthma, we help you take control of your asthma—not just treat it. From pinpointing your exact triggers to guiding you through medication and immunotherapy, our team is here to help you breathe easier with a plan designed around your life.

What can asthma care help with?

Shortness of breath and wheezing

We identify what’s behind your breathing difficulties and recommend effective ways to reduce symptoms.

Severe asthma attacks

We develop prevention and rescue plans that help reduce the risk of serious attacks—especially during high-exposure times.

Allergy-triggered inflammation

Through testing and treatment, we reduce your immune response to allergens that may be causing your asthma in the first place.

Your asthma care journey

Step 1

Learn your history and symptoms

We begin with a detailed conversation about your health, symptoms, and any patterns you’ve noticed—like shortness of breath during exercise or allergy seasons.

Step 2

Identify your asthma triggers

Skin testing and lung function tests like spirometry or peak flow help us uncover your specific allergens and how they’re affecting your breathing.

Step 3

Build a treatment plan that works for you

We’ll recommend medications, lifestyle changes, and/or immunotherapy based on your asthma type and severity. Our goal is simple: fewer flare-ups, greater freedom.

Imagine...

Exercising or playing outside without coughing or wheezing

Breathing freely—even around pets, pollen, or dust

Understanding your asthma and knowing what to do when symptoms hit

Not sure which allergy you're experiencing?

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Care you can trust

8
Award-winning providers
13
Locations across Ohio
500+
5-Star Google Reviews

"Came to my first treatment session, I went home the next day and I could breathe again. This is liberating for my life."

John

Award-winning, board-certified providers

Every provider on our team is hand-selected for their clinical skill, compassion, and commitment to education. Many of our allergists and immunologists have trained at top institutions, follow cutting-edge research, and are active in leading national allergy organizations.

Meet the Providers

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Summit Shah

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Andy Dang

MD

Dr. Gital K. Patel

MD

Dr. Meenakshi Rana

CNP

Benjamin Boerner

CNP

Katie Lacy

CNP

Julie Gillen-Zinsmeister

NP

Jessica Randolph

MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Carly Jones

CNP

Raven Competti

CNP

Sofia Vashi

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Summit Shah

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Andy Dang

MD

Dr. Gital K. Patel

MD

Dr. Meenakshi Rana

CNP

Benjamin Boerner

CNP

Katie Lacy

CNP

Julie Gillen-Zinsmeister

NP

Jessica Randolph

MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Carly Jones

CNP

Raven Competti

CNP

Sofia Vashi

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Frequently asked questions

Allergic asthma is triggered by allergens like pollen, mold, pet dander, or dust mites, while non-allergic asthma is typically triggered by factors like cold air, exercise, stress, or illness. At Premier, we specialize in identifying and treating allergic asthma, which affects the majority of children and many adults. Knowing the type you have is key to building an effective care plan.

Common signs of asthma include shortness of breath, wheezing, coughing (especially at night), and chest tightness. If these symptoms occur regularly—particularly during exercise or allergy season—it’s a good idea to schedule an evaluation. We’ll use allergy testing and lung function tests to confirm a diagnosis and rule out other conditions.

Asthma is a chronic condition, which means there’s no cure—but it can be managed very effectively. Many people go long periods without symptoms when they stick to a care plan. With the right medications, immunotherapy, and prevention strategies, you or your child can live a healthy, active life with fewer limitations.

Wherever you are, we've got you covered

We believe world-class allergy care should be accessible and inclusive for all. Premier Allergy & Asthma offers 13 award-winning boutique clinics conveniently located across Ohio that provide innovative solutions, efficient appointments, and professional care in positive environments.

Westerville
New Albany
Marion
Reynoldsburg
Lancaster
Marysville
Lewis Center
Grove City
Grandview
Dublin
Canal Winchester
Bellefontaine
Hilliard