What can Buffalo Amherst Allergy Associates do for You?
However, Buffalo Amherst Allergy Associates are here to help! We are an allergy doctor that proudly serves Williamsville, Amherst, and Buffalo, NY and the surrounding areas. We don’t just handle seasonal allergies, we also can provide allergy treatment for food allergies and asthma treatment.
Do you suffer from seasonal allergies in Amherst?
However, certain seasons in Amherst can bring about severe allergies for residents. When families in Amherst suffer from allergies, they turn to Buffalo Amherst Allergy Associates for allergy treatment. Whether you suffer from seasonal allergies or asthma, our allergy doctor can provide you with the allergy or asthma treatment you need.
Who is the Allergy and Immunology specialist for Buffalo NY?
Lillie has been certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and the American Board of Allergy and Immunology. She is a fellow of both the American Academy and College of Allergy and Immunology and is a member of the Buffalo Allergy Society and New York State Society of Allergy and Immunology.
Does Buffalo have allergies?
Though Buffalo may have snowy winters, the city experiences a wide variety of temperatures and seasonal changes. In the summer, Buffalo gets extremely hot and muggy. In the fall, Buffalo’s weather greatly varies day-to-day, some days being hot and others being cold. The constant change in weather in Buffalo can cause your allergies to act up.
First Consultation
When you schedule your first appointment, our secretary will ask you to complete our standard questionnaire and deliver it to us by mail or email prior to your first visit. Please try to fill it out as completely as possible. These questions are imperative to the effective treatment of your condition.
Cancellations and Late Arrivals
If you cannot keep your scheduled appointment, a two-day notice must be given to this office so that we may accommodate another patient or you will be subjected to a $25.00 fee. Please try to make every attempt to arrive on time in respect to our other patients. If you are more than 15 minutes late, you may be asked to reschedule.
How to access the patient portal?
MEDENT Patient Portal#N#With the Patient Portal you will be able to do the following: 1 Send and receive non-urgent messages and information from your doctor’s office, including test results and educational materials 2 Easily notify the practice of changes to your personal information, including phone number, address, and insurance changes 3 Request a refill for a medication prescribed by a provider at the practice 4 View upcoming and previous appointments, including the doctor and location of those appointments 5 View and/or print your current medications and allergies list
Why do we need a patient portal?
Having a patient portal account helps the practice create a more accurate record of your medical history as well as educate you on certain aspects of your health. It provides you and the practice with a more efficient means of communication, eliminating sources of frustration such as phone tag.
What information does a doctor send to you?
Send and receive non-urgent messages and information from your doctor’s office, including test results and educational materials
How to send health information to another practice?
You are able to send health information you choose to another practice by choosing the “Chart” button in Menu, selecting the information you would like to send, then at the bottom of the page selecting the “Send to Another Practice” button.
How to find an appointment form?
You can find a Request an Appointment form using the Appointments tab in Menu. Once the form is completed, a member of your provider’s office will reach out to confirm. This is for non-urgent issues only.
What to do if you have problems with portal?
If you are experiencing problems with the portal, please call your provider’s office.
Why are some lab results not displayed?
Some lab results (e.g., HIV preliminary test, genetic testing) will not display due to their sensitive nature.
Can you take medication through the patient portal?
Yes, through the medications option in the patient portal menu bar.
Can you activate portals via email?
Portal activations are not sent via email, only printed letter handed to you at your office visit, over the phone or by a mailed letter. If you have not received an activation letter by any of these means, please contact your office.
Can an adult patient have a proxy?
Yes, an adult patient may designate another individual to have proxy access to their portal account. This can be done in person at Patient Registration.
