AllerVie Health

We wanted to remind everyone that, as of today, our Draper, Utah clinic is now permanently closed.

We have greatly enjoyed being a part of the Draper community, and we thank you for entrusting us with your care! We are incredibly honored to have had the opportunity to work alongside Dr. Harris and hope he finds the joy and relaxation he deserves in this new chapter of his life!

Please know that even though we are closing this clinic, we are still committed to ensuring you have a smooth transition of care.

Visit us at allervie.com/locations/draper to learn more and view additional information about how to transfer/obtain your medical records.

Thank you for your trust over the years!

We wanted to remind everyone, that in about a week, Dr. Duane J. Harris will be retiring and transitioning away from practicing medicine full-time, and due to unforeseen circumstances, our Draper, Utah clinic location will be permanently closed.

Please know that even though we are closing this clinic, we are still committed to ensuring you have a smooth transition of care.

If you have any questions about this transition, please feel free to call us at 801-553-1900.

Visit us at allervie.com/locations/draper to learn more and view additional information about how to transfer/obtain your medical records.

Thank you for your trust over the years!

After many dedicated years of providing compassionate care to the Draper, Utah community, Dr. Duane J. Harris will be retiring and transitioning away from practicing medicine full-time. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances and after careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to permanently close our Draper, Utah clinic location, effective September 30, 2022.

We have greatly enjoyed being a part of the Draper community, and we thank you for entrusting us with your care! We are incredibly honored to have had the opportunity to work alongside Dr. Harris and hope he finds the joy and relaxation he deserves in this new chapter of his life!

Please know that even though we are closing this clinic, we are still committed to ensuring you have a smooth transition of care. As part of the AllerVie Health network, we are committed to delivering not only the highest quality care to our patients but also the safest, most efficient, and most patient-centric experience possible! When we feel we can no longer fulfill our mission to its’ greatest extent, we must, unfortunately, make difficult decisions such as this one.

If you have any questions about this transition, please feel free to call us at 801-553-1900.

Visit us at allervie.com/locations/draper to learn more and view additional information about how to transfer/obtain your medical records.

Thank you for your trust over the years!

We are excited to partner with AllerVie Clinical Research and bring cutting-edge treatments and medical advancements to help patients locally and future patients suffering from the same conditions you have today.

If you have been diagnosed with urticaria (hives), contact us today to see if you would be a fit for one of our studies!

Hives are a common skin condition, estimated to occur in 1 in 5 people at some point in their lives. If you experience this condition, we may be able to help provide you with hope and relief!

AllerVie Clinical Research, in partnership with AllerVie Health in Draper, Utah, is currently enrolling for urticaria studies. We are passionate about clinical research and paving the way for new and increasingly effective treatment options to help people live in freedom.

Don’t let the symptoms of hives (urticaria) keep you from living your life. If you have been diagnosed with hives and have tried other treatments or medications with no relief, contact us today to see if you’d be a fit for one of our studies!

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At AllerVie Health, we understand the importance of your daily pollen count! Did you know you can always access the pollen count from https://loom.ly/Vr-GPhE? You can also subscribe to receive an email every time the pollen count has been updated!

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Today we are highlighting Dr. Duane Harris, MD, of AllerVie Health!

Before starting his career as an allergist, Dr. Harris served in the U.S. Navy for nine years on active duty, with four years in the reserve. He has been practicing in Draper since 1994 and supervises the only active pollen counting station in Utah.

When we first began speaking to Dr. Harris early last year about a potential partnership between Intermountain Allergy & Asthma and AllerVie Health, he wasn’t actively seeking out a partnership like ours. He quickly came to realize that a partnership with AllerVie would allow him to continue providing quality care to his current patients, expand his services, increase access to care, and bring the Draper community the latest advances in allergy, asthma, immunology, and clinical research.

When asked why he decided to go into medicine, and why allergy and asthma specifically, Dr. Harris said, “I decided to pursue medicine because after completing three years in computer science, I realized that I didn’t want to spend the rest of my life looking at a computer screen. I applied for medical school, got accepted, and was able to finish my C.S. degree before starting. I decided to go into allergy and asthma largely because I suffered from both as a youth. I had moderate to severe asthma, as well as food allergies and seasonal allergies. I did desensitization shots as a child (they made a BIG difference). I can really empathize with what my patients are going through.”

Thank you, Dr. Harris, for your dedication to clinical excellence, creating an improved patient experience, and supporting the development of advanced allergy and immunology-focused therapeutics and treatment options. AllerVie wouldn’t be the same without you!

When it comes to dust mites, vacuuming thoroughly is more important than how often you vacuum. By deep cleaning once and ensuring you get the places where dust mites tend to be like draperies, mattresses, and padded furniture, you can reduce the number of dust mites in your home.

What do food allergies and pet allergies have in common? They can both be problematic in a relationship.

Since we discussed pet allergies and ways to manage your allergy symptoms last week, it's time to discuss food allergies.

You might not automatically associate a food allergy as being problematic in a relationship, but what if your partner eats something containing an allergen and then kisses you? Or cooks dinner and incorporates the allergen into the food? Here are some things you can do to minimize your symptoms/flare-ups.

1. Be clear about your allergy
2. Think before you kiss - it's always a good idea to have your partner brush their teeth after eating food containing an allergen
3. Be prepared whether on a date or not - always carry your EpiPen

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

AllerVie Health Draper is excited to say we’re officially doing clinical trials!

Carefully conducted clinical research studies are the safest and fastest way to find treatments that work for people and new ways to improve health. These studies are conducted for various reasons, one of them being to study different ways to use standard treatments, so they will be more effective, easier to use, and/or decrease side effects.

We understand that deciding whether to participate in a clinical trial is a very personal decision, but we also want to make sure you understand why exactly clinical trials are conducted.

We will be updating this page with more information regarding upcoming clinical trials.
In the meantime, check out - https://loom.ly/X-pDAKo - for more information on our research or to inquire about participating in one of our clinical trials.

Clinic Update!

Our clinic will be closed this Thursday, December 23rd, and Friday, December 24th, as well as Thursday, December 30th, and Friday, December 31st. We apologize for any inconvenience! Please call our office if you have any questions or concerns