Find an Allergist / Immunologist
A board-certified allergist can accurately diagnose your allergies or asthma, build an action plan, and prescribe life-saving epinephrine. Use the official specialty directories below to locate a qualified specialist near you.
Official Allergist Directories
These are the two authoritative specialty directories. Both verify board certification.
AAAAI Allergist Finder
Primary resourceSearch board-certified allergists/immunologists by the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology — the largest professional allergy specialty organization.
Open directoryACAAI Allergist Locator
Primary resourceFind an allergist certified by the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. Search by ZIP code, city, or specialty.
Open directoryHealthgrades — Allergy & Immunology
Browse patient reviews, ratings, and appointment availability for allergists in your area.
Open directoryZocdoc — Allergist Appointments
Book allergist appointments online, often with same-week availability and verified patient reviews.
Open directoryWhat to Look For in an Allergist
- Board certification in Allergy & Immunology (verify at abai.org)
- Experience treating your specific condition (food allergy, asthma, EoE, etc.)
- Offers the testing you need — skin prick, blood tests, oral food challenges
- Prescribes and teaches proper epinephrine auto-injector use
- Accepts your insurance and offers telehealth follow-up options
- Provides a written anaphylaxis action plan for school or work
Questions to Ask at Your First Visit
- 1What tests will confirm my or my child's specific allergens?
- 2How often should we retest, and can allergies be outgrown?
- 3Do you offer oral immunotherapy (OIT) for food allergies?
- 4What is our anaphylaxis action plan, and how do I train caregivers?
- 5Are there clinical trials or newer biologic treatments appropriate for us?
- 6How do we coordinate care with our pediatrician, school nurse, and pulmonologist?
Telehealth Allergy Care Options
If local access is limited, these services offer virtual allergy consultations and at-home treatment.
While we strive for accuracy, information may change over time. Always double-check and verify against official sources before relying on it.