
Food Allergy Specialist
Identifying issues, alleviating stress.
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Life is busy, and you need relief fast.
What if living with food allergies didn’t mean living in fear?
For many, the hardest part of having a food allergy isn’t the allergy itself—it’s the constant worry. Our approach helps you replace fear with understanding by teaching the science behind your allergies and providing clear, evidence-based solutions. Through accurate testing, personalized management plans, and proven treatment options like oral immunotherapy and biologic therapies, we empower you to confidently navigate meals, social events, and everyday life. With the right knowledge and support, you can enjoy food—and life—without fear holding you back.
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Not sure which allergy you're experiencing?
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.
Frequently asked questions
Food allergy is primarily a clinical diagnosis based on a history of reproducible symptoms with ingestion of a triggering food, and skin or blood allergy testing is used to support the clinical diagnosis. Allergy skin and blood testing can have up to 50% false positive rates without a good supporting clinical history. This is why many patients seek guidance from board-certified allergy physicians or consult specialists with experience in clinical immunology.
Introducing foods early is thought to protect against the development of food allergy later in life. The Learning Early About Peanut (LEAP) study from 2015 found that introducing peanut regularly at 4-6 months of age reduced the risk of peanut allergy by more than 80%! The American Academy of Pediatrics has therefore changed guidelines to advise early introduction of peanut at 4 to 6 months of age. If you're unsure, a pediatric allergy specialist can help guide you.
Food allergy reactions are unpredictable, which means they can be the same, less severe, or more severe compared to a previous reaction. Therefore, one should always be prepared for the worst case scenario, and always carry an epinephrine autoinjector in case there is a severe reaction.
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.

















