Asthma & Allergy Center

03/13/2026

Are you living with moderate to severe asthma?

Researchers are inviting adults aged 18 to 75 to take part in a clinical study exploring a potential new treatment option for asthma.

Asthma is a long-term condition that can cause wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, and coughing. Even with regular use of inhalers and medications, many people continue to experience flare-ups and persistent symptoms.

If this sounds familiar, you may be able to participate. To qualify, must be between 19-75 years old, have an asthma diagnosis for at least 12 months and currently using inhaled corticosteroids and at least one other asthma controller medication.

Call us: 402-592-2055, ask for Research Department

02/17/2026

Struggling with Asthma? We’re Looking for You!👀

✨Join our asthma research study and help improve future asthma treatments.✨

• Compensation for time & travel
• No cost to participate
• Contribute to future medical care

☎️Call us today and find out if you qualify: 402-592-2055

The Asthma & Allergy center provides care for allergy related conditions for children and adults in Bellevue, NE and surrounding areas.

11/20/2025

Two new ASTHMA STUDIES now enrolling. One is a device study for patients 7 and older. The other is an adult study. Contact Karen or Keyllin at the office to see if you qualify. 402-592-2055

11/20/2025

Together, we can make a powerful impact on lung health and air quality. Become a volunteer at the 2026 Corporate Cup and help us continue this important work. Join the team at OmahaCorporateCup.org!

11/20/2025

November 19 is World COPD Day. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a combination of lung diseases, like chronic bronchitis and emphysema. It causes progressive airway damage that can make it hard to breathe.

👩COPD affects 11.1 million adults in the United States
🚬Anyone can develop COPD, but it mostly affects people who smoke and people older than 40 years
☠️COPD is the third most common cause of disease and deaths worldwide

Share your story to help raise awareness and support others living with COPD.

11/20/2025

The holidays can present challenges for those with respiratory or allergic conditions. A bit of preparation can keep symptoms under control.

07/08/2025

Do you have asthma? Compensation for time & travel. Contact the office for more information on an asthma study to see if you qualify. 402-592-2055

07/08/2025

Contact the office to participate in an indoor allergy study 402-592-2055

01/13/2025

Allergies Doesn’t Have to Last All Year✨

If you're struggling with constant sneezing, runny nose, or itchy eyes, join our study on perennial allergic rhinitis. Get free meds, compensation, and help improve allergy treatments. Spots are limited – give us a call at (402) 592-2055 and see if you qualify.

01/10/2025

“Just because you have asthma doesn’t mean you can’t ski, snowboard or play sports. Asthma should not hold you back from what you love doing.” - Jake Cohn, professional free-style skier.

Jake is correct! People with asthma should not fear skiing or other winter related activities if their asthma is well-controlled.

Dr. William Silvers, MD, advises skiers with asthma to:
• Use a bronchodilator albuterol inhaler 15 minutes before skiing
• Warm up for 15-20 minutes before skiing
• Pace yourself on the slopes
• Wear a mask or scarf over their mouth and nose to help warm and moisten the dry air
• Monitor symptoms during skiing

It is important to remember these tips for the next time you want to hit the slopes! To read more about skiing with asthma, visit: https://allergyasthmanetwork.org/news/skiing-believing-managing-asthma-the-slopes/

01/10/2025

Nasal polyps are small growths in your nose or sinuses. They can cause headaches, and make it hard to breathe and smell. If you have asthma, chronic sinus infections, or allergies, get our nasal polyps guide. https://aafa.org/asthma/asthma-triggers-causes/health-conditions-that-trigger-asthma/nasal-polyps/

01/07/2025

Our office is looking for a front desk receptionist to join our team. Please call Carolyn at 402-592-2055 for more information