Anaphylaxis / Allergy Evaluation – UrgentCare2Go^®

Symptoms may include hives, swelling, itching, wheezing, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, and dizziness. Severe reactions can progress to anaphylaxis.

Seek immediate care if you experience difficulty breathing, swelling of the throat or tongue, dizziness, or rapid onset of symptoms after allergen exposure.

Yes, UrgentCare2Go providers are trained in emergency response, including epinephrine administration and rapid stabilization, before hospital transfer if needed.

Testing may include skin tests, blood tests, or controlled allergen exposure to identify specific triggers.

Yes, all treatments and instructions provided by UrgentCare2Go are medically supervised and follow established clinical guidelines.

In-clinic visits allow full diagnostic tools and controlled monitoring, while mobile visits provide rapid, private assessment and immediate care in your home.

Most major insurance plans are accepted. Staff can verify coverage and discuss any out-of-pocket costs prior to your appointment.

Mobile providers typically arrive within 1–3 hours depending on location, ensuring timely assessment for urgent allergy concerns.

It’s a personalized plan detailing how to recognize symptoms, administer medications like epinephrine, and when to seek emergency care.

Yes, evaluations are available for all ages, with age-appropriate assessment and treatment recommendations.

Telehealth allows providers to review symptoms, history, and provide guidance. Severe reactions may still require in-person evaluation or home visits.

Bring any previous allergy test results, medication lists, a detailed history of reactions, and information about known triggers.

Yes, follow-up ensures the allergy management plan is effective, monitors for new reactions, and adjusts treatment if necessary.

All visits comply with HIPAA standards, ensuring confidential handling of medical information for both mobile and clinic services.