We offer allergy testing and customized allergy treatment, along with in-office sinus solutions.

Millions of people live with allergy, asthma, and sinus symptoms every day, often assuming it's something they simply have to tolerate. If any of these sound like you, it's time to schedule an appointment!
Everyone's allergies are unique. But most allergy medications just mask your symptoms instead of treating the allergies themselves. Aspire Allergy & Sinus helps you find what you’re most allergic to, then creates a personalized treatment plan that builds your tolerance to your unique allergy profile over time.
Expensive antihistamines that don't treat the root issue
Comprehensive allergy testing, customized allergy treatment
A cheaper, but less effective option for those who want limited information
We offer adult & pediatric allergy testing, food allergy testing, sinus services, and allergy treatment customized for your unique needs.
We accept a wide range of insurance plans, including Medicare. However, please understand that while we do accept insurance, many plans may not cover allergy testing until your deductible has been met. We advise connecting with your insurance provider to confirm coverage.
You do not need a referral to visit us, but your insurance company may require one in order for the visit to be covered.





Got questions about our services or treatments? We have answers!
Yes! We work with a wide range of insurance providers to help make allergy, asthma, and sinus care accessible and affordable.
Please note that some insurance plans may require you to meet your annual deductible before allergy testing is covered. We encourage you to contact your insurance company directly to confirm your coverage and any out-of-pocket costs associated with testing or treatment.
If you choose not to use insurance, our self pay price for adult allergy testing is $695, and $400 for children. For more information on allergy test pricing, click here.
We don't typically recommend environmental allergy testing for children less than age 2, but this may vary on a case-by-case basis.
At-home allergy tests are notorious for high rates of false positives and inaccuracies, often flagging foods or environmental factors you aren't actually allergic to. They only look at blood antibodies, which doesn't always equal a real-world reaction.
Our in-office testing combines skin prick and intradermal methods—the gold standard of allergy medicine—to find your true triggers. Plus, you don't just get a confusing list of data in the mail; you get a definitive diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan from a specialist the exact same day.
We test for 58 different allergens. There are some regional differences between the tests, which are noted in parentheses below.
Our self pay price for food allergy testing is $400, for both adults and children.
Yes! We work with a wide range of insurance providers to help make allergy, asthma, and sinus care accessible and affordable.Please note that some insurance plans may require you to meet your annual deductible before food allergy testing is covered. We encourage you to contact your insurance company directly to confirm your coverage and any out-of-pocket costs associated with testing or treatment.
We test for 57 different food allergens, plus dust mites. The food allergens we test for are listed below:
Typical food allergy testing can take up to 90 minutes. However, if you are doing an Oral Food Challenge, the appointment could take up to 4 hours.
We can do food allergy testing for children 4 months or older.
No - we test for allergic reactions, not just sensitivities. A true food allergy does not necessarily involve ingestion: exposure can be through contact with the skin or even breathing in particulates in the air.
Food intolerance or sensitivity does NOT include anaphylaxis, but can have some shared symptoms, typically nausea, vomiting, and delayed diarrhea. Gas, bloating, and other gastrointestinal distress may occur after ingesting a food intolerance. Read more about the difference between food allergies and food sensitivities in our blog.
It is important to note that according to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, there are no at-home food sensitivity tests (also called IgG Food Panels), that have been scientifically validated. This means that while the company may claim that you are sensitive to certain foods, and that you may feel better if you remove these foods from your diet, there is no scientific evidence to support this.
Yes! We work with a wide range of insurance providers to help make allergy, asthma, and sinus care accessible and affordable.
Please note that some insurance plans may require you to meet your annual deductible before a sinus procedure is covered. Please note that the nasal endoscope part of sinus consultations is billed as a procedure, which is the standard medical billing practice. We encourage you to contact your insurance company directly to confirm your coverage and any out-of-pocket costs associated with testing or treatment.
We can treat just about anything causing trouble in your sinuses, whether that be persistent inflammation, pain, congestion, runny nose, post-nasal drip, or structural issues.
Any of those issues are worth consulting with our sinus specialists, however, if you have any of the following, we strongly advise coming in for a sinus consult:
You can read about all of our procedures on our sinus treatments page. We offer the following procedures:
You can read about all of our procedures on our sinus treatments page. We offer the following procedures:
Yes, allergies can cause sinus issues! Allergies cause inflammation and swelling in the mucous membranes lining your nasal passages and sinuses. Often, this swelling can lead to the drainage pathways in the sinuses - the paths that get rid of the mucus - to become blocked. Once blocked, the mucus stays trapped in your sinuses, and that stagnant mucus becomes the perfect breeding ground for bacteria - leading to a sinus infection. Persistent sinus issues can then become part of a vicious cycle, because as long as the allergen is present in your environment, the inflammation remains. The sinus lining never gets a chance to heal, meaning the drainage pathways stay closed.
Over 50% of people with allergies also have chronic sinusitis.1 This is why we strongly recommend those struggling with constant sinus issues to also get an allergy test, to rule out persistent inflammation due to environmental allergies.
1. Chronic sinusitis pathophysiology: The role of allergy
The nasal endoscope provides full visualization of the nasal passages and sinus drainage outlets. They are critical in the evaluation of sinus and allergy symptoms so that we understand any abnormalities in that anatomy. Here is a video of our Medical Director explaining why we use the nasal endoscope and its role in identifying problems early.
It's time to stop masking your allergy symptoms with a daily antihistimine, and get on the road to LONG TERM relief!

Schedule your appointment online. We will identify exactly what is causing your allergy or sinus symptoms.
Our physicians will treat the root cause of your allergies and create a treatmant plan customized to YOUR unique allergen profie.
Our treatments are long-term solutions so that you can get back to living the life you want to live!
