Diagnostics

Allergy Testing in South Florida

Stop guessing what sets you off. In-office testing identifies your actual triggers, and your treatment plan lives inside your primary care home.

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What it is

In-office testing to identify allergy triggers.

Where

Boca Raton and Delray Beach.

What it finds

Environmental, seasonal, food, and sting triggers.

Insurance

Billed through your plan; Medicare and many Medicare Advantage plans accepted.

Bonus

Pulmonologist at our Delray Beach office when allergies overlap with asthma.

What we test for

Tap a trigger family.

Environmental

Year-round culprits

Dust mites
Mold
Pet dander

Dust mites, mold, pet dander - the year-round culprits hiding at home.

Testing is step one. The plan that follows - avoidance, medication, monitoring - is what changes your days.

Allergy testing, in plain English

Allergy testing identifies the specific substances triggering your reactions - pollen, dust mites, mold, pet dander, foods, insect stings - so treatment targets the real cause, available at our Boca Raton and Delray Beach offices.

Persistent sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, skin reactions, or suspected food sensitivities are easy to dismiss and miserable to live with. Testing replaces years of guesswork with a list of your actual triggers.

Because allergies often overlap with asthma and chronic sinus issues - and PPC has a pulmonologist on staff - your plan coordinates the whole picture when symptoms involve more than allergies alone.

Is this right for you?

Check whatever sounds like you. Nothing is sent anywhere - this stays on your device.

You sneeze, congest, or itch through the same season every year

You suspect a food or environmental trigger but have never confirmed it

Over-the-counter antihistamines are a lifestyle, not a fix

You have asthma or sinus issues that might be allergy-driven

You want a treatment plan based on your actual triggers

See what this means

Who this is not for

If you have had anaphylaxis - throat swelling, trouble breathing after a food or sting - that history needs careful specialist planning, and an epinephrine prescription discussion should not wait.

If you want testing for every food fad sensitivity, we will be honest about what testing can and cannot tell you.

If your symptoms are a one-week cold, that is a regular visit, not allergy testing.

What a visit looks like

Before

Your physician reviews your symptom history - when, where, and what seems to set things off.

During

Appropriate testing is performed in-office based on that history.

After

Results become a management plan - avoidance strategies, medication, and monitoring - inside your regular care.

Allergy questions, answered

Where can I get allergy testing in Boca Raton or Delray Beach?+

At Personal Physician Care. Testing happens in-office at our South Florida locations, and the treatment plan stays within your primary care home - evaluation, testing, and management in one place.

What does allergy testing identify?+

Environmental allergens (pollen, dust mites, mold, pet dander), seasonal allergens common to South Florida's climate, food sensitivities, and reactions to insect stings or other triggers. Knowing your specific triggers is the first step toward treatment that targets the cause instead of the symptoms.

Can allergies be connected to my asthma or sinus problems?+

Often, yes. Allergies frequently overlap with asthma and chronic sinus issues. Because PPC has a pulmonologist on staff - Dr. Richard Seidelman - your care coordinates across both when symptoms involve more than allergies alone.

Does insurance cover allergy testing?+

Testing ordered by your physician is billed through your insurance, and PPC accepts Medicare and many Medicare Advantage plans. Your plan's copay or deductible applies.

What happens after my triggers are identified?+

Your physician builds a management plan: avoidance strategies for the triggers you can avoid, medication for the ones you cannot, and ongoing monitoring. The plan lives in your PPC record, adjusted as seasons and symptoms change.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Danielle Neuman, MD - Medical Director, Personal Physician Care. Last reviewed August 2026.