Nicole A. Mezo, PA-C


Ms. Mezo received her undergraduate degree from Colorado State University, where she majored in Exercise and Sport Science with a concentration in Sports Medicine and a minor in Anatomy and Neurobiology. She received her Physician Assistant degree from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. and her Master’s degree from the University of Nebraska.

Physician Assistants are trained to take care of a variety of diseases under the supervision of a physician. They are required to take a national certification exam every six years, and to accumulate many hours of continuing education credits every year. Nicole works very closely with our physicians to assure that Colorado Allergy and Asthma Centers patients are taken care of in the finest manner possible.

Ms. Mezo strongly believes in educating patients about their disease process. She feels that if patients take control of their health management, they can enjoy normal, everyday activities.

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IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: If you are a new patient or require testing, please stay off antihistamines for 7 days prior to your appointment. Also, if you are an established patient but have not been seen for over 3 years, you will need to schedule a New Patient Appointment.

Wisdom From Nicole A. Mezo, PA-C

Vaccine Myths

08.08.2011 | Nicole A. Mezo, PA-C

With Influenza season just around the corner, let’s revisit some of the VACCINE MYTHS that still exist today. MYTH #1: Vaccines Cause Autism This myth came about in 1998 after a study was published in a reputable medical journal by British surgeon, Andrew Wakefield. The study suggested that the MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, and rubella)... Read more »

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Biotin-The Hair & Nail Supplement

08.08.2011 | Nicole A. Mezo, PA-C

Biotin (Vitamin B7) is a vitamin found in multivitamins, prenatal vitamins, and products promoting healthy hair, nails, and skin.  Some medical professionals even prescribe the vitamin as adjunct therapy for nerve pain and multiple sclerosis.  The recommended daily allowance for Biotin is 30 micrograms (mcg) per day.  However, some products contain much higher doses from... Read more »

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