Are you prepared for the upcoming allergy season?
02.09.2017
By: Martha Steffen, PA-C As you sit shivering in the cold weather, it’s hard to believe that allergy season is around the corner. Being prepared ahead of the season...
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In-Network, Out-of-Network? 3 Things You Should Know
02.02.2017
By: Maddie Rogerson, Account Manager-Patient Finance Office Last month in the first installment of our 12-part “Understanding your Insurance” series, we discussed the top 3 things you need to...
Read More >>Chronic Sinus Infection? You may have Sinusitis.
01.26.2017
By: Allen Adinoff, MD Sinuses 101 Hollow cavities in the skull bone surrounding the nasal passages form the sinuses. Normally, the sinuses drain into the nose. Although their function...
Read More >>Top 5 Websites for People with Food Allergies
01.13.2017 | Heidi K. Bailey, PA-C
By: Heidi Bailey PA-C, MS Are you looking for websites to explore to help you manage either your or your child’s food allergies? There are a lot out there and...
Read More >>Top 3 Things You Need to Understand About Healthcare Coverage
01.05.2017
Understanding Your Healthcare Coverage-Part 1 Here at CAAC, we will be launching a 12-part series where we will be taking a deeper look into insurance plans in an effort...
Read More >>The Big 8 – Most Prevalent Food Allergies
12.15.2016 | Andrea Jones, MD
The Big 8 of Food Allergies Food allergies most often occur in young children, although they may develop in older children and adults as well. Food allergies are due...
Read More >>Wintertime sniffles-cold or allergies?
12.09.2016 | Monica B. Reddy, MD
Wintertime Sniffles: Is this a cold or are my allergies acting up? Brr, it’s cold outside! Wintry weather brings an increase in stuffy noses, sneezing, and congestion symptoms, but...
Read More >>Penicillin allergy? Check again!
11.29.2016 | Kelly M. Hersh, FNP-BC
Penicillin allergy…or not? You may have seen on the news lately that many people are finding they have either been misdiagnosed with or they have outgrown their penicillin allergy....
Read More >>Removing Indoor Allergens Reduces Asthma Symptoms
11.03.2016 | Shaila Gogate, MD
Recently, the American Academy for Pediatrics released a recommendation around childhood asthma. The recommendation is two-fold. It states that in order to reduce asthma symptoms, physicians should test for...
Read More >>Doctor Who? CAAC Hires 3 New Physicians
10.19.2016
Doctor, Doctor…give me the news Colorado Allergy & Asthma Centers is pleased to announce the addition of 3 new physicians to our growing organization. Altogether, our group now has...
Read More >>Clinical Trials – Why Participate?
09.22.2016
Why participate in a clinical trial? There are a number of reasons our patients choose to participate in clinical trials. Often times, they have asthma, COPD, migraines or allergies and...
Read More >>Air Pollution — Managing Asthma in Colorado
09.06.2016
By Katherine Tsai, MD Increased population = Increased air pollution With 10 wildfires currently burning around our state, and an influx of 101,000 residents in just 12 months in...
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