AllerVie Health

This Spring, we will be enhancing our digital patient experience!

Your allergy and asthma care will soon be just a tap away! As part of our commitment to enhancing your experience, we’re introducing a new electronic medical record (EMR) system to elevate the way we deliver care and communicate with you. This upgraded platform ensures better support while keeping your health information secure and accessible.

We have effectively implemented this EMR in 25+ clinics across four states over the past two years. This platform, trusted by numerous AllerVie Health network clinics, delivers proven functionality and seamless integration for the most effective patient care.

To learn more about this upgrade, visit allervie.com/dothan.

Same Great Care, New Billing Service!

We want to notify you of a new change to our billing/account services. This change is part of a larger initiative to bring you additional resources that will allow us to better serve you now and in the future.

We have transitioned to a new billing service, which will provide excellent service to our patients.

For all billing-related concerns, such as questions about your billing statements, paying your bill over the phone, or setting up payment plans, you’ll now call this phone number directly: 1.855.210.9119.

This new billing phone number will be updated on your billing statements, website location page, and more, for convenient access and quick reference.

You’ll continue to reach out to us at 334.794.2718 with general questions about your care or to schedule/cancel an appointment.

About 10% of the population has an allergy to pets. This is easy enough to avoid if you are one of the many who suffer from pet allergies, however, what happens when you start a relationship with someone who has a pet? Things can get tricky.

Besides removing yourself completely from the animal, there are things that you can do to help provide some relief.
1. Using a HEPA air filter
2. Using a HEPA-type vacuum cleaner
3. Non carpeted floors are preferred, but if you have carpet, frequent cleaning can help a room become more allergy-friendly
4. Designate a room as pet-free
5. The use of antihistames, prescription nasal sprays, and eye drops

Sleep hormone melatonin may worsen asthma.

Sleep Hormone Melatonin May Worsen Asthma Study suggests that melatonin supplements may contribute to more severe symptoms at night.