scenic view of mountains on a cloudy day Colorado Allergy & Asthma Centers

2019 Scholarship Recipient – Megan Sandra Klane

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Megan is receiving her scholarship from Dr. Olson.

Pollen Count in Colorado

Weeds:
None
Trees:
None
Grasses:
None
Mold:
Low

Pollen counts are updated 2-3 times per week. Pollen counts are not monitored during the winter season.

The results for me have been truly amazing.

“I think that I was pretty close to the worst case scenario, but I would, and have, strongly recommended Colorado Allergy and Asthma to others who suffer from Allergies. The results for me have been truly amazing. It’s hard to envision life without the misery of allergy symptoms until they are gone. I feel like a completely different person.” – Ted G.

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